recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Penny

**Penny** is the deuteragonist in Disney's 1977 film release The Rescuers, she is the representation that anyone's dreams can come true if one has enough faith, she is voiced by Michelle Stacy in the 1977 film and by the late Linda Gary on the 1977 Disney storyteller read along

### Personality

Penny is a cute, sweet, innocent, timid little girl but very brave and gutsy, especially when she tells off Mr. Snoops for threatening to feed her teddy bear to Nero and Brutus

### Physical Appearance

Penny is a small, thin 7 year old orphan girl with a space between her front teeth,, short light chestnut hair with bangs kept in pigtails with blue bands, she wears a white polo shirt and blue overall dress, light blue tights and brown Mary Jane shoes,at night she wears a yellow nightgown and yellow bands, when she gets adopted wears a pink coat with a hood, pink tights and dark pink galoshes.

### Animation

Penny's animation is supervised by Ollie Johnson, Milt Kahl and Don Bluth, her key animators are John Pomeroy, Glen Keane, Gary Goldman and Bill Hajee.

### Trivia

* Penny is based on the 8 year old orphan girl Patience in the 2nd novel of Margery Sharp's "Rescuers" book series "Miss Bianca" (1962)
* Pamelyn Ferdin , Kim Richards, Dana Laurita, Melissa Gilbert, Dori Whitaker, Stacy Manning and (possibly) Danielle Brisebois were all considered (or auditioned) to voice Penny.
* Penny originally was to star in Oliver & Company (1988) but was later replaced with a similar girl named Jenny Foxworth.
* The little red headed girl that Penny tells Rufus got adopted instead of her may be a reference to Annie from the comic strip "Little Orphan Annie" by Harold Gray and from the musical 'Annie" which debuted on Broadway on April 21, 1977, two months before The Rescuers premired in theaters.

### Gallery

Early design of PennyTemplate loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Bob Newhart

**Bob Newhart** is an American actor and stand-up comedian known for his dry wit, his best known roles include Dr. Robert Hartley in the 1972-78 sitcom "The Bob Newhart Show" and Dick Loudin in the 1982-90 sitcom "Newhart".

For Disney he provided the voice of Bernard in Disney's "The Rescuers" (1977 film) and "The Rescuers Down Under" (1990 sequel).

### Disney roles

**Bernard** The Rescuers (1977 film, speaking voice) and The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel, voice))Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Miss Bianca (1962 book)

**Miss Bianca** is the 2nd novel in The Rescuers book series written by the late British writer Margery Sharp ,it would become the basis for the 1977 Disney animated film "The Rescuers".

### Summary

Miss Bianca, the elegant mouse Chairwoman of the famed Prisoners' Aid Society, drew in her breath. "The prisoner," she said gravely, "is a little girl of eight named Patience. She has been kidnapped by the wicked Grand Duchess and is imprisoned in the Diamond Palace." Careful plans for the rescue are laid, but even the best plans can go wrong. Luckily Miss Bianca has more than her share of wiles and wit.

### Plot

Miss Bianca discovers that the latest call from help to the Prisoners Aid Society comes from a little girl named Patience, a 8 year old orphan who is forced to work for a evil Duchess who makes her polish her diamonds.
Rufus

**Rufus** is the tritagonist in Disney's 1977 release "The Rescuers" , he is a kindly old cat who is Penny's best friend at Morningside Orphanage, he is voiced by the late John McEntire in the 1977 film

## Character info

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Mr. Snoops

### Quotes

"What is it Medusa, what;s going on""Now you behave i'll let nero and brutus have your old teddy bear"

"I wish you woud'nt do that"

"Allright, you little brat, now you are going down and get the diamond and no sassing me"

**Mr. Snoops** is the secondary antagonist in Disney's 1977 film release The Rescuers ,he is Madame Medusa's partner and flunky, he is not very smart, but when Medusa desides not to share the devil's eye with him, he has a (somewhat) change of heart, he is voiced by the late Joe Flynn in the 1977 film and by Corey Burton on the 1977 Disney storyteller read along record and cassette tape

### Personality

Mr. Snoops is very stupid, his only porpoise is to do whatever Medusa tells him to do

### Physical Appearance

Mr. Snoops is a short, fat balding man , He is usually shown wearing a purple shirt with a navy blue necktie, a yellow coat and pants

### Trivia

J. Pat O' Malley, Bob Newhart (who got the role of Bernard instead) and Jerry Van Dyke (brother of Dick) were all (possibly) considered for the voice of Mr. Snoops

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Someone is Waiting For You

**Someone Is Waiting For You** is the fourth song from the 1977 animated feature film, The Rescuers

## Someone is Waiting For You

### Lyrics

Carol Connors
Ayn Robbins

### Background

It is sung after Medusa asks Penny (quite meanly) why anybody would want to adopt her.

