England

―Jane Porter to Tarzan about England

**England** is a country that is part of the United Kingdom in Europe. England shares land borders with the country Scotland. It has Wales to the west, and the Irish Sea to the north west, the Celtic Sea to the south west, while the North Sea is on the east, and the English Channel at the south. Most of England comprises the central and southern part of the island of Great Britain in the North Atlantic. The country also includes over 100 smaller islands, such as the Isles of Scilly and the Isle of Wight.

The country has been featured in multiple Disney properties. The exact time period shown depends on the film. The most commonly shown location within England has been the capital city of London, though other areas have appeared too.

## Appearances

### Films

* *The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad:* Mr. Toad, Mole, Ratty, and MacBadger live on a river in England. Mr. Toad and Cyril went to Mr. Winky's pub. Mr. Toad ended up in the courthouse in London and was sent to the Tower of London for twenty years.
* *Alice in Wonderland:* Alice, her cat Dinah and her sister are seen in a flowery field with a bridge and a babbling brook.
* *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men:* The story takes place in the English village of Nottingham in the year 1190. For most of the film, the country is under the rule of Prince John at Nottingham Castle in his brother, King Richard's absence after leaving for the Crusades with Maid Marian's father, the Earl of Huntingdon. During the movie, Prince John's Sheriff of Nottingham travels across the country, collecting taxes from the poor. The Tower of London (where Prince John's mother, Queen Eleanor, recently Maid Marian, and the Archbishop of Canterbury live), Huntingdon Manor (where formerly Robin Fitzooth, formerly his father, Lord Hugh Fitzooth, the Earl of Huntingdon, and formerly Maid Marian lived in), and Sherwood Forest (where Robin Hood and his Merrie Men reside at) are seen in the movie as well.
* *Peter Pan:* The Darling family live in the London subdivision of Bloomsbury. Big Ben, a prominent English attraction, is featured in the films. The time period appears to be the early 20th century. The area is also featured in the sequel, during World War II, as Wendy, her husband, and children reside in the same house.
* *One Hundred and One Dalmatians:* London, England is the main residence of the Dalmatians and their owners. Pongo and Perdita would later travel across the English countryside to rescue their kidnapped puppies from Cruella De Vil. The entire family later moves to a residence in the English countryside. The film was one of the few Disney films at the time to have the setting align with the present day (at least at the time of release).
* *The Sword in the Stone:* Sir Ector's castle is in the English countryside during the early medieval times. The castle borders a large forest that housed the former home of Merlin. A medieval London serves as the setting for a tournament meant to determine England's future king, and later serves as the center of government for the newly crowned King Arthur.
* *Mary Poppins* and *Mary Poppins Returns:* The Banks family live on Cherry Tree Lane in London, which is a major setting of the film while St. Paul's Cathedral is seen in the background scenes. Michael Banks and his family reside in the same street during the Depression-era in the second film.
* *Robin Hood:* The film takes place in the English village of Nottingham, during the medieval period. For most of the film, the country is under the rule of Prince John, who usurped the throne after King Richard left to go on the Crusades. At the time of the film, Prince John has been traveling across the country, collecting harsh taxes at every stop. London is also mentioned as the former residence of Maid Marian.
* *The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh:* The film takes place in the Hundred Acre Wood where Christopher Robin and his stuffed animal friends: Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit, Owl, Kanga, and Roo live.
* *The Great Mouse Detective:* Basil of Baker Street lives in 1897-era London. The city serves as the setting for the film. Ratigan's ultimate plan is to overthrow the Mouse Queen to become ruler of all England.
* *The Nightmare Before Christmas:* England was mentioned in Jack's Lament where Jack says he is known through out England and France.
* *Pocahontas* and *Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World:* England is the former residence of the white settlers, who traveled to the New World to form a colony. It is seen briefly in the beginning of the first film. John Smith is later forced to sail back after being injured. The country is featured more heavily in the second film, where Pocahontas travels to England to meet with its ruler King James.
* *Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland:* The film takes place in London, and Alice says to Absolem that she lives in London, and London is in England.
* *Cars 2:* London, England was the location of the final race of the World Grand Prix.
* *Thor: The Dark World:* London, England was the location where Jane Foster's intern Darcy Lewis takes her to an abandoned factory. There, Foster brings her scientific equipment and gets sucked into a vortex where the Aether enters her. Later, Thor's final battle with Malekith takes place at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. Malekith uses the Aether to destroy the universe and restore the dark-energy state in which the Dark Elves thrive.
* *Saving Mr. Banks:* P.L. Travers lives in London before going to Los Angeles. She is briefly seen back in London when Walt Disney arrives at her home.
* *Christopher Robin:* In the film, Christopher Robin is now grown up and living in London but has lost his way. Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, and Eeyore follow suit.
* *Cruella:* Set in 1970s London amidst the punk rock revolution, the film follows a young grifter named Estella, a clever and creative girl determined to make a name for herself with her designs.
* *Death on the Nile"* The beginning of the film takes place at a nightclub in London where singer Salome Otterbourne performs one of her numbers.

