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Hans Christian Andersen

*This article is about the author. For the character who appeared in The Little Mermaid TV Series, see Hans Christian Andersen (character). For the character who appears in Frozen, see Hans.*

## Background information

### Born

April 2, 1805
Odense, Funen, Kingdom of Denmark

### Died

August 4, 1875 (aged 70)
Østerbro, Copenhagen, Kingdom of Denmark

### Occupations

Writer

**Hans Christian Andersen** (April 2, 1805 - August 4, 1875) was a Danish author, fairy tale writer, and poet who wrote many fairy tales that Disney adapted from to make films and shorts like *The Ugly Duckling*, the 1989 animated film *The Little Mermaid*(based on the book of the same name), Piano Concerto No. 2, in *Fantasia 2000* based on *The Steadfast Tin Soldier*, *The Little Matchgirl* and the 2013 animated film *Frozen,*very loosely based on *The Snow Queen*. One of his other stories, *Ole Lukøje*, was adapted into a 1944 Walt Disney's Little Library storybook, *Through the Picture Frame*.

In addition to *Frozen*, his Snow Queen character was adapted in *Once Upon a Time* as Ingrid, and in *The 7D* as Ginorma.

His character of Thumbelina was adapted in *Goldie & Bear,*and in *The Adventures of Tom Thumb and Thumbelina*.

## Trivia

* The names of *Frozen'*s characters were inspired by conducting an internet search for Norwegian baby names. While completely unintentional, a fan put together the fact that Hans, Kristoff, Anna, and Sven sound like "Hans Christian Andersen".
* He is the first author to meet his creation in a TV episode, followed by Edgar Rice Burroughs, who wrote *Tarzan*.
* Some of his fairy tales that Disney adapted from to make films and shorts won four Academy Awards such as *The Ugly Duckling* won an Academy Award for Best Original Short, *The Little Mermaid'*s song, "Under the Sea" won an Academy Award for Best Original Song and *Frozen* won two Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature and it's song, "Let It Go" for Best Original Song.
Shelley Winters

**Shelley Winters** (August 18, 1920 – January 14, 2006) was an American actress who appeared in dozens of films, as well as on stage and television; her career spanned over 50 years until her death in 2006. Her only Disney role was Lena Gogan in *Pete's Dragon*.

## Trivia

She was briefly married for two years to the legendary Italian actor Vittorio Gassman who voiced Mufasa in the Italian dub of *The Lion King*. They had one daughter together.
List of recycled animation in Disney trailers

A list featuring examples of recycled animation in Disney trailers.

## See also

* List of recycled animation in Disney films
* List of recycled animation in the Winnie the Pooh films
* List of recycled animation in Disney Animated Film Sequels
* List of recycled animation in Disney shorts
* List of recycled animation in Mickey Mouse shorts
* List of recycled animation in Donald Duck shorts
* List of recycled animation in Goofy shorts
* List of recycled animation in Disney shows
Conrad Cockatoo

### Description

White Cockatoo wearing the same costume as Flash only with a bird claw mark on the yellow spot instead on his costume, blue goggles, and no blue hood

### Goal

To act as a super dog's sidekick; later, as a new hero of a new hero show (formerly)

### Fate

Thanks Flash for saving him and continues being his sidekick

### Quote

"Help! Help! Mad Dog! Mad Dog! Keep him away!" (thinking Flash is trying to get his "revenge" on him for replacing him in his show)

**Conrad Cockatoo** is a one-shot character who appeared in the episode "Flash the Wonder Dog" from the animated television show, *Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers*. He was voiced by Jim Cummings.

## History

He is a Cockatoo parrot actor who stars in a TV show called *Flash the Wonder Dog* in which he played a heroic bird sidekick of the hero (also called Flash the Wonder Dog) who helped him fight crime. After Flash was dognapped by Fat Cat and his gang, framed for crimes he didn't commit (actually, Fat Cat and his gang in Flash disguises), and later, rescued by the Rescue Rangers, Conrad was told to replace Flash as the new hero of the show as Conrad the Wonder Bird. When Flash returned to the studio while trying to escape an angry mob, he tried to ask Conrad for help - only to have Conrad think he was a "mad dog" and have the people think Flash was trying to attack Conrad for taking over his role as part of his "revenge." After Flash continued to escape, Conrad was later birdnapped by Fat Cat (disguised as Flash again). Everyone tried to stop him but they wouldn't dare because "Flash" was holding Conrad hostage and threatened to harm him if anyone came any closer.

Luckily, the real Flash witnessed the whole thing; realizing why people were coming after him and with a little persuasion of Chip and Dale, he finally overcame his fear of heights, rescued Conrad, and unmasked Fat Cat, much to the surprising shock of everyone; including the people watching on TV (thanks to Gadget, Monterey Jack, and Zipper). Unfortunately, Fat Cat was able to hold Conrad hostage again and threatened to "pluck" him if Flash came any closer. Then, the Rescue Rangers came along and helped Flash and Conrad by flushing Fat Cat and his gang away with a hose spraying water. Flash regained respect and gratitude from everyone; including Conrad and the Rescue Rangers.
List of non-Disney homages in Disney films

A list featuring examples of non-Disney homages in Disney movies. This includes scenes that appear to be similar to shots from previous movies, but are not Disney animation.