### Lyrics

Be brave little one

Make a wish for each sad little tear

Hold your head up

Though no one is near

Someone's waiting for you

Don't cry little one

There'll be a smile

Where a frown used to be

You'll be a part of the love that you see

Someone's waiting for you

Always keep a little prayer in your pocket

And you're sure to see the light

Soon there'll be joy and happiness

And your little world will be bright

Have faith little one

Till your hopes and your wisher come true

You must try to be brave little one

Someone's waiting to love you

Soon there'll be joy and happiness

And your little world will be bright

Have faith little one

Till your hopes and your wisher come true

You must try to be brave little one

Someone's waiting to love you

Someone's waiting to love you

Lyrics by Carol Connors & Ayn Robbins

Music by Sammy Fain

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|**Someone is Waiting For You**

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Orville

**Orville** is a secondary character in Disney's 1977 animated feature "The Rescuers", he is an albatross pilot who flies Bernard and Miss Bianca to Devil's Bayou, Ga. to rescue Penny, he is voiced by the late Jim Jordan in the 1977 film

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Miss Bianca In the Salt Mines (1966 book)

**Miss Bianca in the Salt Mines** is the 4th novel in The Rescuers book series written by the late British writer Margery Sharp

### Plot

In her fourth adventure, accompanied by the adoring Bernard (and a couple of professorial mice, more trouble than anything else), Miss Bianca ventures into the sinister reaches of a salt mine, in a response to a call for help from Teddy-age-eight—no child ever calls Miss Bianca in vain!
Ruth Buzzi

**Ruth Ann Buzzi** (/ˈbʌzi/ BUZZY; born July 24, 1936)[1][2] is an American actress, comedian, and singer. She has appeared on stage, in films, and on television. She is best known for her performances on the comedy-variety show Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In from 1968 to 1973, for which she won a Golden Globe Award and received five Emmy nominations.

## Ruth Buzzi

### Born

Ruth Ann Buzzi
July 24, 1936 (aged 86)
Westerly, Rhode Island, U.S.A

### Occupation

Actress

For Disney she provided the singing voice for Frou Frou the horse in The Aristocats (1970) and the speaking and singing voice of the German Mouse ambassador in The Rescuers (1977 film), she also portrayed the coach of the opposing field hockey team in the original version of Freaky Friday (1977) and the loudmouthed lady reporter in The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again (1979).
Robie Lester

**Robie Lester** (March 23, 1925 – June 14, 2005) was an American actress, singer, voice artist, and author, best known as the voice of "Miss Jessica" in the Rankin/Bass animated special *Santa Claus is Comin' to Town*, the singing voice of Eva Gabor in Disney's *The Aristocats* and *The Rescuers*, and the original "Disneyland Story Reader" for Walt Disney Records read-alongs.

## Robie Lester

### Born

Roberta Lester
March 23, 1925
Megargel, Texas, U.S.A

### Died

June 14, 2005 (aged 80)
Burbank, California, U.S.A
Eva Gabor

**Eva Gabor** (February 11, 1919 – July 4, 1995) was a Hungarian-born actress, socialite, and businesswoman best known for the Role of Lisa Douglas in the 1965-71 television sitcom "Green Acres".

## Eva Gabor

### Born

February 11, 1919
Budapest, Hungary

### Died

July 4, 1995
Los Angeles, California, U.S.A

### Occupation

Actress

For Disney she voiced the characters Duchess in Disney's The Aristocats (1970) and Miss Bianca in The Rescuers (1977 film) and The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel).

### Disney roles

**Duchess** The Aristocats (speaking voice)**Miss Bianca** The Rescuers (1977 film) and The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Beautiful Wanderland

Wanderland, also kown as Communal Dreams, Festival of Festivals or the Lonely Toymaker, is probably the strangest Queen we've ever encountered. Instead of using insects as a base template, she based her children on awakened Toyfolk. After she began mass producing children, as Queens tend to do, the combined magical power of all of their games warped reality into what we now know to be her hive, the city of Wanderland.

It could be argued that the Queen is the Forest's only example of a Greater Toyfolk, except for the fact that the Queen herself seems to be relatively normal, she just has very unusual children.

We found that by looking up at the sky in the heart of Wanderland we could see glimpses of the Queen's true name, but doing so lead to physical mutations in the body of the observer. Lumiere spontaneously developed holes growing all over her body, but it wasn't really a big deal seeing as she's made entirely of wax. And Mari, a bugfolk with no bones, suffered a curse that turned all of her bones into candy canes. Truly horrifying stuff.

Courtesy of Adrien, here's the portion of the Queens full name that we were briefly able to see: *Sing to Us, Beautiful Wanderland. You of bronze and brass who tears and breaks and shakes and cries at the unmaking of others, but whether Festival of Festivals and Communal Dreams decay under the earth or above on green fields, those wretched places, all shall come to revelation, and revel, at your gaze, and smiles, upon my lowly self. One and Only Toymaker, Oh, Lonely Toymaker, Mother of Dream-like Plastic in my Skin, I hear you still but I lost my Sister, you take your tools and your arrogance are a bane and a blessing upon these dreadful lands. Have you found it? Or was that a Game among many others, meandering upon the thoughts and dreams and places you yearn to call home.*
Evinrude

**Evinrude** is a character from Disney's 1977 animated feature The Rescuers, he is a dragonfly who owns a leaf boat, his voice and sounds are provided by the late Jimmy McDonald.

