Goldy Locks

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Goldy Locks

Background information

Name

Goldy Locks

Voice

Bernice Hansen (1937-1940)
June Foray (1941-1977)
Janet Waldo (1966-1986; occasional projects)
B. J. Ward (1978-1986)
Russi Taylor (1987-2000)
Kath Soucie (1990s; occasional projects)
Tara Strong (2000-present)
Grey Griffin (late 2000s; occasional projects)
Amy Poehler (2010-present; selected projects)

Inspiration

Goldilocks from the fairy tale Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Shirley Temple

Character information

Age

7

Personality

Cute, naive, adventurous, curious, girly, friendly, kind, playful, sweet, brave, keen, strong, clumsy, feisty, fun-loving, innocent

Appearance

Slender, fair skin, freggle cheeks, long blonde pigtails

Alignment

Good

Goal

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Enemies

Wolfen Wolf
Mooch the Fox
Mrs. Grouch
Sagebrush Sid (sometimes)
The Three Cockroaches
Genghis the Lion
Dan
Marco Marsupial
Bucky Raccoon
Zig the Hyena
Bernie
Greg the Rat
Patrick Perentie (sometimes)

Likes

Animals, adventure, TBD

Dislikes

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Quote

"Oh My, Oh Dear!"
"Wait a minute! You're that wolf my mother warned about! You were trying to kill me!"

Goldy Locks is an animated cartoon character created in the late 1930s by Bill Tytla and Martin Taras for Dora Wilson Productions (later known as DreamWorks Animation). She is best known for her starring roles in the Dreamtoons series of animated short films produced by Dora Wilson. She is inspired by the protagonist Goldilocks from the fairy tale Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

Goldy is a blonde little girl who is notably known for her innocent and naïve personality. She is also characterized by her Shirley Temple-styled voice, her superhuman strength and her usual encounters with anthropomorphic animals. Due to Goldy's popularity during the Golden Age of American animation, she became not only an American cultural icon, but also one of the most recognizable characters in animation along with fellow Dreamtoons characters Joey Kangaroo, Wolfen Wolf, the Goat Kids, Red Riding Hood, the Wacky Ducks, King Julien, and Peter and Cat.

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Voice[]

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Physical appearance[]

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Several of Goldy's shorts in the Golden Age of American animation usually have her trying to be just like any other kid her age. Goldy was usually an outcast among the town's other children due to her streight causing havoc. She tries to play with her school's children, but they called her names, mocked her for her strength, and would leave her alone in tears. Wolfen Wolf would show up and upon seeing Goldy and overhearing the distraught girl's crying in loneliness, would disguise himself, feign friendship, and set traps along the way to eat her, all of which would prove ineffective on Goldy and comically backfire on Wolfen, with him getting injured in slapstick fashion. Thoughout the short, Goldy was blissfully unaware of Wolfen's true agenda but would come to realize the truth about her predator when his final attempt caused his disguise to fall apart and dispose of him, usually by saying in a shocked way: "Wait a minute! You're that wolf my mother warned about! You were trying to kill me!", and would beat up Wolfen, who then ran away in fear shorty after a brief but severe bashing (in two 1959 cartoons, however, Goldy remained blissfully unaware and the exasperated Wolfen finally gave up, fleeing Goldy before any more misfortune befell him). In the end, a defeated Wolfen would be about to give up hunting children until seeing the children who bullied Goldy at the beginning and decide to eat them instead (usually saying "At the end, who am I anyways?! A wolf or a mouse?!"), successfully capturing them and taking them away in a bag, giving them their comeuppance as Goldy would watch it along with other outcast kids, breaking the fourth wall by saying "I guess that it serves them right for mocking us."

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The Bear Family (1937) - adapted from and parodying the fairy tale Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
See Ya Later, Alligator (1938) - Goldy unknowingly outsmarts an alligator who is trying to eat her.
Goldy and the Lion (1938) - TBD
Hollywood Goldy (1939) - Goldy travels to Hollywood to follow her dream to become a child actress but ends up getting chased by a security guard.
Hold Your Horses (1940) - TBD
Oh My, Oh Deer (1940) - Goldy befriends with a fawn.
Little Goldy Riding Hood (1940) - TBD
Goldy's Rival (1941) - TBD
Due or Diet (1941) - Goldy is informed by a doctor that she needs to put herself on a diet, eat healthy treats and avoid sweets and fats. However, she keeps wrestling with her thoughts trying to decide whether to diet or not.
Lucky Goldy (1942) - Due to her age of seven, Goldy begins to believe that she would give good luck to anybody.
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Goldy's School (1943) - TBD
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Who Am I Kitten? (1946) - Goldy attempts to return a lost kitten to its owner for $4 million, but she has problems with it. Wolfen tries to trick Goldy so he can eat her.
Goldy's Ark (1947) - To help some endangered seals, Goldy tires to build an ark, being inspired by the story of Noah’s Ark. Wolfen then disguises himself as Noah in an attempt to eat her.
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Goldy's Halloween Party (1948) - TBD
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Goldy and the Goldfish (1949) - TBD
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Oh, Goody, Goody for Goodies! (1950) - TBD
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For Goodness Snake (1953) - Goldy tries to outsmart a small garden snake who trespasses and sabotages her garden.
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Goldy's Date (1953) - During Valentine's Day, Goldy is smitten with a young boy named TBD
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The Zany Zoo (1955) - TBD
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Goldy's Birthday (1957) - TBD
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Wolfen's Potion (1958) - Wolfen invents a growth potion for Goldy.
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Goldy and the Backyard Kids (1990) - Goldy and her friends form a rock band.
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Goldy's Job (1993) - TBD
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Jungle Goldy (1999) - TBD
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Good Wolf? (2001)- While being babysat by Pompeii Pete, Goldy and Red learn that Wolfen has been released from jail. Wolfen lies about doing nice things. Goldy and Pete fall for its but Red isn't convinced until it's too late.
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Goldy's Good Deed (2005) - TBD
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A Goldy Locks Christmas (2010) - a TV special parodying Christmas specials, mainly A Charlie Brown Christmas.
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Goldy's Imaginary Friend (2018) - TBD
Goldy and Another Girl Next-Door (2019) - a LGBT-related web short follows Goldy meets other little girl who lives next-door.

Other media[]

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