## Verbal homages

### *The Monkey's Uncle*

* Darius Green III: "Hi-Yo, Silver! Away!" (*The Lone Ranger*)

### *Oliver & Company*

* Tito: "I could have danced all night! I could have danced all night!" (*My Fair Lady*)

### *Aladdin*

* Genie: "Made you look." (*Good Morning, Vietnam*)

### *Toy Story*

* Woody: "There's no place like home. There's no place like home. There's no place like home!" (*The Wizard of Oz*)

### *Hercules*

* Hades: "Zeusy, I'm home!" (*I Love Lucy*)

### *102 Dalmatians*

* Waddlesworth: On, Dasher, On, Dancer, On, Digger, On, Droller. Look at me, I'm Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindog with a present for Miss Oddball. (*Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer*)

### *Home on the Range*

* Buck: "Hasta la vista, heifers!" (*Terminator 2: Judgment Day*)
* Rico: "Mother of mercy! Is this the end of Rico?" (*Little Caesar*)

### *Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers*

* Beagle Boy: "You feel lucky, Ducky?" (*Dirty Harry*)

### *Chicken Little*

* Runt of the Litter: "It was beauty that killed the beast." (*King Kong*)

### *Turning Red*

* Mei: "Besties, assemble!" (*Avengers:Endgame*)
	+ Mei: "Awooga!" ("Marooned")

### *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*

* Dale: "Dale, Dale Chipmunk" (*Dr. No*)
* Chip: "You monster!" (Shrek)

## See also

* List of non-Disney homages in Disney shorts
* List of non-Disney homages in Disney shows
Governor Keith

**Sir William Keith**, **4th Baronet**, (1669 - November 18, 1749) served as lieutenant-governor of the Colonies of Pennsylvania and Delaware, 1717 - 1726.

Although he never existed during the times of movies, he made an animated appearance in the Disney 1953 short, *Ben and Me* where he was voiced by the late Bill Thompson.

## Gallery

Governor Keith as he appeared in *Ben and Me*
Lucy DeVito

**Lucy Chet DeVito** (born March 11, 1983) is an American actress known for her role as Anne Greenstein in the 2009 comedy, *Leaves of Grass*. She is the eldest daughter of actor, comedian, and filmmaker, Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman and older sister of Grace and Jake DeVito. She has made a couple cameos in a few of her father's movies such as *Noble Son.*

For Disney, she played Stephanie Krause in the ABC Family sitcom, *Melissa and Joey*. She is currently set to star (alongside with her father as the Ringmaster) as a coat check receptionist in the 2019 remake of *Dumbo*.

## Gallery

Lucy DeVito with her siblings, Grace (second from right) and Jake (far right) and her mother, Rhea Perlman attending their father's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in August 2011.
Shaman

## Character information

### Personality

Sly, mean, cruel, vile, unkind, selfish, careless, abusive, power-hungry, manipulative, bossy, unkind, tyrannical, loathsome, and evil

### Description

Tall, skinny (Later; muscular) man with long beige hair wearing a wizard's uniform and always seen carrying a magic staff

### Occupation

Wizard, sorcerer, and ruler of rat-like creatures (formerly)

### Goal

To absorb all of Genie's powers and become the most powerful wizard of the world (failed)

### Home

A cave somewhere in the mountains of the desert

### Fate

Gets eaten by his shadow creature creation after his ex-minions destroy his magic staff.

### Quote

"Your friends are loyal, a frailty which has always amused me."
"Now I am all powerful, for I have consumed the magic of a hundred sorcerers and one genie!"

**The Shaman** is a minor antagonist from the *Aladdin* TV series episode "Beast or Famine". He is a wizard hungry for power and the former ruler of rat-like creatures. He was voiced by Malcolm McDowell.

## Role in the series

The mysterious Shaman first appears in a dark cave, seeing Aladdin, Abu, and Genie from a crystal ball. The Shaman then orders to have his rat-like slaves capture Genie.

Upon capturing Genie, the Shaman tells him that he wants his powers and that the latter will become weak. Meanwhile, Aladdin, Abu, and Captain Merc use the Beast's skeleton to rebuild the ship and the three go to the cave to rescue Genie, who is getting thinner and weaker. The Shaman sees the ship approaching his cave from a crystal ball and orders his rat minions to stop it. He then sees that the ship is still moving and it crashes through a wall of his cave. The Shaman now has Genie's powers and he uses them to attack Aladdin, Abu, and Merc.

Genie tells the rat-people that they don't have to follow the Shaman's orders and abuse. This makes the the rat people turn against the Shaman. When they take his staff and throw it to the ground, smashing it, unleashing the dark shadow of his creation that flies around and devours the Shaman alive, allowing Genie to regain his energy once again.
Ronald Reagan

### Children

Maureen (deceased), Christine (deceased), Michael (all with Wyman), Patti, and Ron (both with Davis)

**Ronald Wilson Reagan** (February 6, 1911 - June 5, 2004) was an American actor and politician who served as the 33rd Governor of California from 1968 to 1976 and the 40th President of the United States of America from 1980 to 1988.

Although he did not appear in any Disney movies during his acting career, he did host the grand opening of Disneyland in 1955, appeared in the grand opening of Disney-MGM Studios, appeared in *Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color* and appeared in *Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Celebration*. He also appears as an Audio-Animatronic in The Hall of Presidents. In the *Timon & Pumbaa* episode; "Forbidden Pumbaa", his name was used in a game of words to describe a ray gun called a "Ronald Ray-Gun."

He had a son, Ron, who starred in *My Date with the President's Daughter*. He was mentioned in The BFG.