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Shelby Flint

Source:wikipedia

**Shelby Flint** (born September 17, 1939) is an American singer-songwriter who had two top-100 hits, "Angel on My Shoulder" in 1961 and "Cast Your Fate to the Wind" (written by Vince Guaraldi) in 1966.

## Career

Flint's single "I Will Love You" appeared in the Variety T.I.P.S. (Tune Index of Performance and Sales) Top 100 in 1961. She has been a singer in several movies including *Breezy* ("Breezy's Song"); *Snoopy, Come Home* ("Do You Remember Me?" (Lila's Theme)); and Disney's *The Rescuers*. Among the songs she performed for The Rescuers, "Someone's Waiting for You" was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1977.
Madame Medusa

### Inspiration

The Duchess of Diamonds in the Novel "Miss Bianca" by Margery SharpCarol Burnett

## Character info

### Quotes

"Out of my way, you road hog""Snoops, what's wrong?\_\_\_\_Oh, shut up"
"Why did you let her escape, what is your excuse this time, Nit-Wit?"
"Adopted!, what makes you think anyone would want to a homely little girl like you?"
"There goes my diamond!!!!!!!"

**Madame Medusa** is the main antagonist in Disney's 1977 film release The Rescuers, she owns a disreputable pawn shop in New York City and has a great disire to obtain the devil's eye, a diamond hidden somewhere in Devil's Bayou and would do anything to get it, including kidnapping a little orphan girl like Penny, she is voiced by the late Geraldine Page in the 1977 film and by Patricia Parris on the 1977 Disney storyteller read along 45 record and cassete tape.

### Personality

Medusa is an obsessive and greedy person. She is obsessed with diamonds; when we first see her pawn shop, there is a prominent sign advertising half rates for people who bring in diamonds. Her chief goal is to obtain the Devil's Eye, the world's biggest diamond, and she craves this single-mindedly to the point of giving no regard to smaller and still very valuable treasures. As demonstrated with Penny, Snoops, and even Brutus and Nero, the only thing she values in others is their usefulness, and she has no qualms betraying or attacking them if they are no longer useful to her.

Medusa is utterly ruthless in her goals: because of the small entrance to the pirate's cave, she kidnapped Penny, a little orphan girl, and showed no issue repeatedly sending her down into the cave to find the Devil's Eye. At her most impatient, she took Penny's teddy bear hostage and refused to pull her back up even as the cave began flooding; she even tried shooting at Penny when the girl tried escaping with the Devil's Eye. Despite this, she is a cunning villain: she shows significant patience, waiting three months for Penny to find the Devil's Eye and only stepping in to speed the process when she learns the girl had sent a message in a bottle. Though ill-tempered, she is also able to instantly don a façade of gentleness when anger would serve her poorly, taking pride in how she is able to deal with children. Yet the way she speaks to Penny shows no true kindness, only seeking to manipulate her into doing what she wants, even shaming her for wanting to leave Devil's Bayou or get adopted.

Despite being somewhat bumbling and possessing a comical fear of mice, Medusa's ruthlessness intimidates anyone on the receiving end. Even Penny, who was completely unafraid of Brutus and Nero, found her intimidating.

### Trivia

* Originally Cruella De Vill was going to be the villianess in the Rescuers.

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Garth Williams

Source: wikipedia

**Garth Montgomery Williams** (April 16, 1912 – May 8, 1996) was an American artist who came to prominence in the American postwar era as an illustrator of children's books. Many of the books he illustrated have become classics of American children's literature.

> In *Stuart Little*, *Charlotte's Web*, and in the *Little House* series of books of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Williams['s] drawings have become inseparable from how we think of those stories. In that respect  ... Williams['s] work belongs in the same class as Sir John Tenniel's drawings for *Alice in Wonderland*, or Ernest Shepard's illustrations for *Winnie the Pooh*.
>
>

His friendly, fuzzy baby animals populated a dozen Little Golden Books.

Mel Gussow in *The New York Times* wrote, "He believed that books 'given, or read, to children can have a profound influence!' For that reason, he said, he used his illustrations to try to 'awaken something of importance  ... humor, responsibility, respect for others, interest in the world at large!'"
Candy Candido

source wikipedia

**Jonathan Joseph "Candy" Candido** (December 25, 1913 – May 19, 1999) was an American radio performer and voice actor. He was best

### Born

Jonathan Joseph Candido
December 25, 1913
New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A

### Died

May 19, 1999 (aged 85)
Burbank, California, U.S.A

### Occupation

Singer
Musician
Actor
Voice actor

remembered for his famous line "I'm feeling mighty low".

For Disney he provided the voice for the Indian chief and Tic-toc the Crocodile in Peter Pan (1953), one of Maleficent's goons in *Sleeping Beauty* (1959), Captain Crocodile, the Captain of the guard in Robin Hood, Nero and Brutus in The Rescuers (1977 film) and Fidget the Bat in The Great Nouse Detective (1986) which was his final film role.