### Television

* *DuckTales:* In the episode "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. McDuck", a thief, who is the main antagonist of the episode, tries to rob the English Crown Jewels.
* *Phineas and Ferb:* Ferb and his father are of British descent. Lawrence Fletcher was born in London, England, but later moved to America. However, Ferb's grandfather and grandmother still reside in London.
* *Once Upon a Time:* England appears in the episode "Second Star to the Right", where we learn Baelfire arrives, following him entering a portal. As seen in "Sympathy for the De Vil", Cruella originates from a magical realm based on England in which the time period remains in the 1920s era.
	+ *Once Upon a Time in Wonderland:* Alice originates from a magical realm based on England, in which the time period remains in the Victorian era.
* *101 Dalmatian Street:* Taking place in the future of the first film, 2010s instead of the 1960s, the Dalmatian family descents from the original characters lives in a brownstone flat in the Camden Town subdivision of London.
* *Jake and the Never Land Pirates:* Jake and his crew are going to England to visit Wendy and her family to stop Captain Hook.
* *Little Einsteins:* The Little Einsteins are going to trick or treat in Buckingham Palace from "A Little Einsteins Halloween". And in "Annie's Solo Mission", Annie arrives in England while tries to rescue her friends.

## Attractions

* United Kingdom Pavilion
* Peter Pan's Flight
* The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
* Mr. Toad's Wild Ride
* It's a Small World
* The Great Movie Ride

## Cities/Locations

* London (capital)
* Nottingham
* Bloomsbury
* Sherwood Forest
* Toad Hall
* Knight's Spur
* Hundred Acre Wood

## Characters originating in England

*Main article: Category:English characters*
## Actors/Actresses and Crew born in England