## Gallery

Ronald Reagan meeting Kirk Douglas and his wife, DianaRonald Ray-GunRonald Reagan hosts the television broadcast of Disneyland’s grand opening on July 17, 1955.
Joe Pantoliano

**Joseph Peter "Joe" Pantoliano** (born September 12, 1951) is an American actor and comedian known for playing Ralph Cifaretto in *The Sopranos*, Norby in *Baby's Day Out*, and Captain Howard in the *Bad Boys* franchise. He also voiced Peek in *Cats & Dogs* and its 2010 sequel, Goose the pelican in *Racing Stripes*, Martini the penguin in *Olive the Other Reindeer* as well as Sparky in the *Beethoven* animated series.

For Disney, he played Ronnie in the *Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color* episode "Rock 'n' Roll Mom", and voiced Great King Pan in the *Hercules* episode "Hercules and the King For a Day".

## Disney Roles

**Great King Pan**
(*Hercules*)
## Gallery

Joe Pantoliano attending the Hudson Union Society event in February 2009
The Owl House: Witches Before Wizards

The Owl House Witches Before Wizards is a picture book based on The Owl House episode, "Witches Before Wizards", published by Disney Books on January 12, 2021. Currently, it is available only for preorder in Kindle or paperback format.

## Summary

An ancient wizard gives Luz a map for a mythical quest. Although Eda and King warn her the map is a fake, Luz heads out on the quest alone. Will she prove that she is a Chosen One, or fall into an evil trap?

## Trivia

* The book is written at a 5-8 year reading age level.
* The book includes a collectible poster.
Roberta

### Friends

Father Robinson, Mother Robinson, Fritz Robinson, Ernst Robinson, Francis Robinson, and Captain Moreland

### Fate

Shares a kiss with Fritz.

**Roberta** is a teenage girl Fritz and Ernst Robinson rescue from the pirates in *Swiss Family Robinson*. She is Captain Moreland's granddaughter, Fritz Robinson's possible future wife, Father Robinson and Mother Robinson's possible future daughter-in-law, and Ernst and Francis's possible future sister-in-law. She was portrayed by the late Janet Munro.

## Role in the film

Roberta, ordered by her grandfather, Captain Moreland to cut her hair and dress up like a cabin boy named "Bertie" to avoid suspicions from Kuala and his band of cutthroat pirates, is first seen first seen lying on the beach of an island tied up along with her grandfather after the pirates led by Kuala took their ship and captured them. Roberta wishes the pirates could fight and kill each other off when she sees that her grandfather is shocked to see the pirates open a chest that belonged and was given to him by his late first officer.

When Kuala and some of the pirates approach them, her grandfather does everything he can to talk his way out of this so as to avoid the pirates trying to find out that "Bertie" is really a girl in disguise. Then, he makes a ransom deal with Kuala; a large amount of money in exchange for their freedom as long as Captain Moreland is the one who writes the ransom note. Kuala agrees to let them go after they have ransomed them and have been paid as promised. When Kuala takes "Bertie" with them, Captain Moreland threatens not to write the ransom note unless they give him back "Bertie". To make sure he gets what he wants, Kuala places "Bertie" back with Captain Moreland and then returns to join the rest of his men as Captain Moreland helps "Bertie" up.

Then, her grandfather tells her to keep quiet while the pirates decide which crew is going to take them. Then, a couple boys named Fritz and Ernst Robinson come to their rescue. As happy as he is to know that help is on the way, Captain Moreland insists the boys free "Bertie" first. Captain Moreland knows that he is out of harm's way since he is too valuable for the pirates to ransom. As the pirates start fighting and killing each other, Kuala and some of his men spot the boys helping the prisoners to escape, so, he orders his men to stop the fight and go after the boys. With "Bertie" free and Captain Moreland still tied up, the Captain insists they leave without him no matter as the pirates get closer. So, Captain Moreland stays behind as the pirates hold him while the others go after the boys and their prisoner.

## Trivia

* Roberta did not appear in the original novel. Instead, a young lady named Jenny comes to live with them towards the end of Isabelle de Montolieu's version of the novel. She was shipwrecked on a neighboring island. In Wyss' version, her name is Emily Montrose, an English girl found on Smoking Rock near the end of the novel. She is shy, but soon is adopted into the family.
Lou Nova

**Lou Nova** a.k.a. **The Cosmic Puncher** (March 16, 1913 - September 29, 1991) was an American boxer and actor. He was the U.S. and World Amateur Boxing Champion in 1935. After turning pro, he remained undefeated in his first 22 matches, and won 40 fights in total. He was the first top rated boxer to practice yoga, and reportedly did headstands in the dressing room before his title bout with Joe Louis.

After leaving the fight ring, he became an actor. He played the role of Bill O'Brien (uncredited) in *The Happiest Millionaire* and Leon in *Blackbeard's Ghost*.
Riddle De Diddle De Day

## Video

**Riddle De Diddle De Day** is the opening and closing song of *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*. It is sung by Allan-a-Dale. It is played just as the story is starting with Allan-a-Dale and his dog before moving on to a new chapter. It is later played after Robin Hood's father has been murdered (but unavenged) and when Allan-a-Dale is begging for money from peasants.

At the end of the movie, two years later, it is played for the last time as Allan-a-Dale walks off with his dog into the sunset after Robin Hood and Maid Marian share a kiss before getting ready to be married at Huntingdon Manor after King Richard's safe return from the Crusade to England.

## Lyrics

* First Version
* Reprise Version
* Reprise Finale Version

**Allan-a-Dale**:

Oh, I'll sing you a song, a rollicky song

As I roll along my way

With a hey dery die 'n' a deery die do

'N' a riddle de diddle de day

Hark to the tale of Robin Hood

And of his Merrie Men,

His like you are not like to see

In all the world again

His bow was long, his arm was strong

And his heart was good and true

Well did he fight to gain the right

And so I pray, may you?