### Disney roles

**Indian Chief** Peter Pan (voice)**Tic-Toc the Crocodile** Peter Pan (voice)**Goon** Sleeping Beauty (voice)**Captain Crocodile** Robin Hood (voice)**Nero and Brutus** The Rescuers (1977 film, voice)**Fidget** The Great Mouse Detective (voice)
Glen Keane

Source: wikipedia

**Glen Keane** (born April 13, 1954) is an American animator, author and illustrator. He was a character animator at Walt Disney Animation Studios for feature films including *The Little Mermaid*, *Beauty and the Beast*, *Aladdin*, *Pocahontas*, *Tarzan* and *Tangled*. He received the 1992 Annie Award for character animation and the 2007 Winsor McCay Award for lifetime contribution to the field of animation. He was named a Disney Legend in 2013.

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
The Journey

"**The Journey**"( song) is the opening song from the 1977 animated feature film, *The Rescuers*.

## Background

It is played when Penny sends her message in a bottle out to sea, where it eventually lands in New York City. The full opening credits play all over the

## The Journey

### Next song

Rescue Aid Society

illustrated song sequence by the visual development artist, Mel Shaw.

Most of the song is instrumental with a chorus.

### Lyrics

Who will rescue me

Who will rescue me

Who will rescue me

I'm lost at sea without a friend

This journey, will it ever end

Who will rescue me

Rescue me

Rescue me

Lyrics by Carol Connors and Ayn Robbins

Music by Artie Butler

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:**The Journey**|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Patricia Parris

**Patricia Parris** (also professionally credited as **Pat Parris**, **Patty Parris**, **Patti Parris** and **Patricia E. Parris**) is an American actress who provided voice-overs for several animated television series for such studios as Hanna-Barbera, The Walt Disney Company and The Jim Henson Company. She has voice acted in television, film, radio, read-along story recordings, video games and theme park attractions.
Linda Gary

**Linda Gary** (born **Linda Gary Dewoskin**, November 4, 1944 – October 5, 1995) was an American actress, she narrated and voiced various characters on Disney read-along stories in 1977: *Three Little Pigs*, *Cinderella*, *Alice in Wonderland*, The Rescuers and *It's a Small World*. She also narrated a quartet of the *Rainbow Brite* read-along stories.
Tommorow is another day

**Tommorow is another day** is the third song from the 1977 animated feature film, The Rescuers

## Tommorow is another day

### Background

It is sung when Orville flies Bernard and Miss Bianca to Devil's Bayou.

### Lyrics

Come along

Will there be sunshine shinin'

Will we find a silver linin'?

Come along, sing a song

When today becomes tomorrow

Will we find joy or sorrow?

Sing a song

Is it wrong

To put all our hopes together

And wish for something better?

Is it wrong to be loved?

To face the future with another

Who means more than any other

Is to be loved

We'll paint the gray clouds

With pretty rainbow hues

And we'll brush the gloom away

And save it for a rainy day

Rainy day, oh today

If troubles cast a shadow

And shadows make the sun

Afraid to stay, why it's okay

'Cause there'll be sunshine shinin'

And we'll find a silver linin' another day

How I hope you'll always stay

Lyrics by Carol Connors & Ayn Robbins

Music by Artie Butler

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|**Tommorow is another day**|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Doin' What I Really Do Best (deleted song)

**Doin' What I Really Do Best** is a song that was deleted from Disney's 1977 animated feature "The Rescuers"

### Background

It was to have been sung by the deleted character Louie the Bear (voiced by the late Louis Prima) as Bernard and Miss Bianca approached his cage in the zoo.

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|**Doin' What I Really Do Best**|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Peoplitis (deleted song)

**Peoplitis** is a song deleted from Disney's 1977 feature "The Rescuers"

### Background

It was to be sung by a deleted character, a bear named Louie to Penny during a flashback in which Louie recalls a visit from Penny after adoption day at Morningside Orphanage after she tells him that she worries that she might never get adopted. Louis was to be voiced by the late Louis Prima (the voice of King Louie in1967's the Jungle Book)

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:**Peoplitis**|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Digger

**Digger** is a character in Disney's 1977 animated feature The Rescuers, he is a mole who lives in Devil's Bayou, He is voiced by the late Dub Taylor.

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Geraldine Page

**Geraldine Page** was an American actress. With a career which spanned four decades across film, stage, and television, Page was the recipient of numerous accolades, including an Academy Award, a British Academy Film Award, two Primetime Emmy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards, and four nominations for the Tony Award.

For Disney she portrayed the unbearibly haughty and snobbish Mrs.Duke in the Musical "The Happpest Millionare" (1967), and provided the voice for the evil Madame Medusa in Disney's 1977 animated feature "The Rescuers".

