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Mr. Dudley

### Friends

Calvin Wheeler and his family, Emily Watson, Raymond Figg, and Rondel Borden and his mother

### Fate

Congratulates and thanks Calvin and Tyco for helping him save the shelter from financial troubles.

### Quote

"Emily, you're just gonna have to learn. We can't save them all."
"These renovations were only made possible by a generous donation from Calvin Wheeler and his dog, the former resident of this shelter, Tyco the Terrible."

**Mr. Dudley** is a minor character from Disney's *Life Is Ruff*. He is the manager and owner of the local Central City Animal Shelter (later; Stewart Bickford Memorial Animal Shelter) and Emily Watson's boss. He was portrayed by Dan Larsen.

## Role in the film

At the Central City Animal shelter, Mr. Dudley reminds Emily Watson, a student working as a volunteer, about how short they are on funding and how they don't have enough space for all the dogs. Emily befriends and names a dog, who was brought in by Animal Control a few days ago, Tyco; much against Mr. Dudley's rules about naming animals at the shelter. When Emily mentions she taught Tyco a new trick, Tyco only ends up nearly tearing the owner's shirt by accident. Then, he reluctantly tells her that "they can't save them all."

A few weeks later, after one of Emily's classmates, Calvin Wheeler has won $5,000 1st prize in a dog show with Tyco, Calvin uses the money to buy the last Gotham Man comic book to complete his comic collection and for good by giving it to the shelter (where Tyco used to be) so that the dogs can have better homes. In the end, the shelter is saved, renamed the Stewart Bickford (Gotham Man's creator) Memorial Animal Shelter, Mr. Dudley congratulates and thanks Calvin and Tyco for their help, and Figg along with many other people adopt a new pet and start working as new volunteers at the shelter.

## Gallery

Mr. Dudley talking to Emily about their financial situationMr. Dudley almost getting his shirt ripped off by Tyco"Emily, you're just gonna have to learn. We can't save them all."Mr. Dudley with Emily at the Animal Shelter Re-OpeningMr. Dudley congratulating and thanking Calvin and Tyco
Eddie (The Ugly Dachshund)

## Eddie

**Eddie** is a minor character in Disney's *The Ugly Dachshund*. He was portrayed by the late Dick Wessel and voiced by the late Paul Frees during posy-production.

## Role in the film

Eddie is first seen arriving at the Garrisons in order to take out their garbage. When Eddie notices Brutus searching for something in the garbage (in other words, his "sister", Chloe who accidentally fell and got stuck in the garbage pile while digging for some food), he assumes he's looking for something to eat in there so, he tries to move him away from the garbage. Once he has disposed of it (with Chloe as well) in his truck, Brutus barks at him and doesn't let him in his truck, so, Eddie calls the Garrisons to see what's upsetting Brutus until they hear a barking and yelping from Chloe inside the truck, thus, assuming she could be in the garbage pile. While Eddie holds Brutus, Mark Garrison climbs up and falls into the garbage and saves Chloe, thus, satisfying his wife, Fran and changing her mind about taking Brutus back to Dr. Pruitt. Eddie isn't seen throughout the rest of the movie after this.

## Gallery

Eddie barked at by BrutusEddie with the Garrisons
## Trivia

* This was Dick Wessel's last film role before his death in 1965.
* Although Eddie was portrayed by the late Dick Wessel, his voice was dubbed by the late Paul Frees during post-production.
Foxworth Residence

**Foxworth Residence** is the home of Jenny Foxworth; and her parents, Winston, Georgette, and most recently Oliver. The design is based on 5th Avenue buildings in New York City from in the 1980s.

## Description

The building is located at #1125, 5th Avenue, New York. The building itself is surrounded by gardens with fences and trees on the sidewalk outside, with small stairs and two big front doors as the main entrance. A small area, known as the fire escape, outside Jenny's room is outfitted for Jenny and her family to escape in case of fire. When Dodger and the gang "rescue" Oliver, they use the fire escape to flee and return Oliver to Fagin's Barge (Oliver's second former home).

The building itself is mostly orange-yellow in color, with multiple white windows of varying sizes and a blue rooftop with 2 front windows. Inside, there are various rooms that are used by Jenny and her family.

## Rooms Shown

* Jenny's room: Where Jenny and recently Oliver sleep, Jenny partially sings *Good Company*, Georgette brings Dodger and the gang in to show where Oliver is, Georgette helps Dodger and the gang with the "rescue" mission so as to get rid of Oliver, Dodger and the gang escape with Oliver; with Georgette's help, through the fire escape, Georgette slaps Tito after Tito's failed attempt to hit on her, and the fire escape is located.
* Georgette's room: Where Georgette sleeps, spends her time in a make-up counter, sings *Perfect Isn't Easy*, and later meets Dodger and the gang.
* The Kitchen: Where everyone eats, Jenny makes a mess while preparing Oliver's special meal, Georgette meets Oliver, Dodger and the gang leave a mess when looking for Oliver, Winston becomes competitive when watching Wrestling on T.V., and finally makes a bet with Fagin during another Wrestling round on T.V. at the end of the movie.
* The Piano Room: Where Jenny always practices her piano lessons, recently plays with Oliver, and sings *Good Company.*
* The Living Room: Where Dodger and the gang check out and admire all the paintings and masterpieces (mostly Francis), Georgette exercises, everyone celebrates Jenny's 8th Birthday, and the dogs give Jenny's Birthday gifts.