**Allan-a-Dale**:

I've tidings to tell and new songs, as well

Of the wonders I've seen far and wide

But if you'd hear a tale from Allan-a-Dale

You must first drop a penny inside

Old Robin who was called Fitzooth

Is dwelling in the wood

His coat is changed to lincoln green

And his name to Robin Hood

Now Robin Hood doth hunt the deer

But in the woodlands prance

But oft times shoots the sheriff's men

By sorrowful mischance

He robbed the rich to aid the poor

A most unusual practice

But now that he has been outlawed

He needn't pay his taxes

Oh, I'll sing you a song, a rollicky song

As I roll along my way

With a hey dery die 'n' a deery die do

'N' a riddle de diddle de day de day

With a riddle de diddle de day

**Allan-a-Dale**:

With a hey dery die 'n' a deery die do

'N' a riddle de diddle de day de day

'N' a riddle de diddle de day

Oh, I'll sing you a song, a rollicky song

As I roll along my way

With a hey dery die 'n' a deery die do

'N' a riddle de diddle de day de day

'N' a riddle de diddle de day

## Videos

The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men - Riddle De Diddle De Day (Reprise)The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men - Riddle De Diddle De Day (Reprise) finale
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James MacArthur

**James Gordon MacArthur** (December 8, 1937 - October 28, 2010 ) was an American actor who is best known for his role as Danny "Danno" Williams on the CBS police procedural drama series *Hawaii Five-O* from 1968 to 1980.

His Disney roles included Johnny Butler/True Son in *The Light in the Forest*, Rudi Matt in *Third Man on the Mountain*, David Balfour in *Kidnapped*, Fritz Robinson in *Swiss Family Robinson*, Cpl. Henry Jenkins in the *Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color* episodes *Willie and the Yank: The Deserter* and *Willie and the Yank: The Mosby Raiders*, himself in *The Wonderful World of Disney: 40 Years of Television Magic* and *The Age of Believing: The Disney Live Action Classics*, and the narrator for *Swiss Family Robinson: Adventure in the Making*.

He was the adopted son of actress Helen Hayes.
Sir Pellinore

**Sir Pellinore** is a supporting character in Disney's 1963 feature, *The Sword in the Stone*. He is a scrawny slender knight who appears close to Sir Ector. He was voiced by the late Allan Napier.

## Personality

In contrast to his friend, Sir Ector, Pellinore is more timid and has a slimmer build. He can't stand the idea of Ector's son, Kay being king, given the teen's rather serious, lazy, robust and violent tendencies. He has little interaction with Arthur Pendragon, but does stand up for him at the tournament, showing a mostly friendly relationship. One running gag is that he often spills things on his mustache, causing him to sniffle.

## Film Role

Shortly after Merlin settles in Sir Ector's castle, Pellinore arrives on horseback throughout heavy rain; stating that he has big news from London. As he settles inside, Pellinore announces that a jousting tournament will be held in London on New Year's Day. Ector scoffs since a jousting tournament is held every year, but Pellinore explains that there's a catch to this year's tournament; whoever wins will be crowned King of England. Suddenly excited, Ector tells the news to his son, Kay; implying that he could win it after a few days of hard work and training leading to his possible upcoming knighthood by Christmas, which the latter agrees to.

The next morning, Pellinore and Ector witness Kay's disastrous training. Months later, on Christmas Eve, Pellinore celebrates the holiday with Sir Ector and Kay, having been recently knighted as Sir Kay now. Sir Ector is happy at the possibility of Kay winning the tournament and the crown, but Pellinore is highly doubtful. He believes Kay would make a dreadful king due to his bossy and stubborn attitude.

At the tournament in London, Pellinore watches it with Ector, Kay, and Arthur. While there, the Wart realizes he forgot Kay's sword and eventually pulls the magic mystical sword from its resting place of a stone and anvil without knowing it. When everyone recognizes the legendary weapon, the knight, Sir Bart calls the tournament to a halt.

Everyone at the tournament minus Pellinore and Bart, doubting that a scrawny boy like Wart could pull the sword from such a firm and tight spot, mock Wart and then, try to force him to repeat the action to prove his story. So, they return to the old churchyard where the stone resides and place the sword back in it. However, Kay and several other knights push him aside; foolishly thinking that the sword can be removed by anyone a second time. However, appalled by everyone's pride and unfairness towards Wart when trying in vain to pull the sword themselves, Pellinore and Bart stand up for the boy, convince everyone to let him try it first, and encourage him in his attempt. Arthur's act is successful and Pellinore, Ector, Bart, and the whole crowd begin to cheer for their new King Arthur.

## Gallery

Pellinore blowing his hornPellinore removing his cloakPellinore enters the doorPellinore snifflingPelinore and Ector laughing.Pellinore arms up already-injured Kay. This won't end well..."It's the marvelous--!""I say we let the boy try it!"
Mark Garrison

### Friends

Fran, Dr. Pruitt, Mr. Toyama, Kenji, Mel Chadwick, his dogs, and Sergeant Carmody (briefly)

### Quote

"Oh, boy."
"That's my idea of a real dog."
"Brutus is a kind, lovable, intelligent animal!"
"Ah, shut up, you idiot."

**Mark Garrison** is the protagonist in Disney's *The Ugly Dachshund*. He is an artist, Fran's husband, and the owner of the Dachsies: Danke, Wilhelmina, Heidi, and Chloe and Brutus the Great Dane. He was portrayed by the late Dean Jones.

