How to Haunt a House (1999)
In order to demonstrate how to haunt a house, the narrator arranges for Goofy to temporarily be "not living" and selects Donald Duck to be the one whom Goofy's ghost will haunt.
Top billed cast
Wayne AllwineMickey Mouse (voice)
Tony AnselmoDonald Duck (voice)
Bill FarmerGoofy (voice)
April WinchellClarabelle Cow (voice)
Corey BurtonNarrator (voice)
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