## Gallery

Front view of Foxworth ResidenceJenny, Georgette, and Oliver in the KitchenJenny and Oliver in the Piano RoomJenny's room 1The Living Room 1Georgette's room 1Georgette's room 2Georgette's room 3Jenny's room 2The fire escape in Jenny's roomThe Dining RoomThe Living Room 2
## Trivia

* During "*Good Company*", the residence's number is 1125 ("1125 5th Ave." as seen on Oliver's new tag). Right after the song, as Jenny leaves for school, it is now 140 (as seen above the front door). Thirty seconds later, when Winston answers the door, it is 1125 again. In some shots, it disappears altogether.
* In shots of the front of residence, there appears to be no mail slot, nor a place for a one. Later in the film, Fagin's note is placed in one which can be seen from an interior shot.
Fagin's Scooter

**Fagin's Scooter** is a scooter/shopping cart-hybrid owned by Fagin. It is equipped with a horn and light in the front. The cart, which is attached by means of wooden boards, is used as a way to carry passengers on board; mainly Dodger, Tito, Rita, Francis, Einstein, and recently Oliver, Georgette, and Jenny.

## In the film

Fagin used his scooter in the film to drive his dogs and Oliver (on the first of the three days he was given by Sykes to pay his debt to him) through traffic so as to find ways on how to earn or even steal money. Fagin tells Oliver and his dogs to get out and fetch for food while he tries to find money. Later on, after Jenny is kidnapped by Sykes, Fagin uses it to drive to Sykes' warehouse to rescue Oliver, Dodger, and the gang, who somewhat rescued Jenny. Fagin drives his friends away from Sykes' warehouse hoping to lose Sykes, who attempts to catch up with them in his car. Fagin drives into a subway station and a tunnel, but Sykes, driving like a mad man, still pursues them. It is later used by Tito while Fagin tries to rescue Jenny, who accidentally landed on Sykes' hood after his car bumped into it. As a train approaches their way, Tito is able to drive everyone to safety on one of the Brooklyn Bridge's cables. After Sykes' death, due to the train colliding with his car and knocking it into the Hudson River, Tito drives everybody back down to safety. The next day, after celebrating Jenny's eighth birthday, Fagin drives his dogs in it, who are singing a reprise of "Why Should I Worry", back home as the film ends.

## Trivia

* It is unknown how Fagin came to be in possession of such an expensive object. It is possible he either bought it, stole it from someone or somewhere, or found it in an abandoned area in a bad state and had fixed it up good.
Dom DeLuise

**Dominick "Dom" DeLuise** (August 1, 1933 - May 4, 2009) was an American actor, voice actor, comedian, chef, and author.

He played the voices of some characters from Don Bluth's films, such as Jeremy in *The Secret of NIMH* and its 1998 sequel, Stanley in *A Troll in Central Park*, Tiger from *An American Tail*, who was one of the voice actors throughout the franchise, and Itchy Itchiford from *All Dogs Go to Heaven*, who was one of the only two voice actors who made it through the whole franchise, the other being Charles Nelson Reilly as Killer. Additionally, he provided the voice of Christopher Columbus in *The Magic Voyage*, and was also known for voicing Pizza the Hutt (a parody of Jabba the Hutt) in Mel Brooks' *Spaceballs* (a parody of *Star Wars*).

For Disney, he voiced Fagin in *Oliver & Company* and Dionysus in the *Hercules* TV series. He also hosted the *Mouse Factory* episode "The Great Outdoors". Additionally, he portrayed Bernie the Agent in *The Muppet Movie* and guest-starred on *The Muppet Show*. He was chosen to voice Ernie from *The Brave Little Toaster*; however, the character was cut from the film.

He had a son, David DeLuise, who starred in *Wizards of Waverly Place*.

He died from kidney failure, cancer, and respiratory problems due to complications of diabetes and was cremated; his ashes were buried with his parents and is survived by his wife and three sons, including David.

## Disney Roles

**Fagin**
(*Oliver & Company*)**Dionysus**
(**Hercules* TV series*)**Bernie the Agent**
(*The Muppet Movie*)**Ernie**
(*The Brave Little Toaster*; deleted)
## Gallery

DeLuise in 1975Dom with Kermit and Miss PiggyDom DeLuise with Fozzie BearThe Swedish Chef making Dom DeLuise into a salad.Dom DeLuise as Bernie the Agent in *The Muppet Movie* with Kermit the Frog
Malik

## Character information

### Personality

Stern, strict, tough, kind, law-abiding, understanding, somewhat distracted, and clumsy

### Description

Large tall portly with Indian/Canadian descent with a thick bushy beard wearing a blue officer shirt with grey pants and a dark blue/purple turban

### Friends

Mei Lee, Miriam Mendelsohn, Priya Mangal, Abby Park, Mr. Kieslowski, teachers, and students

### Fate

Helps himself to a dumpling after kindly forcing Ming out of school.

### Quote

"Ma'am, please!"
"Sorry, Mrs. Lee! I see you!"