## Role in the film

Mark Garrison is first seen waking up early in the morning to go to the hospital with his wife, Fran. He calls Dr. Pruitt to tell him they are on their way.
Ron Reagan

**Ronald Prescott "Ron" Reagan** (born May 20, 1958) is an American former talk radio host and political analyst for KIRO radio and later, Air America Radio, where he hosted his own daily three-hour show. He is a commentator and contributor to programming on the MSNBC cable news and commentary network. For Disney, he played the role of a guard in *My Date with the President's Daughter*. He is also the son of the late conservative former United States President, Ronald Reagan.
Paddy Scanlon

### Friends

Darby O'Gill, Katie O'Gill, Michael MacBride, Lord Fitzpatrick, Molly Malloy, Tom Kerrigan, and Father Murphy

### Fate

Enjoys seeing Sheelah getting admonished by her son, Pony after having receiving a good beating from Michael.

### Quote

"The Devil's gold. I wouldn't touch it if Father Murphy blessed every coin. Stay away from Knocknasheega, Darby. You moil and meddle with that little king, he'll put the come-hither on you and make you his slave forevermore."

**Paddy Scanlon** is a good friend of Darby O'Gill in *Darby O'Gill and the Little People*. He was portrayed by the late Farrell Pelly.

## Role in the film

Paddy is first seen at the Rathcullen Arms, listening to one of Darby O'Gill's tales about little people known as Leprechauns; especially the one where he first met the King of the Leprechauns, King Brian, along with Tom Kerrigan the owner and Molly Malloy the barmaid.

After Tom confronts Pony Sugrue, the town's mailman and bully, for mocking Darby's stories, Paddy and Tom get back to listening to Darby about his encounter with King Brian in the ruins of Knocknasheega. After the story and learning that Darby tried to wish some gold for each of his friends, Paddy starts talking superstitions about a leprechaun's gold meaning the Devil's gold even if their town's pastor, Father Murphy blessed every coin, and warns Darby to stay away from Knocknasheega and not to mess with a 5,000 year old king like King Brian, or he will put the come-hither on him and make him his slave forever, meaning no gold for him. But to comfort Paddy, Darby says he has learned 100 tricks in his life with King Brian, and promises to leave his share to the Church without letting Father Murphy know where he got it, which causes everyone including Paddy to laugh until they notice Father Murphy in the Inn, having listened to Darby's story the whole time.

## Gallery

Paddy Scanlon listening to one of Darby O'Gill's stories about his encounter with King BrianPaddy continuing to listen to Darby's stories and intrigued"The Devil's gold. I wouldn't touch it if Father Murphy blessed every coin.""Stay away from Knocknasheega, Darby. You moil and meddle with that little king, he'll put the come-hither on you and make you his slave forevermore.""You're mad, mind you. You'll be caught like a rat in a snap trap. Now, I don't want your blood on my head, so don't wish any gold for me."Paddy watching Darby agreeing to bring back Father Murphy's new bell tomorrowPaddy, Tom Kerrigan, and Molly Malloy happy with Darby's return with their new church bellPaddy and Tom surprised to see something (King Brian) moving inside Darby's sackPaddy and Tom amazed after "witnessing" King Brian drinking whiskey in a cup inside the sackPaddy and his friends amazed as wellPaddy waiting to see Darby make his third wishPaddy seeing Katie distressedPaddy and everyone happy over Pony's defeat
Titus (ship)

## Titus

### **Fate**

Destroyed by the Robinson family with gunpowder so as to avoid being found by the pirates.

**The *Titus*** was a ship formerly commandeered by Captain Wilhelm and his crew that served as a means of transportation for the Robinson family to travel from Bern to the German colony of New Guinea so as to avoid Napoleon Bonaparte's conquest of Europe in *Swiss Family Robinson*. It was equipped with cannons used for firing at enemy ships and former lifeboats for allowing them to sail to shore until it got stuck on the rocks on a deserted island.

## In the film

The Robinson family: Father, Mother, Fritz, Ernst, and Francis used this ship commandeered by Captain Wilhelm and his crew to travel from Bern to the German colony of New Guinea so as to avoid Napoleon Bonaparte's conquest of Europe. Unfortunately, the ship was chased into a storm one night by pirates, thus, forcing Captain Wilhelm and his crew to abandon it, the Captain's dogs:Duke and Turk, the animal livestock, and the Robinsons and leaving them trapped in it without any lifeboats left to save them; fearing it would sink into the storm. On that same stormy night, it continued carrying its remaining passengers until it got stuck on the rocks of a deserted island. In the morning, knowing it will never sail again, the Robinsons decided to use some wood from it to construct a raft to allow them to get to shore while taking everything they needed except the animals since they were too heavy for them. Duke and Turk, however, were the lucky animals to leave the ship and join the Robinsons while swimming until they rescued them from drowning; gladly, they didn't sink their raft as Father feared they would. The next morning, Father, Fritz, and Ernst returned to the ship to bring the rest of the animals back to shore until Ernst noticed another ship heading their way. Unfortunately, the other ship later turned out to be the same pirate ship commandeered by Kuala and his pirate crew that chased them into the storm. Seeing as to how the ship was stuck on the rocks and still having some passengers, Kuala ordered his men to fire on them with their cannons until Father managed to scare them off with a quarantine flag despite Fritz and Ernst trying to load a cannon to fight back. Then, the Robinsons started using all the wood they could find on the ship and the island to construct a tree house. A few weeks (or months) later, after Fritz and Ernst rescued a girl named Roberta, disguised at first as a cabin boy named Bertie, from the pirates, Father, Fritz, and Ernst returned to the ship to blow it up with gunpowder so as to avoid being found by the pirates.
Robert Loggia

**Robert Loggia** (January 3, 1930 - December 4, 2015) was an American film and television actor and director. He was famous for playing the role of bad guys, gangsters, mobsters, mafia bosses, drug dealers, loan sharks, mercenaries, and a gangster named Salvatore (his actual name) "The Shark" Macelli in *Innocent Blood* which explains why people in the Walt Disney Studios picked him to give the voice of Sykes, the loan shark gangster, in *Oliver & Company*. In 1958, he starred as Elfego Baca in the 10-part *Walt Disney anthology* television miniseries, *The Nine Lives of Elfego Baca*.