### Disney roles

**Mrs. Duke** (The Happiest Millionare)**Madame Medusa** (The Rescuers) voice
Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
The Turret (1963 book)

**The Turret** is the 3rd novel in The Rescuers book series written by the late British writer Margery Sharp

### Plot

The fabulous Miss Bianca has resigned, perhaps prematurely, as Madam Chairwoman of the Mouse Prisoners' Aid Society. In her honor an

enchanting water picnic is held at the lily moat beneath a ruined turret in the park outside the city. While the band plays Handel's Water Music, the ever observant Miss Bianca discovers that someone is being held prisoner in the old turret.

It turns out to be the wicked Mandrake. No one, not even her dear friend Bernard (who in the course of events may be forced into a most unfortunate marriage), is the slightest bit inclined toward rescuing that scoundrel--in spite of Miss Bianca's conviction that he has reformed. Adventures fraught with danger follow as Miss Bianca, alone, pays a midnight visit to the turret to ponder Mandrake's penitence and make plans. Her plans come to include one boy scout, a precocious mouse named Shaun, and the magnificent stallion Sir Hector.
Michelle Stacy

Michelle Stacy age 8 1976

**Michelle Stacy** (born February 22, 1968) is a former child actress perhaps best known as the voice of Penny in the Disney animated feature The Rescuers (1977). Shealso had memorable small parts in the science fiction pictures Logan's Run (1976) & Demon Seed (1977). She was excellent in a sizable supporting role as a traumatized mute girl who's rescued & protected by Jon Cedar in Day of the Animals (1977). She also did guest spots on such TV shows as Mannix (1967), The Waltons (1972), The Incredible Hulk (1977), Eight Is Enough (1977) & B.J. and the Bear (1978). She also starred in a bunch of TV commercials for Peter Pan Peanut Butter in the late 70s. Following her cameo as the little girl who likes black coffee in the Airplane! (1980), she suddenly quit acting.

### Disney role

**Penny** The Rescuers (1977 film ) voiceTemplate loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Wolfgang Reitherman

Source: wikipedia

**Wolfgang Reitherman** (26 June , 1909 – May 22, 1985), also known and sometimes credited as **Woolie Reitherman**, was a German-American animator, director and producer and one of the Nine Old Men of core animators at Walt Disney Productions. He emerged as a key figure at Disney during the 1960s and 1970s, a transitionary period which saw the death of Walt Disney in 1966, with him serving as director and/or producer on eight consecutive Disney animated feature films from *One Hundred and One Dalmatians* (1961) through *The Fox and the Hound (1981).*

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Joe Flynn

Source wikipedia

**Joseph Anthony Flynn III** (November 8, 1924 – July 19, 1974) was an American character actor. He was best known for his role as Captain Wallace Binghamton in the 1960s ABC television situation comedy *McHale's Navy*. He was also a frequent guest star on 1960s TV shows, such as *Batman*, and appeared in several Walt Disney film comedies, he provided the voice of Madame Medusa's nit witted henchman Mr. Snoops in "The Rescuers" (1977 film), it would be his last film role,

### Disney roles

**Rex Williams** Son Of Flubber (uncredited)**Dean Higgins** The Medfield College Trilogy (1969-75)**P.J Applegate** My Dog The Thief**Mr. Snoops** (The Rescuers) voice
Rescue Aid Society

**Rescue Aid Society** is the second song from the 1977 animated feature film, *The Rescuers*

## Rescue Aid Society

### Performer(s)

Bernard FoxGlen Keane

Robie Lester

### Background

It is sung during the meeting of the Rescue Aid Society, it is the the only song sung by the characters in the film

### Lyrics

R-E-S-C-U-E

Rescue Aid Society

Heads held high

Touch the sky

You mean everything to me!

In a fix?

In a bind?

Call on us anytime

We'll appear from nowhere

Mighty, are we!

R-E-S-C-U-E

Rescue Aid Society

Honesty

Loyalty

We pledge to thee

R-E-S-C-U-E

Rescue Aid Society

Heads held high

Touch the sky

You mean everything to me!

In a jam?

In a scrape?

And you think "No escape!"

Do not fear, we'll be here

Courageous, are we!

R-E-S-C-U-E

Rescue Aid Society

Heads held high

Touch the sky

Our hearts we pledge to thee

Lyrics by Carol Connors & Ayn Robbins

Music by Artie Butler

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|**Rescue Aid Society**|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Nero and Brutus

**Nero and Brutus** are the tertiary antagonists in Disney's 1977 animated feature "The Rescuers", they are Madame Medusa's pet crocodiles, they are voiced by the late Candy Candido in the 1977 film

## Background info

### Inspiration

Torment and Tyrant The Duchess of Diamonds' bloodhounds in the novel Miss Bianca (1962) by Margery Sharp
Tic- Toc the Crocodile in Peter Pan

## Character info

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
John McEntire

**John Herrick McIntire** (June 27, 1907 – January 30, 1991) was an American character actor who appeared in 65 theatrical films and many television series.'s