**Malik** is a minor character in Disney/Pixar's 2022 film, *Turning Red*. He works as a security guard at Lester B. Pearson Middle School, and frequently has to escort Mei Lee's overprotective mother, Ming off the premises.

## Description

Malik is a large tall portly with Indian/Canadian descent with a thick bushy beard and wears a blue officer shirt with grey pants and a dark blue/purple turban.

## Biography

Malik is first seen outside during Mei Lee's science class, trying to escort her spying mother, Ming off the premises. She kicks him in the shin, and the commotion gets the attention of the whole class including the teacher, Mr. Kieslowski. As Malik tries to carry the panicking Ming out, Mei transforms into her giant red panda self as a cloud of dust obscures her after her mother inadvertently embarrasses her with pads. Malik can only stare in disbelief as Ming climbs through the classroom window and chases after Mei.

Two days later, during dodgeball practice, Ming spies on Mei again in her car, but promptly speeds away as soon as Malik approaches. A few days later, when Mei and her friends: Miriam, Priya, and Abby manage to hide their plans to attend the 4\*Town concert with a math club just as Ming walks in with a tray of dumplings, Malik comes up behind her with a stern glare, which forces her to leave out of reluctance and annoyance once again. As she leaves, Malik then grabs a dumpling for himself and leaves before the girls resume their original plan.

Malik isn't seen throughout the rest of the movie after this.

## Gallery

Malik meeting MingMalik understanding the situation a bit betterMalik trying to get Ming to come to the front officeMalik kicked on the leg by an irrational MingMalik trying to stop MingMalik trying to catch MingMalik trying to escort Ming outMalik noticing an unusual pink poof in the classroom while Ming notices something elseMalik noticing Ming go inside the classroom through the window to chase after her daughter, MeiMalik once again trying to reason with Ming...... until she drives away and almost runs Malik over"Sorry, Mrs. Lee! I see you!"Malik glaring at Ming during her visit at Mei and her friends' "mathletes meet up"Malik watching a reluctant yet cooperative Ming leave while leaving a tray of dumplings behindMalik noticing the dumplingsMalik helping himself to one before leaving as well
## Trivia

* Although his name is never mentioned in the film, the name tag on his uniform confirms his identity.
Huey Lewis

**Huey Lewis** (born **Hugh Anthony Cregg III**; July 5, 1950), is an American musician, songwriter, and actor. He is also the lead singer and harmonicist of rock band, Huey Lewis and the News, who is best known for creating the songs "The Power of Love" and "Back in Time" for the *Back to the Future* trilogy.

For Disney, he performed the song "Once Upon a Time in New York City" that plays at the beginning of Disney's *Oliver & Company*. He also played Ricky Dean in *Duets* and voiced Bulworth in *Puppy Dog Pals*.

Several of Lewis' songs were made into music videos within Disney animation clips on *DTV* and its sequel *DTV²*, including "The Heart of Rock & Roll", "The Power of Love", and "It's Hip to Be Square". His song, "The Heart of Rock & Roll" was included in the *DTV* special, *DTV Valentine* (later renamed *DTV Romancin*), while another song, "Workin' for a Livin'" was included in *DTV Doggone Valentine*. "The Power of Love" was featured in *Mickey's Happy Valentine Special*.
List of species seen in Swiss Family Robinson

This is the list of species of animals found in Disney's *Swiss Family Robinson*.

## Mammals

### From Africa

* Cheetah (*Acinonyx jubatus*)
* Plains Zebra (*Equus quagga*)
* Spotted Hyena (*Crocuta crocuta*)

### From Asia

* Asian Elephant (*Elephas maximus*)
* Tiger (*Panthera tigris*)

### From South America

* Brown Spider Monkey *(Ateles hybridus*)

## Birds

### From Africa

* Black Crowned Crane (*Balearica pavonina*)
* Lesser Flamingo (*Phoeniconaias minor*)
* Ostrich (*Struthio camelus*)

### From Asia

* Japanese Crane (*Grus japonensis*)
* Knobbed Hornbill (*Aceros cassidix*)

### From Australia

* Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo (Cacatua galerita)

### From South America

* Amazon Parrot (*Amazona amazonica*)
* Hyacinth Macaw (*Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus*)
* Keel-Billed Toucan (*Ramphastos sulfuratus*)
* King Vulture (*Sarcoramphus papa*)
* Scarlet Macaw (*Ara macao)*

### From Europe

* European Herring Gull (*Larus argentatus*)

## Reptiles

### From South America

* Galapagos Tortoise (*Chelonoidis nigra*)
* Green Anaconda (*Eunectes murinus*)
* Green Iguana (*Iguana iguana*)

## Fish

* Oceanic Whitetip Shark (*Carcharhinus longimanus*); found in warm oceans worldwide.