He also played Lew Horner in the 1991 Hollywood Pictures film, *The Marrying Man*, John McBainbridge in the 1998 Touchstone Pictures film, *Holy Man*, and Matt in the 1994 Touchstone Pictures film, *I Love Trouble*.
Owl Capone

### Personality

Greedy, mean, tough, cruel, ruthless, villainous, cunning, careless, sarcastic, and opportunistic

### Description

Short, slightly obese brown anthropomorphic owl with a mole on his right cheek wearing a white tuxedo and top hat and a red carnation

### Goal

To hijack the Spruce Moose and steal everybody's jewels

### Enemies

Baloo, Rebecca Cunningham, and Spruce Moose guests

### Fate

Gets caught and tied up along with his men by everyone after Baloo tips them over the plane with the tail and later presumably gets arrested.

### Quote

"Okay, boys. Suit up!"
"These rich jerks won't know what hit 'em, nya?"
"Nya, alright, see? This night club's being hijacked by yours truly, Owl Capone, nya."
"Nya, so, holding out on us, eh?"
"Sorry, lady, but you landed in the wrong part of town. Small world, ain't it?"
"Hurry it up, you slugs!"

**Owl Capone** is a diminutive owl gangster who appears in the *TaleSpin* episode; "My Fair Baloo". He was voiced by Maurice LaMarche.

## Role in the episode

Owl Capone is first seen driving with his men in a motorboat straight to a gigantic plane-turned-into-restaurant called "The Spruce Moose" they intend to hijack while the guests are attending a swanky businessman's ball. They climb aboard the plane while carrying machine guns in their violin cases and posing as band members. As soon as one of Owl Capone's men, Lefty has taken control of the plane, Owl Capone and the rest of his men open fire to direct the guests' attention.

After making it through Cape Suzette's narrow path, Owl Capone has his men force everybody at gunpoint to give up their valuables in sacks while Baloo inconspicuously sneaks around the crowd and sabotage the controls of the plane so as to foil Owl Capone's heist. When Rebecca Cunningham finds herself unable to hand out any valuables to Owl Capone since she admits she doesn't own any jewelry, Owl Capone, his men, and the guests proceed to laugh at her.

After Baloo manages to cause the plane's controls to go haywire, Owl Capone and his men abandon the plane and jump out by parachute along with the stolen jewelry. However, after Baloo manages to save everybody by landing the plane near a deserted island, Owl Capone and his men return and force everybody at gunpoint while opening fire in the air again to go out and cut down some trees so as to build a raft fit for him and his men only. Owl Capone and his men are seen on the side of the plane's tail, keeping an eye on the guests as they continue building a raft for them. Luckily, Baloo and Rebecca climb back into the plane and Baloo starts using the plane's tail to tip Owl Capone and his men out of balance and off the plane as they land on the ground. They are last seen having been tied up by the guests. It is presumed that after Baloo got the Spruce Moose to fly again and back home using a hot air balloon made out of everybody's clothes, Owl Capone and his men were taken along and later arrested by the police in the end.

## Trivia

* Owl Capone was named after and based on the real-life gangster, Al "Scarface" Capone.
Red Gill

### Goal

To win the archery tournament, to serve Prince John and the Sheriff of Nottingham, and to kill Robin and his father for defying the Sheriff

### Friends

Prince John, the Sheriff of Nottingham, guards, and archers

### Fate

Killed by Robin Hood with an arrow shot on the chest after killing his father for defying the Sheriff.

### Quote

"Can your tuppenny bow do better than that, my beardless rogue?"

**Red Gill** is a minor antagonist in Disney's *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*. He was portrayed by the late Archie Duncan.

## Role in the film

Red Gill is first seen entering an archery tournament at Nottingham fair organized by Prince John and his new Sheriff of Nottingham in order to choose which archer will join and serve them in gathering taxes from the poor in King Richard's absence.

According to the Sheriff, Red Gill is among the finest archer he has ever recruited to join them until his archery is outwitted and outmatched by Robin Fitzooth and his father, Hugh Fitzooth even when Red Gill mocks Robin after shooting his arrow and before Robin and his father shoot theirs.

Knowing the Sheriff's true intentions, after Hugh Fitzooth and his son defy the Sheriff and refuse to join him, the Sheriff sends Red Gill to kill them. In the forest, Red Gill manages to kill Hugh Fitzooth with an arrow shot on the back. Luckily, Robin manages to avenge his father's death by killing Red Gill with an arrow shot on his chest when Red Gill tries killing him next. Thus, begins Robin's life as Robin Hood, an outlaw living in Sherwood Forest who steals from the rich and gives to the poor.