## John McEntire

### Born

John Herrick McIntire
June 27, 1907
Spokane, Washington, U.S.A

### Died

January 30, 1991 (aged 83)
Pasadena, California, U.S.A

### Occupation

Actor

McIntire is well known for having replaced Ward Bond, upon Bond's sudden death in November 1960, as the star of NBC's Wagon Train. He played Christopher Hale, the leader of the wagon train (and successor to Bond's character, Seth Adams) from early 1961 to the series' end in 1965. He also replaced Charles Bickford, upon Bickford's death in 1967, as ranch owner Clay Grainger (brother of Bickford's character) on NBC's The Virginian for four seasons

For Disney he portrayed Mr. Judson in 1974's "Herbie Rides Again" and provided the voices for Rufus in "The Rescuers" (1977 film) and Mr. Digger in 1981's "The Fox And The Hound"

### Disney roles

**Mr. Judson** Herbie Rides Again**Rufus** The Rescuers (1977 film) voice**Mr. Digger** The Fox And The Hound voice
Don Bluth

**Donald Virgil "Don" Bluth** (born September 13, 1937) is an American animator, producer, director and video game designer best known for his films "The Secret Of NIMH" (1982), "An American Tail (1986) and "All Dogs Go To Heaven" (1989)

Bluth started his career at Disney in 1955 as an in-between artist on Sleeping Beauty (1959), by the early 1970's he had become an animator, in 1975 he became a directing director on films and shorts such as The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (1977), The Rescuers (1977 film), Pete's Dragon (1977) and The Small One (1978).

Between 1974 and 1979 Bluth along with the younger Disney animators John Pomeroy and Gary Goldman worked secretly on the short film "Banjo The Woodpile Cat" (1979).

IN 1976-77 Bluth approached Ron Miller (then head of Disney) about making a animated feature based on Robert C. O'Brien's novel "Mrs. Frisby and The Rats Of N.I.M.H but Miller turned it down, from then on Bluth and Miller's working relationship cooled, in 1979 Bluth, Pomeroy and Goldman left Disney.

### Filmography

#### Filmmaking credits

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Intro Song

The intro song is the opening theme song in Trotro. In the french version, it was sung by a man. In the english version, it was sung by children.

### Lyrics

Children :

Oh, Trotro! 2x

What's he doing today?

Oh, Trotro! 2x

Do you want to come and play?

Trotro's a friend for you and me.

The best friend's he can be!

French Version

Adult:

L'ane Trotro! 2x

Trotro rigolo!

L'ane Trotro! 2x

Trotro rigolo!

L'ane Trotro ci la migol fuel!

Trotro rigolo!

## Trivia

Clips from Trotro and the Rain, where Trotro was splashing in puddles was used in the intro, which that happened during the intro.
The Need To Be Loved (deleted song)

**The Need To Be Loved** is a song that was deleted from Disney's 1977 animated feature "The Rescuers"

### Background

It was to be sung after Medusa asks Penny why anybody would want to adopt a "homely little girl like her" , it was later replaced by :Someone's Waiting For You", which has a similar tune.

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|**The Need To Be Loved**
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Bernard

**Bernard** is the male protagonist of Disney's 1977 animated feature film, *The Rescuers* and its 1990 sequel. He is a pudgy young mouse who initially works as a janitor for the Rescue Aid Society, the mouse version of the United Nations. After aiding Miss Bianca on their first mission, the Society rewards him by commissioning him as their American ambassador He is voiced by Bob Newhart in The Rescuers (1977) and it's sequel The Rescuers Down Under (1990), by animator Glen Keane in The Rescuers (singing voice only) and by Corey Burton on the 1977 Disney storyteller read along 45 record and cassette tape.

im

### Personality

Bernard is a timid little mouse, but when it comes down to it, he is just as brave as Bianca (even braver, especially in The Rescuers Down Under ), he always was friendly and jovial ,even when he was a janitor

### Animation

The animation of Bernard is directed by Ollie Johnston, Frank Thomas, and Don Bluth. It is also hosted by Gary Goldman, Andy Gaskill, Chuck Harvey, and Ron Clements who are making their film debuts.

In the sequel *The Rescuers Down Under*, he is animated by Mark Henn.

### Trivia

* Eddie Albert, Walter Mathau and Steve McQueen were all considered to voice Bernard

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
The Rescuers story and song (1977)

**The Rescuers story and song (1977)** is based on the 1977 film of the same name, it includes all the original voices from the film.

### Voices

* Bob Holt - Narrator
* Shelby Flint-Singer
* Eva Gabor-Miss Bianca (speaking voice)
* Robie Lester-Miss Bianca (singing voice)
* Bob Newhart-Bernard (speaking voice)
* Glen Keane-Bernard (singing voice)
* Bernard Fox-Mr. Chairman
* John McEntire-Rufus
* Michelle Stacy-Penny
* Geraldine Page-Madame Medusa
* Jim Jordan-Orville
* Joe Flynn-Mr. Snoops
* Jeanette Nolan-Ellie Mae
* Pat Buttrum-Luke
* Candy Candido-Nero and Brutus
* Jimmy McDonald-Evinrude
* George Lindsey-Deadeye
* Larry Clemmons-Gramps
* John Fiedler-Deacon Owl
* Dub Taylor-Digger
* Bill McMillan-TV reporter
* Shane Sinutko, Dana Laurita, Johnny Doran and Sparky Marcus-The Orphans
Trotro is in a Bad Mood

## Summary

Trotro wakes up, but he has not slept enough and things are not going well. He can’t find his second sock, his chocolate drink is too hot and not as tasty as usual and the tower he has built with his building blocks has fallen over. Nothing is going right and so he starts to cry. Daddy gives him a cuddle and comforts him. He falls back to sleep and so daddy puts him back to bed. When he wakes up again, everything is fine and life is sweet !! Things are always better when you sleep well.

