Goliath II

Year: 1960

Runtime: 15 mins

Language: English

Director: Wolfgang Reitherman

Animation

Goliath II is a six‑inch elephant, son of the massive Goliath. His father sees him as a disappointment, while his mother is proud. His tiny size lands him in constant trouble, especially with the tiger Raja who dreams of a bite‑size snack. After a scolding he runs away, is rescued, and proves brave when the herd cowers at a mouse holding his ground.

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