## Gallery

Red Gill shooting first at the tournamentRed Gill mocking Robin Fitzooth: "Can your tuppenny bow do better than that, my beardless rogue?"Red Gill defied by Robin's father, Hugh FitzoothRed Gill watching Robin shootRed Gill sent by the Sheriff of Nottingham to kill Robin and his father for defying the SheriffRed Gill trying to kill Robin after having killed his fatherRed Gill's deathRed Gill lying dead after being killed by Robin
Rathcullen

**Rathcullen** is a fictional town located in Ireland in *Darby O'Gill and the Little People*.It is the home of Darby O'Gill, Katie O'Gill, Michael MacBride, Tom Kerrigan, Molly Malloy, Father Murphy, Pony Sugrue, Sheelah Sugue, and other villagers.

## Background

Rathcullen is located somewhere in Ireland, next to the mountain called Knocknasheega where King Brian and the leprechauns live. The town consists of many buildings serving as homes and working places for the inhabitants like the Rathcullen Arms, Fitzpatrick Manor, and its gatehouse.
List of recycled animation in Goofy shorts

tA list of examples of recycled animation in Goofy shorts.

## See Also

* List of recycled animation in Disney films
* List of recycled animation in the Winnie the Pooh films
* List of recycled animation in Disney Animated Film Sequels
* List of recycled animation in Disney shorts
* List of recycled animation in Mickey Mouse shorts
* List of recycled animation in Donald Duck shorts
* List of recycled animation in Disney shows
* List of recycled animation in Disney trailers
Sessue Hayakawa

**Sessue Hayakawa** (June 10, 1886 - November 23, 1973) was a Japanese and American Issei actor who starred in American, Japanese, French, German, and British films. Hayakawa was active at the outset of the American film industry. He was the first and remains one of the few Asian actors to find stardom in the United States and Europe. He is the first Asian American as well as the first Japanese American movie star and the first Asian-American Leading Man. His "broodingly handsome" good looks and typecasting as a sinister villain with sexual dominance made him a heartthrob among American women, and the first male sex symbol of Hollywood, several years in advance of Rudolph Valentino. During those early years, Hayakawa was as well known and as popular as Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks, although today his name is largely unknown to the public.

His popularity, sex appeal, and extravagant lifestyle (*e.g.*, his wild parties and his gold-plated Pierce-Arrow) may have fed tension within segments of American society and led to discriminatory stereotypes and the desexualization of Asian men in American productions, something that continues to today in Modern Hollywood, as exemplified by the controversial character of I.Y. Yunioshi in *Breakfast At Tiffany's*. Hayakawa refused to adopt the negative stereotypes, he abandoned Hollywood for European cinema, and there he was treated equally. Hayakawa's friendships with American actors led him to return to Hollywood. He was one of the highest paid stars of his time, earning $5,000 per week in 1915, and $2 million per year through his own production company during the 1920s. He starred in over eighty movies, and two of his films stand in the U.S. National Film Registry.

Of his English-language films, Hayakawa is probably best known for his role as Colonel Saito in the film *The Bridge on the River Kwai*, for which he received a nomination for Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1957. He also appeared in the 1950 film *Three Came Home* and as Kuala in Disney's '**Swiss Family Robinson'** in 1960.

In addition to his film acting career, Hayakawa was a theatre actor, film and theatre producer, film director, screenwriter, novelist martial artist, and a Zen master.
Steve Walker

### Friends

Jo Anne Baker, Captain Blackbeard, Emily Stowecroft, and the Daughters of the Buccaneers

### Enemies

Silky Seymour, his thugs, and Pinetop Purvis (briefly)

### Fate

Pursues his future happily with Jo Anne while watching Blackbeard depart to join his ghostly crew after being released from his curse for performing a good deed.

### Quote

"You know something, I think I'm really gonna miss the old scoundrel."

**Steve Walker** is one of the main protagonists in Disney's 1968 live-action film, *Blackbeard's Ghost*. He is the new track coach of the Godolphin students. He was portrayed by the late Dean Jones.

## Role in the film

Steve is first seen driving late at night since 5 in the morning while searching for directions on signs for his way to Godolphin so as to become the new track coach of the Godolphin college students.

On the way, at a gas station, he meets Grudger, a young Godolphin college student working there. Knowing he is on his way to the famous Blackbeard's Inn for the night, Steve allows Grudger to come along with him in his car.

Once they get closer to the Inn, Grudger tells Steve that the owners are actually descendants of Blackbeard's crew known as the Daughters of the Buccaneers. When Steve tries to park his car, his space is taken by a tough mob boss named Silky Seymour along with his thugs. When Steve tries to have a word with Silky, Grudger holds him back; warning him about his job and not to mess with him at all.

At the inn, Grudger introduces Steve to Dean Wheaton from the Godolphin college. Steve later meets and immediately falls in love with a college professor named Jo Anne Baker. At first, he mistakes her for the woman men are supposed to kiss for $1.
Roger Carel

**Roger Carel** (born **Roger Bancharel**; August 14, 1927) is a French actor and voice talent, known for his recurring film roles as Asterix, the French voice of Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, and Rabbit in *Winnie the Pooh*. He also voiced Mickey Mouse, Kermit the Frog, and many other famous characters in French.