## Gallery

Amazon Parrot 1Amazon Parrot 2Asian ElephantBlack Crowned CraneCheetahEuropean Herring GullGalapagos TortoiseOceanic Whitetip SharkGreen AnacondaGreen Iguana 1Green Iguana 2Green Sea TurtleHyacinth Macaw (circled)Japanese Crane 1Japanese Crane 2Keel-Billed ToucansKing VultureKnobbed HornbillLesser FlamingoNile MonitorOstrichPlains ZebraScarlet MacawSpotted HyenaSulphur-Crested CockatooTigerBrown Spider Monkey
Ernst Robinson

**Ernst Robinson** is Father and Mother Robinson's middle son, Fritz's younger brother, Francis's older brother, and one of Roberta's possible future brother-in-laws in *Swiss Family Robinson*. He was portrayed by the late Tommy Kirk.

## Role in the film

Traveling from Bern, Switzerland to the German colony of New Guinea to avoid Napoleon Bonaparte's European conquest, Ernst and his family find themselves caught in a raging thunderstorm when being chased by pirates and trapped in their room of the Titus, the ship they were sailing on. Fritz, his father, and brothers try to call for help but no one seems to be on board to answer their call until their ship gets caught on the rocks.

In the morning, Ernst and his brother, Fritz, help their father break free from their room to allow their mother and youngest brother, Francis to get out as well. They find themselves shipwrecked next to a deserted island, the ship's captain and crew gone, and the animal livestock trapped inside along with the captain's dogs, Duke and Turk.
Mr. and Mrs. Foxworth

### Goal

To travel around Europe for business and to return home the next day after Jenny's birthday

### Home

Foxworth Residence, #1125, 5th Avenue, New York

### Pets

Oliver (cat), Georgette (dog), and goldfish (unnamed)

### Friends

Oliver, Jenny, Dodger, Fagin, Einstein, Tito, Rita, Francis, Georgette, and Winston

### Fate

Unexpectedly arrive home the next day after Jenny's birthday.

**Mr. and Mrs. Foxworth** are minor characters from *Oliver & Company*. They are Jenny Foxworth's parents and Winston's employers.

## Role in the film

In a limousine, after leaving for business in Europe, Jenny reads a letter written by her mother to her family's butler, Winston, saying that she and her father left Paris for a conference in Rome. After reading the letter, Jenny becomes disappointed when she learns that her parents won't make it home in time for her 8th birthday; despite Winston's efforts to comfort and make her feel better.

After Jenny finds Oliver, Winston is against the idea of Jenny adopting Oliver for the reason that they have a dog; a poodle named Georgette, Winston was left responsible for Jenny by her parents, and they have to wait for her parents' approval. Later, Jenny's father calls to see if everything is alright (as assured by Winston), thus, giving Jenny the opportunity to ask her parents about their decision concerning whether to keep Oliver or not. She comes in after having had a talk with them on the phone and tells Georgette, who unfortunately met Oliver, that they have approved about her decision of keeping Oliver and that they're going to be "the best of friends."

Later on, after Jenny is kidnapped by Sykes, Winston is asked to contact her parents from Rome to demand a ransom for their daughter. Luckily, such trouble is avoided; thanks to Fagin and his dogs: Dodger, Tito, Rita, Francis, and Einstein. On the day of Jenny's birthday, while Winston and Fagin are making a bet as they are watching a wrestling match, Mr. Foxworth calls Winston from Rome, saying that he and his wife will be back the next day, apparently earlier than expected, probably as an unexpected beautiful surprise for Jenny. Delighted by the news, Winston tends to help them keep it as a surprise for her.

## Trivia

* Despite being mentioned by Jenny and Winston (and Sykes), Mr. and Mrs. Foxworth never appear onscreen in the film.
* It is unknown for a fact about how rich Jenny and her parents are, what they do for a living, what sort of business trip they were on around Europe, and how long they were gone until their return the day after their daughter's birthday as an early, unexpected but beautiful surprise for her.
Albert Einstein

**Albert Einstein** (March 14, 1879 - April 18, 1955) was a German-born theoretical physicist who developed the general theory of relativity, effecting a revolution in physics.

Although he wasn't an actor, Einstein from Disney's 1988 movie, *Oliver & Company*, Albert from the Disney Channel animated series, *Phineas and Ferb*, and Albert Glass from the Disney Channel animated series, *Fish Hooks* were named after him. Dr. Einmug specializes in atomic physics and speaks in a German-like accent, which was probably a nod towards Albert Einstein. A picture of Einstein was also seen in the *Timon & Pumbaa* episode, "Monster Massachusetts" and *The Proud Family* episode, "Behind the Family Lines".

He was also spoofed by Genie in *Aladdin and the King of Thieves*. In *The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars*, he was mentioned as being a former owner of the Hearing Aid who was left in a junk drawer, as well as in the Epcot attraction Ellen's Energy Adventure. In Cranium Command, when General Knowledge speaks in the pre-show and is explaining that they are different kinds of brains, he shows a picture of Albert Einstein, as the example of a person who uses his brain and Ernest P. Worrell (a popular fictional character played by the late Jim Varney, who was appearing in series of feature films produced by Disney at the time), as an example of the opposite. He was also mentioned in *The Monkey's Uncle*, *Saving Mr. Banks*, an episode of *I Didn't Do It*, the *Best Friends Whenever* episode, "A Time to Cheat", the Spider-Man episode, "Horizon High: Part One", the BUNK'D episode "Dreams Come True", the *MECH-X4* episode, "Versus Sabotage", the Spider-Man episodes "Take Two" and "Between an Ock and a Hard Place" and the *Bizaardvark* episode "Pretty-Con". He was portrayed by Robert Towers in the *Hannah Montana* episode "Wherever I Go". In *Soul*, although he did not appear physically, Albert was one of 22's failed mentors whose name badge was seen in the latter's box home.