## Characters

Trotro

Daddy (wears a light blue shirt)
Trotro and the Snack on the Grass

## Summary

Trotro invites Lili to come and share his snack under a tree. But it’s not easy to eat outside. When it isn’t the sun melting the chocolate, it the bees who turn up !! Then its starts to rain and that messes everything up. Come on, time to go inside!

## Characters

Trotro

Lili (wears a magenta shirt)

Mummy (seen at end of episode)
Patience (1962 book character)

**Patience** is the deuteragonist in the 1962 children's novel "Miss Bianca" by the late British novelist Margery Sharp, she is the inspiration for the little orphan girl Penny in Disney's 1977 animated film "The Rescuers".

### Background

Patience is a 8 year old orphan girl who works for the wicked Duchess of Diamonds
Mr. Chairman

**Mr. Chairman** is a secondary character in Disney's 1977 and 1990 animated features "The Rescuers" and 1990 "The Rescuers Down Under" , ashis name implies, he is the chairman (or Chair mouse) of the Rescue Aid Society, he is voiced by the late Bernard Fox in the 1977 film and it's 1990 sequel.

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Trotro and his Bed

## Summary

Trotro loves sleeping in Mummy and Daddy’s bed. Every time Daddy takes him back to his own room, Trotro comes straight back into his parent’s room! So Mummy and Daddy come up with a cunning plan to make sure he stays in his own bed.

## Characters

Trotro

Daddy (wears a red shirt and blue pants just like Trotro's)

Mummy
Trotro and the Photo

## Summary

Mummy is at her wit’s end. It’s impossible to take a decent picture of Trotro. He jumps around, pulls faces, or suddenly disappears. The end result is that in every photo we just see glimpses of Trotro. Luckily Trotro comes up with an idea to get great pictures, and he is forgiven.

## Characters

Trotro (wears a yellow shirt)

Mummy

Daddy (Heard offscreen)

Grandma (mentioned)
Trotro and the Treasure Hunt

”Trotro and the Treasure Hunt” is the 30th episode of the second season of Trotro.

## Summary

Bobo have lost his ball. So Trotro and him go off to find it… but discover loads of other treasures before they come across where their ball is hiding.

## Trivia

This is the only episode for Bobo to wear a purple shirt.

This episode aired on Independence Day 2005.
Trotro, Be Quiet

## Summary

It’s morning time. Still in his pyjamas, and full of energy Trotro is marching around the corridor pretending to play the trumpet. Pom !! Pom !! Pom ! "Shhhhusshh Mummy is still asleep" says daddy. Trotro has got lots of imagination when it comes to playing, but it is certainly difficult to play without making any noise.

## Characters

Trotro

Daddy

Mummy (mentioned)
Margery Sharp

**Clara Margery Melita Sharp** (25 January 1905 – 14 March 1991) was an English writer of 25 novels for adults, 14 children's novels, four

## Margery Sharp

### Occupation

Authoress

plays, two mysteries, and numerous short stories. Her best-known work is *The Rescuers* series about a heroic mouse named Miss Bianca and her partner Bernard, which was later adapted into the animated feature film The Rescuers (1977 film) – and a sequel, *The Rescuers Down Under* (1990 sequel) – by Walt Disney Productions.

### Books

#### The Rescuers series

**The Rescuers** (1959 book)**Miss Bianca** (1962 book)**The Turret** (1963 book)**Miss Bianca In The Salt Mines** (1966 book)**Miss Bianca In The Orient** (1970 book)**Miss Bianca In The Antarctic** (1970 book)**Miss Bianca and the Bridesmaid** (1972 book)**Bernard The Brave** (1977 book)**Bernard Into Battle** (1978 book)
Trotro and the Christmas Presents

***Trotro and the Christmas Presents*** is the 2nd Christmas holiday special of Trotro and the 37th episode of the second season of Trotro.

## Summary

Trotro opens his Christmas presents. In the biggest box there is a remote control car. Trotro phones Bobo and asks him over to play. He arrives with the same big box and the same car. Bobo and Trotro race the cars against each other. In the end it is with the boxes that the boys have the most fun, pretending to be pirates and sailing over the waves.

## Trivia

This is the 2nd holiday special of Trotro.
Trotro Pays a Compliment

## Summary

Trotro would like to pay Zoe a compliment but does not know how to do it … What can you do when you are in love with someone but too shy to tell them ?

## Characters

Trotro (wears a yellow shirt)

Mummy

Zoe (At end of episode)

## Trivia

This is one of the episodes where Trotro wore a yellow shirt.