## Disney Roles

* *One Hundred and One Dalmatians* (1961) - Pongo
* *The Jungle Book* (1967) - Kaa
* *The Aristocats* (1970) - Roquefort / Lafayette
* *Robin Hood* (1973) - Sir Hiss
* *Alice in Wonderland* (1974) - Cheshire Cat (2nd dubbing)
* *Pinocchio* (1975) - Jiminy Cricket (2nd dubbing)
* *The Muppet Show* (1976-1981) - Kermit the Frog / The Announcer / Dr. Bunsen Honeydew
* *The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh* (1977) - Pooh / Piglet / Rabbit
* *The Rescuers* (1977) - Bernard
* *The Fox and the Hound* (1981) - Boomer
* *Welcome to Pooh Corner* (1983-1987) - Pooh / Piglet / Rabbit
* *Dumbo* (1984) - Timothy Q. Mouse (2nd dubbing)
* *The Great Mouse Detective* (1986) - Basil
* *DuckTales* (1987-1989) - Flintheart Glomgold / Duckworth the Butler
* *The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh* (1988-1991) - Pooh / Piglet / Rabbit
* *The Rescuers Down Under* (1990) - Bernard
* *Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin* (1997) - Pooh / Piglet / Rabbit
* *Air Bud* (1997) - Norman Snively
* *The Tigger Movie* (2000) - Pooh / Rabbit
* *The Jungle Book 2* (2003) - Kaa
* *Piglet's Big Movie* (2003) - Pooh / Rabbit
* *My Friends Tigger & Pooh* (2007-2010) - Pooh / Rabbit
Gatehouse

**The Gatehouse** is the home of Darby O'Gill as the caretaker, his daughter, Katie O'Gill, and most recently Michael MacBride as Darby's replacement in *Darby O'Gill and the Little People*.

## Description

The gatehouse is located next to Lord Fitzpatrick's manor house in the town of Rathcullen in Ireland. The building itself is surrounded by trees and fields of grass and hedges. Next to it, a stable can found where Darby keeps his pet horse, Cleopatra.

The building itself is white in color, with a few small windows and a brown rooftop. Inside, there are various rooms that are used by Darby, Katie, and Michael.
Spider

### Inspiration

The spider that encouraged Robert Bruce to try fighting the English again after facing defeat twice in Scottish history

## Character information

### Description

Spider with human-like head wearing traditional Scottish Highlander outfit

### Goal

To build a web and to encourage Robert Bruce to return to battle a third time

### Fate

Succeeds in encouraging Robert Bruce to return to battle against the English for a third time.

### Quote

"Says I? "Robert, me lad, stick-to-it-ivity. If you've got that stuff called Stick-to-it-ivity, you're gain' do all right.""Old Man Adversity gain' have his bluff called. Stick-to-it-ivity never lost a fight."

**The Spider** is a minor character in Disney's 1948 movie, *So Dear to My Heart*.

## Role in the film

The Spider appears somewhere during the song "Stick-to-it-ivity" when being observed by the historical Scottish King Robert Bruce while trying again and again to build a web until he succeeds when Robert doubts his web efforts to the last minute, singing the song after his web success, and performing a traditional Highland sword dance on Robert Bruce's sword, therefore, encouraging the king to pick up his sword and return to battle again after facing defeat twice by the English, which finally leads to his victory based on a true historical Scottish event.

## Trivia

* In the real historical event, Robert Bruce witnessed the spider's web efforts done 3 times in a mountain cave on top of him and the spider was in fact a female, thus, encouraging the king to fight for the 7th time against the English.
Sean Connery

**Sir Thomas Sean Connery**, KBE (born August 25, 1930) was a Scottish actor best known for originating the role of British secret agent James Bond from 1962 to 1971 then reprised the role unofficially in 1983.

He played Michael MacBride in the 1959 Disney film, *Darby O'Gill and the Little People*. He also played Dr. Robert Campbell in *Medicine Man*, Captain John Patrick Mason in the 1996 Hollywood Pictures film, *The Rock*, and Dr. Henry Jones, Sr. in the third *Indiana Jones* film *Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade*.

In the version of *Captain America: The Winter Soldier* made for audiences in the United Kingdom, Sean Connery is on Captain America's list of things he wants to catch up to.

Connery died on Halloween 2020 from lung cancer at age 90.

## Trivia

* Connery was considered along with Timothy Dalton and Liam Neeson for the role of Mufasa in *The Lion King*, but he declined.
* Connery was once considered to voice Cassim in *Aladdin and the King of Thieves*. Oddly, John Rhys-Davies, who appeared along him in *Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade*, ended up playing the part
* With the death of Kieron Moore (Pony Sugrue) on July 15, 2007, Sean Connery was the last surviving cast member of *Darby O'Gill and the Little People*.
* In 2007, Connery was initially asked to reprise his role as Dr. Henry Jones, Sr. in *Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull*. However, Connery turned down the offer since he was happy with his retirement, so the character was mentioned to have passed away off-screen in the final version of the film.
Richard Todd

**Richard Andrew Palethorpe Todd**, OBE (June 11, 1919 - December 3, 2009) was an Irish-born British soldier and stage and film actor. He appeared in three movies for the Disney Corporation as Robin Hood in *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*, Charles Brandon in *The Sword and the Rose*, and Rob Roy MacGregor in *Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue*.
Whistle My Love

## Video

**Whistle My Love** is a song from *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*. It was written by Eddie Pola and George Wyle. Allan-a-Dale (Elton Hayes) sings this song while playing his lute.

## Lyrics

**Allan-a-Dale**:

Whistle my love and I will come to thee

I'll always find you no matter where you may be

Whistle my love I'll hear you calling me

High on a hilltop or under the greenwood tree

Whistle a song I sang to you when our love was gay

And every friendly breeze that blows will bring it my way

Whistle my love and I will come to thee

I'll always find you no matter where you may be

I'll always find you no matter where you may be

## Trivia

* The line "I'm so sad and lonely" was later used by The Beatles for the song "Little Child" on their album: With the Beatles, which was released in 1963.