## Gallery

Genie as Albert Einstein in *Aladdin and the King of Thieves*Albert Einstein picture from *Timon & Pumbaa* episode "Monster Massachusetts"Albert Einstein picture from *The Proud Family* episode "Behind the Family Lines"Albert Einstein with Baby Weems in *The Reluctant Dragon*
Lightning (Swiss Family Robinson)

## Lightning

### Friends

Father Robinson, Mother Robinson, Fritz Robinson, Ernst Robinson, Francis Robinson, Roberta, Duke and Turk, Rocky, Clementine, Duchess

### Enemies

Kuala and his pirates

**Lightning** is a mule in Disney's 1960, *Swiss Family Robinson*.

## Role in the film

In the film, the mule known as Lightning was one of the many farm animals found on the ship that the Robinson family sailed on.

Upon being brought to the island, Lightning was used to help the family build their treehouse.

On the day of the Robinsons' new holiday, Lightning is one of the animals who participates in the race, with Fritz riding him, along with Turk (ridden by Francis' monkey), Rocky the elephant (ridden by Francis), Clementine the ostrich (ridden by Ernst), and Duchess the zebra (ridden by Roberta).
List of recycled animation in Mickey Mouse shorts

A list of examples of recycled animation in Mickey Mouse 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 Donald Duck shorts
* List of recycled animation in Goofy shorts
* List of recycled animation in Disney shows
* List of recycled animation in Disney trailers
List of recycled animation in Donald Duck shorts

A list of examples of recycled animation in Donald Duck 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 Goofy shorts
* List of recycled animation in Disney shows
* List of recycled animation in Disney trailers
Michael Rye

**Michael Rye** (March 2, 1918 - September 21, 2012) was an American actor and voice actor, who voiced Duke Igthorn, Victor Igthorn, King Gregor, Sir Gawain, and Malsinger in the *Adventures of the Gummi Bears* and the Narrator in *DuckTales* (for the recap sequences in the serialized versions of "Time is Money" and "Super DuckTales"). He also voiced Yen Sid in one episode of *The Wonderful World of Disney*, *Disney on Parade*.

## Disney Roles

**Duke Igthorn**
(*Adventures of the Gummi Bears*)**Victor Igthorn**
(*Adventures of the Gummi Bears*)**King Gregor**
(*Adventures of the Gummi Bears*)**Sir Gawain**
(*Adventures of the Gummi Bears*)**Malsinger**
(*Adventures of the Gummi Bears*)**Yen Sid**
(*Disney on Parade*)
Harold Gould

## Harould Gould

**Harold V. Goldstein, PhD** best known by his stage name **Harold Gould** (December 10, 1923 - September 11, 2010), was an American actor who played the role of Dietz in *The Strongest Man in the World*, Dr. Gustav Stumpfel in *The Love Bug* remake, Old Denahi in *Brother Bear*, and Grandpa in  *Freaky Friday*.
Duke and Turk

Turk's muzzle is more black than Duke's and he has a white belly and black rings around his eyes unlike Duke

### Friends

Captain Wilhelm and his crew (formerly), Father Robinson, Mother Robinson, Fritz Robinson, Ernst Robinson, Francis Robinson, Roberta, Captain Moreland, Duchess, Rocky, Monkey, and Lightning

### Enemies

Kuala and his pirates

**Duke and Turk** are two fawn Great Danes who appeared in Disney's 1960 movie, *Swiss Family Robinson*.

## Role in the film

In the film, Duke and Turk were originally the captain's dogs until the ship the Robinsons were on was chased by Kuala and his pirates into a storm and found itself stuck on rocks which weren't too far from land.

Francis Robinson, the youngest of the family, insisted they bring Duke and Turk with them to the island, despite Father Robinson's fears that they might sink the raft they made and sailed on. But fortunately, they don't sink the raft when Father finally allows them to climb in.

The following day, Duke and Turk help Mother Robinson search for Francis, who had found a baby elephant he named Rocky, while at the same time fending off the tiger that was on the island.

On the day of the Robinsons' holiday, Turk was one of the animals who participated in the race with Francis' monkey riding him, along with Rocky the elephant (who had Francis riding him), Lightning the mule (who had Fritz riding him), Clementine the ostrich (who had Ernst riding her), and Duchess the zebra (who had Roberta riding her), while Duke stood with Mother and Father Robinson.

During the race, after Duchess lead Roberta to the beach where Roberta spotted the pirates coming ashore to look for her since she was their former prisoner mistaken for a boy at first, Duke and Turk were seen running back and forth while chasing Duchess; probably trying to bring her back to the family. Then, Duke and Turk were later called by Francis with a whistle, which gave away the family's whereabouts to the pirates, and joined the family on top of a hill where a battle against the pirates was about to occur.

At the end, after the pirates' deaths and as Ernst travels to London with Roberta's grandfather, Captain Moreland to continue his education there, Duke and Turk were last seen running away along with Clementine, Duchess, and Rocky as Francis tried to bring them back.