This episode aired on the premiere of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie
Ellie Mae

**Ellie Mae** is a secondary character in Disney's 1977 animated feature The Rescuers, she is the leader of the swamp folk and Luke's wife, she is voiced by the late Jeanette Nolan.

## Character information

### Gallery

Template loop detected: Template:Navbox}}

Films:The Rescuers (1977 film)|The Rescuers Down Under (1990 sequel)

Songs:The Journey|Rescue Aid Society|Tommorow is another day|Someone is Waiting For You

Deleted songs:Peoplitis|Doin' What I Really Do Best|The Need To Be Loved
font color= #FFE303>background color= #FFE1033>border color= #FFG310
Trotro Makes a Cake

**Trotro Makes a Cake** is the 28th episode of the first season of Trotro.

## Summary

Whilst Mummy is making a cake, Trotro also decides to make one himself. He improvises and comes up with a whole new recipe. Mummy and Daddy are going to enjoy it.

## Characters

Trotro

Mummy

Daddy (Seen at end of episode)

## Goofs/Errors

* When Trotro rolls the dough, his head looks like Mummy’s
Trotro (character)

> Mmm, I love strawberry tarts!
>
> Trotro's House

## Personality

Trotro is grumpy in Trotro is in a Bad Mood, but in Trotro and the Photo, he's very naughty and does a silly face when Mummy takes a photo of him. Trotro is very love his favourite soup cooked by his mommy, example as: Leeks, potatoes, and carrots soup

## Physical appearance

Trotro has gray skin with a white mane. He always wears a red shirt and blue pants. He sometimes wears a yellow one instead, and also red pants. In the Intro and Trotro and the Rain He wears a green rain coat with orange rain boots.
Trotro the Little Clown

**Trotro the Little Clown** is the 31st episode of the first season of Trotro.

## Summary

Trotro enjoys using the make up from Mummy’s make up bag. He really looks like a little clown. Mummy and Daddy will be in for a surprise !

## Characters

Trotro

Mummy

Daddy

## Goofs/Errors

* After coming into the kitchen and while being a clown, Daddy's shirt is red. When Mummy and Daddy were clapping for Trotro. Daddy's shirt becomes green again.
Trotro is a Baby

"Trotro is a Baby" is the 15th episode of the second season of Trotro.

## Summary

Trotro cannot tidy away his toys. But when mummy asks him why he can’t, he says it is because he is too small….. and still a baby …. Just to make sure that mummy fully understands what he is saying, Trotro goes in search of all items that will prove he is still a baby. A bottle, a teat, a comforter….
Trotro Dressed Up as Daddy

Redirect to:

* Trotro Dressed Up As Daddy
(In Trotro’s voice) Good morning Mummy and Daddy, I’m a little Trotro, I’m going to give my favorite little teddy a little cuddle. - Daddy

## Trotro Dressed Up as Daddy

### Episode

35 (production order)
34 (airing order)

## Summary

Trotro dresses up as Daddy. He puts on Daddy’s boots, glasses and his scarf and then goes to see Mummy who is preparing a snack. So Daddy pretends to be Trotro. He cuddles Teddy and asks for snack. Trotro soon only has one thing on his mind. To become the real Trotro again as soon as possible.
Trotro the Copy Cat

”Trotro the Copy Cat” is the 34th episode of the second season of Trotro.

## Summary

Every time Bobo moves, Trotro does exactly the same, and it becomes a game. Bobo and Trotro pretend to be aeroplanes, and then trains. Lilly joins in too. The children all copy each other taking it in turns to decide what to do. They run, they gallop, they dance and so on. The person who does not exactly mimic the others loses. Bobo doesn’t manage to mimic and Trotro makes fun of him, which makes Bobo sulk. Now Trotro makes a mistake, but he isn’t out of the game…. because he just decided that the game is now about not copying, and so he is the winner !
Trotro and the Hedgehog

## Summary

Trotro and Lili have found a little hedgehog in the garden. But it’s impossible to see his face as he is all curled up in a ball. So Trotro and Lili offer him something to eat. Just the trick !! The little hedgehog shows his face. But how can they stroke him without hurting their hands on his prickles….?

## Characters

Trotro

Lili
Trotro is Kind

**Trotro is Kind** is the 26th episode of the second season of Trotro.

## Summary

Trotro is helping Mummy. He picks all the twigs on the lawn and goes to get her hat. He helps a little snail and carries it to a nice lettuce. He waters a little flower that is thirsty. He pushes Zoe when she is on a swing and she thanks him with a kiss. We then see Lili playing with her ball and is eating a chocolate bar and she accidentally kicks her ball into a bush and it's gets stuck in it, but then Trotro comes and gets it out from the bush and Lili thanks Trotro for getting her ball out of the bush and she splits half of her chocolate bar in half and gives some to Trotro as a thank you treat and Lili goes back to playing with while ball while Trotro eats it and says he thinks he should always try to be kind as the episode ends.

## Characters

* Trotro
* Mummy
* Zoe
* Lili