* Mark Addy
* Scott Adkins
* Jenny Agutter
* Benjamin Evan Ainsworth
* Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
* Julie Andrews
* Naveen Andrews
* Heather Angel
* Ken Annakin
* Nonso Anozie
* Gemma Arterton
* Rowan Atkinson
* Hayley Atwell
* Richard Ayoade
* Mel B
* Hermione Baddeley
* Kenny Baker
* Christian Bale
* Ben Barnes
* Mischa Barton
* James Baxter
* Sean Bean
* Kathryn Beaumont
* Brian Bedford
* Kingsley Ben-Adir
* Paul Bettany
* Esmé Bianco
* Harley Bird
* Kevin Bishop
* Brian Blessed
* Brenda Blethyn
* Orlando Bloom
* Emily Blunt
* James Bobin
* Hugh Bonneville
* David Bowie
* Vanessa Branch
* Russell Brand
* Jim Broadbent
* Warrick Brownlow-Pike
* Emma Bunton
* Sebastian Cabot
* Michael Caine
* Hamilton Camp
* Jane Carr
* Helena Bonham Carter
* Jim Carter
* Don Chaffey
* Gemma Chan
* Charlie Chaplin
* Eric Christmas
* Winston Churchill
* Emilia Clarke
* Jeremy Clarkson
* John Cleese
* Sacha Baron Cohen
* Phil Collins
* Olivia Colman
* Jodie Comer
* Dominic Cooper
* James Corden
* Charlie Cox
* Daniel Craig
* David Croft
* Mackenzie Crook
* Ben Cross
* Benedict Cumberbatch
* Tim Curry
* Olivia d'Abo
* Jim Dale
* Anthony Daniels
* Jack Davenport
* John Rhys-Davies
* Warwick Davis
* Daniel Day-Lewis
* Frances de la Tour
* Cat Deeley
* Judi Dench
* Harris Dickinson
* Alesha Dixon
* Robin Atkin Downes
* Minnie Driver
* Christopher Eccleston
* Paddi Edwards
* Samantha Eggar
* Chiwetel Ejiofor
* Idris Elba
* Professor Elemental
* Peter Ellenshaw
* Greg Ellis
* Cary Elwes
* Gideon Emery
* Cynthia Erivo
* Monica Evans
* Christopher Fairbank
* Rupert Farley
* Ralph Fiennes
* Colin Firth
* Pink Floyd
* Jessica Fox
* Martin Freeman
* Jo Frost
* Stephen Fry
* Matthew Garber
* Joseph Garrett
* Mark Gatiss
* Ricky Gervais
* Florence Gill
* Stephen Graham
* Holliday Grainger
* Gavin Greenaway
* Harry Gregson-Williams
* Richard Griffiths
* Bear Grylls
* Alec Guinness
* Rebecca Hall
* Naomie Harris
* George Harrison
* John Hasler
* Nigel Hawthorne
* Richard Haydn
* Guy Henry
* Elizabeth Henstridge
* Tom Hiddleston
* Tom Holland
* Tom Hollander
* Nicholas Hooper
* Michael Hordern
* Jane Horrocks
* Bob Hoskins
* Kirby Howell-Baptiste
* Finola Hughes
* Elizabeth Hurley
* John Hurt
* Daniel Huttlestone
* Eric Idle
* Billy Idol
* Ralph Ineson
* Barrie Ingham
* Jeremy Irons
* Jason Isaacs
* Henry Jackman
* Derek Jacobi
* Lily James
* Jameela Jamil
* Martin Jarvis
* Tony Jay
* Elton John
* Hannah John-Kamen
* Finn Jones
* Rufus Jones
* Toby Jones
* James Robertson Justice
* Daniel Kaluuya
* Robert Kazinsky
* Erin Kellyman
* Rolfe Kent
* Simon Kinberg
* Ben Kingsley
* Roy Kinnear
* Keira Knightley
* Elsa Lanchester
* Rosalyn Landor
* Angela Lansbury
* Charles Laughton
* Hugh Laurie
* Jude Law
* Alex Lawther
* Christopher Lee
* Jane Leeves
* John Lennon
* Queenie Leonard
* Delroy Lindo
* Georgia Lock
* Rick Logan
* Alex Lovell
* Ophelia Lovibond
* Matt Lucas
* Lashana Lynch
* Jeff Lynne
* Jimmy MacDonald
* Nathan Mack
* Rebecca Mader
* John Mahoney
* Arthur Malet
* Peter Mansbridge
* Miriam Margolyes
* Jean Marsh
* James Mason
* Peter Mayhew
* Paul McCartney
* Roddy McDowall
* Malcolm McDowell
* Ian McKellen
* Kevin McNally
* Ian McShane
* Sophie McShera
* Hayley Mills
* John Mills
* Helen Mirren
* Alfred Molina
* Dudley Moore
* Emily Mortimer
* Samantha Morton
* Janet Munro
* Jaime Murray
* Olly Murs
* Parminder Nagra
* Hannah New
* Robert Newton
* Olivia Newton-John
* Bill Nighy
* David Niven
* Donald Novis
* Richard O'Brien
* Sophie Okonedo
* Jamie Oliver
* John Oliver
* J. Pat O'Malley
* DeObia Oparei
* Kelly Osbourne
* Ozzy Osbourne
* Sharon Osbourne
* Reginald Owen
* David Oyelowo
* Frank Oz
* Guy Pearce
* Simon Pegg
* Dave Benson Phillips
* Aaron Pierre
* Joan Plowright
* John Powell
* Florence Pugh
* Lucy Punch
* Queen (but Freddie Mercury)
* Gugu Mbatha-Raw
* Lynn Redgrave
* Vanessa Redgrave
* Tim Rice
* Keith Richards
* Joely Richardson
* Alan Rickman
* Daisy Ridley
* Sam Riley
* Guy Ritchie
* Anne Rogers
* Neil Ross
* Tim Roth
* John Sachs
* Colin Salmon
* Mike Sammes
* Thomas Sangster
* Gerald Scarfe
* Kaya Scodelario
* Naomi Scott
* Douglas Seale
* Peter Sellers
* Peter Serafinowicz
* Andy Serkis
* William Shakespeare
* Charles Shaughnessy
* David Shaughnessy
* Michael Sheen
* Carole Shelley
* William Morgan Sheppard
* Nicollette Sheridan
* Susan Sheridan
* Dodie Smith
* Matt Smith
* Robert Smith
* Michael Socha
* Rafe Spall
* Timothy Spall
* Ed Speleers
* Terence Stamp
* Kyle Stanger
* Ringo Starr
* Imelda Staunton
* Tommy Steele
* Dan Stevens
* Robert Stevenson
* Patrick Stewart
* Sting
* Leopold Stokowski
* Nicholas Stoller
* Mark Strong
* Gregg Sulkin
* Kiefer Sutherland
* Tilda Swinton
* Richard Tandy
* Catherine Tate
* Aaron Taylor-Johnson
* Jamie Theakston
* David Thewlis
* Marsha Thomason
* Emma Thompson
* Ben Tibber
* David Tomlinson
* Doreen Tracey
* Tracey Ullman
* Peter Ustinov
* Jennifer Veal
* Oliver Wallace
* Julie Walters
* David Warner
* Rachel Weisz
* H.G. Wells
* Dominic West
* Ben Whishaw
* Jack Whitehall
* Keith Wickham
* Chris Wiggins
* Mark Williams
* Kate Winslet
* Ray Winstone
* Benedict Wong
* Sam Worthington
* Ben Wright
* Bonnie Wright
* Edgar Wright
* Archie Yates
* Michael York
* Alan Young