## Trivia

* Turk's muzzle is more black than Duke's and he has a white belly and black rings around his eyes unlike Duke.
* The dog who played Duke would later play Brutus in *The Ugly Dachshund*.
* In the original novel, Duke was a female dog named Flora.
* According to director Ken Annakin, eight different dogs, all fawn, were used to play Duke and Turk; one was capable of hunting, one was capable of facing a tiger, and one was a great swimmer and the other would follow. For the tiger fight scene, the hunting dogs really were chasing the tiger.
Objetos portados por Pokémon

Como en los juegos oficiales, un Pokémon puede portar un objeto. El movimiento Ladrón puede tomarlo de estos siempre que el Pokémon atacante no lleve un objeto equipado. Esta es la lista de Pokémon salvajes con un objeto que puede ser robado en Pokémon Iberia.

## Segunda versión

### Pokémon de entrenadores

No es posible usar Ladrón para robar objetos equipados en Pokémon de otros entrenadores. Una vez que el combate termina, el objeto robado regresará a su dueño de no haberse usado durante el combate.

## Recogida

Algunos Pokémon poseen la habilidad Recogida. Después de un combate, existe una probabilidad del 10% de obtener un objeto de entre una lista si el Pokémon poseedor de esta habilidad no posee un objeto equipado.

Gibraltar es un lugar adecuado para atrapar Aipom con dicha habilidad y poder entrenarlos, lo que hará más fácil la obtención, especialmente si aprenden Puño trueno (movimiento efectivo contra dos de las tres especies de la zona). Un Aipom (o Ambipom) con el mismo movimiento puede ser entrenado entre Valencia e Ibiza.

Otros Pokémon que pueden aprender Recogida son Meowth (Ruta Catalana), Zigzagoon y Linoone (Pinares de Rodeno), Teddiursa (criando de un Ursaring capturado en el Parque de Cabárceno) o Munchlax (criando del Snorlax en Valladolid).
Leonard and Thrash

**Leonard and Thrash** are minor neutral characters in Disney's *Life Is Ruff*. They are somewhat "friends" of Calvin Wheeler. They were portrayed by Magarin Lee Hobson and Emmit Cannon.

## Role in the film

Leonard and Thrash are first seen taking out the trash for Calvin Wheeler after how he paid them with concert tickets last time; much to Calvin's parents' disapproval since they actually asked him to take out the trash instead.

A few days later, after Calvin gets a Labrador/Saint Bernard hybrid dog named Tyco, Leonard and Thrash have been paid by a stuck-up, rich kid named Preston Price to make Calvin and Tyco stay away from the dog show and encourage him to drop out even if Calvin promises to take Tyco back to the pound after school after all the trouble he caused him the other day. Luckily, Tyco breaks free from and with the tree he is tied to on a leash by Calvin, breaks through the fence, and rescues Calvin from the two would-be trouble makers. This rescue later changes Calvin's mind about the pound and allows Tyco to stay. Leonard and Thrash lie on the ground defeated and aren't seen throughout the rest of the movie after that.

## Gallery

ThrashLeonardLeonard and Thrash about to beat Calvin up (failed)Leonard about to punch Calvin (failed)Leonard and Thrash surprised and scared by Tyco's presenceThrash screaming because of the tree heading his wayThrash on the groundLeonard on the groundThrash's defeatLeonard's defeat
Anthony Forwood

**Ernest Lytton Forwood**, known professionally as **Anthony Forwood**, (October 3, 1915 - May 18, 1988) was an English actor. He was Glynis Johns' former husband.

His only Disney role was Will Scarlet in the 1952 live-action film, *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*.

**Will Scarlet**
(*The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*)
Mako Iwamatsu

**Mako Iwamatsu**, sometimes simply known as **Mako**, (December 10, 1933 - July 21, 2006) was an Japanese-born American actor who had won several Oscar and Tony nominations. He was well-known for playing the role of Akiro the Wizard in the original *Conan the Barbarian* and giving the voice of Aku in *Samurai Jack* and Iroh in *Avatar: The Last Airbender*.

His only Disney roles were Oomiak in *The Island at the Top of the World* and Kenji in *The Ugly Dachshund*. He also played the role of Isoroku Yamamoto in *Pearl Harbor* and Mr. Sakamoto in *Taking Care of Business* and voiced Master Offay in *Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!*.
2020

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## Theme parks

* Frozen Land will open at Hong Kong Disneyland.

## Notes

* Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation's theatrical and home video distribution ownership rights expire for the original *Star Wars* saga, except for *Episode IV*. Rights will transfer to The Walt Disney Company.

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Francis Robinson

**Francis Robinson** is Father and Mother Robinson's youngest son, Fritz and Ernst's younger brother, and one of Roberta's possible future brother-in-laws in *Swiss Family Robinson*.

## Trivia

* In the original novel, Francis was sometimes known as Franz and the fourth in order of age since the original family had a third son before him named Jack.
James Robertson Justice

**James Robertson Justice** (June 15, 1907 – July 2, 1975) was a popular British character actor in British films of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.

His only three Disney roles were Little John in *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*, King Henry VIII in *The Sword and the Rose*, and Duke Campbell of Argyll in *Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue*. He was originally cast as Mr. Dawes Jr. in Mary Poppins (film) before Arthur Malet was chosen.
Gérard Depardieu

**Gérard Depardieu** (born December 27, 1948) is a French-Russian actor, filmmaker, businessman, and vineyard owner who is a Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, Chevalier of the National Order of Merit in France and has twice won the César Award for Best Actor. He also won the Golden Globe Award award for Best Actor for his role as Georges Fauré in *Green Card* and was nominated for an Academy Award for the title role in *Cyrano de Bergerac*.

For Disney, he played André in the 1994 Touchstone Pictures film, *My Father the Hero*, Jean-Pierre Le Pelt in the 2000 Disney film, *102 Dalmatians*, and a Roissy employee in The Timekeeper*.*He was also mentioned in *The Proud Family* episode, "Culture Shock".

## Disney Roles

**Jean-Pierre Le Pelt**
(*102 Dalmatians*)
Eshre

The only large colony of Tengu on Brythenia.

## Geography

Somewhere underground in the Rhask Desert. It's exact location is kept secret to protect the inhabitants from Orc invaders.

## History

Tengu used to live all through out Rhask Desert in various settlements, but were eventually almost completely wiped out by the Orcs. The remaining survivors moved underground to a large natural cave which they developed and have been residing in since >TIME<

See Also

Reacaibean Cave

Ruins of Sqrikicai

Krona Ruins
Keenan Wynn

**Francis Xavier Aloysius James Jeremiah Keenan Wynn** (July 27, 1916 - October 14, 1986) was a character actor and son of Disney legend, Ed Wynn.

He was famous for playing Disney villains, mostly the villainous businessman, Alonzo Hawk in *The Absent-Minded Professor*, *Son of Flubber*, and *Herbie Rides Again*.

He also portrayed Martin Ridgeway in *Snowball Express*, the corrupt district attorney John Slade in *The Shaggy D.A.*, the sequel to classic Disney comedy, *The Shaggy Dog*, and Vince Heber in *Smith!*. He was considered to voice the March Hare in Alice in Wonderland while his father voiced the Mad Hatter and later considered for the role of Barnanby in *Babes in Toyland*. He also served as the narrator and the voice of The Contagion Corps Sergeant in the 1973 animated short, *VD Attack Plan*
Dullahan

**The Dullahan** is a headless spirit in *Darby O'Gill and the Little People*. He was summoned by the Banshee to take Darby O'Gill's daughter, Katie but to save her, Darby wished from King Brian for the Dullahan to take him instead. But King Brian tricked Darby into making a final fourth wish ("wishing" that his friend could join him in the afterlife). Because he was only allowed three wishes, this negated all the previous wishes and spared Darby's life. Darby was saved and King Brian had (literally) the last laugh in their running battle of wits. Luckily, King Brian was so clever he could get out of the Otherworld.

## Trivia

* Dullahan, also called Gan Ceann, means "without a head" in Irish.
* In Irish mythology, the dullahan is a headless rider, usually on a black horse who carries their own head under one arm. The head's eyes are small, black, and constantly dart about like flies, while the mouth is constantly in a hideous grin that touches both sides of the head. The flesh of the head is said to have the color and consistency of moldy cheese. The dullahan uses the spine of a human corpse for a whip, and their wagon is adorned with funeral objects (e.g. candles in skulls to light the way, the spokes of the wheels are made from thigh bones, the wagon's covering made from a worm-chewed pall or dried human skin). When the dullahan stops riding, that is where a person is due to die. The dullahan calls out their name, at which point they immediately perish.
* While he was writing *The Legend of Sleepy Hollow*, Washington Irving took inspiration from the Dullahan of Irish legend and transplanted it into the Headless Horseman.
Kyle Massey

**Kyle Orlando Massey** (born August 28, 1991) is an American actor, dancer, singer, comedian, rapper, and magician who is perhaps best known for starring in Disney Channel sitcom *That's So Raven*, where he starred as Cory Baxter, and in the Disney show *Cory in the House*, a spin-off of *That's So Raven*. Massey is also well known for starring in the Disney Channel Original Movie *Life Is Ruff*. Massey is the brother of *Zoey 101* star Christopher Massey. As a rapper, Massey has released several songs for Walt Disney Records and Hollywood Records including "Underdog Raps".

## Career

### Acting

Massey starred in the Disney sitcom's *That's So Raven* and its spinoff *Cory in the House*, where he starred as Cory Baxter, Raven's stubborn younger brother who is constantly at odds with her. Massey also starred in the 2005 Disney Channel Original Movie *Life Is Ruff* as Calvin Wheeler. He has recently acted in *Fame* and voiced Milo Fishtooth in *Fish Hooks*.

### Music

Massey has appeared in the *Disney Channel Holiday* soundtrack and the *Shaggy Dog* soundtrack where he performed "Who Let The Dog Out". He sang the theme song for *Cory in the House*. Massey also raps a song called "It's a Dog" on the *Life is Ruff* soundtrack. He also sang the theme song for *Yin Yang Yo!*.

He also appeared in the PBS Kids show *The Electric Company*.

## Discography

### Songs

* "Underdog Raps" - *Underdog: Original Soundtrack*
* "Jingle Bells" - *Disney Channel Holiday* CD
* "Yin Yang Yo theme" - *Yin Yang Yo!*

## Disney Roles

**Cory Baxter**
*That's So Raven*
*Cory in the House***Calvin Wheeler**
*Life Is Ruff***Huntsboy 88**
*American Dragon: Jake Long***Milo the Fish**
*Fish Hooks*
## Gallery

Kyle Massey attending a screening of *Race to Space* in 2002.Kyle Massey attending the 2011 D23 Expo.
Age of Sorrows

The **Age of Sorrows** lasts from the defeat of Yith Shaggoth in the First War of the Shadow through the various ups and downs, mostly downs, until the defeat of Yith Vorgas. It also marks a significant drop in the length of the Ages.

#### **Sentient Races**

All of them, though the Age of Sorrows marks an influx in extraplanar races on Airth.

#### **Technology**

Technological advancement is somewhat halted during the Age of Sorrows (400-800 A.D. equivalent remains in place from the Age of Legends).

#### **Major Events**

The defeat of Yith Shaggoth, the defeat of Yith Vorgas in the Second War of the Shadow, the Godwar.
Malsinger

### Description

Obese, orange moustached and bearded Scotsman wearing a hood hat, torn clothes, and a kilt

### Powers

Creates fire and animal transformation (mostly an eagle)

### Fate

Turns into an eagle and flies out of Drekmore Castle after selling the Star of Lucklomond to Duke Igthorn.

### Quote

"Ah, that's more like it."
"Aye. This be what you need... The Star of Lucklomond."
"Let me give you a wee bit of a demonstration."
"All I need is a suitable subject."

**Malsinger** is a minor villainous sorcerer from the *Adventures of the Gummi Bears* episode; "If I Were You". He was voiced by the late Michael Rye.

## Role in the series

Malsinger is first seen creating fire in a chimney of Drekmore Castle to warm himself up. To satisfy Duke Igthorn's needs, he offers him the Star of Lucklomond; a powerful gem staff which enables a person to switch his mind with the body of another. As part of a demonstration, Duke Igthorn and Toadwart switch minds and bodies and back again; much to Igthorn's delight, joy, and excitement. Duke Igthorn pays Malsinger with the precaution of checking whether the money coins are fake or not. Satisfied with the results, Malsinger transforms himself into an eagle and flies out of Drekmore Castle and is never seen again throughout the rest of the episode after this.

## Gallery

"Ah, that's more like it.""Aye.""This be what you need...""... The Star of Lucklomond.""Let me give you ...""... a wee bit of a demonstration.""All I need is a suitable subject."
Billy Joel

**William Martin "Billy" Joel** (born May 9, 1949) is an American pianist, singer-songwriter, and composer. Commonly nicknamed the "Piano Man", he has been making music since the 1960s.

For Disney, he made his acting debut as the voice of Dodger in the 1988 animated film, *Oliver & Company*, where he also contributed to and recorded the song; "Why Should I Worry".

## Disney Role

**Dodger**
(*Oliver & Company*)
## Gallery

Billy Joel behind the scenes of *Oliver & Company*.Billy Joel visits *The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon* in January 2016.Billy Joel speaks at the 72nd annual Tony Awards in June 2018.
## Trivia

* Critics were generally positive toward *Oliver & Company* and pointed to Joel's acting contribution as one of its highlights, despite it being his first acting job (the only other acting Joel has done is guest-starred as himself in multiple TV sitcoms, such as *Mad About You* and *Kevin Can Wait*). In interviews, Joel explained that he took the role of Dodger due to his love of Disney cartoons as a child.
Jim Backus

**James Gilmore "Jim" Backus** (February 25, 1913 - July 3, 1989) was an American radio, television, film, and voice actor. He's mostly known for his role as Thusrton Howell III in CBS's sitcom, *Gilligan's Island*.

His Disney roles included Milton in the animated short, *Plutopia*, The Mayor in *Pete's Dragon*, and Timothy Forsythe in *Now You See Him, Now You Don't*.

He also hosted the *Mouse Factory* episodes; "Homeowners", "Paul Bunyan", and "Homes" and his acknowledgement of being the original voice of Mr. Magoo appeared in the 1997 live-action film adaptation of *Mr. Magoo*.

## Disney Roles

**Milton**
(*Plutopia*)**The Mayor**
(*Pete's Dragon*)
Clementine (Swiss Family Robinson)

**Clementine** is an ostrich in Disney's 1960 movie, *Swiss Family Robinson*.

## Role in the film

In the film, Francis Robinson tried to catch an ostrich, but after roping one by the tail, he ended up getting dragged face down through the ground. Nevertheless, the family was still able to catch, train, and name her Clementine.

On the day of the Robinsons' new holiday, Clementine is one of the animals who participates in the race, with Ernst Robinson riding her, along with Turk (ridden by Francis' monkey), Lightning the mule (ridden by Fritz), Rocky the elephant (ridden by Francis), and Duchess the zebra (ridden by Roberta).

At the end, after the pirates' deaths and as Ernst travels to London with Roberta's grandfather, Captain Moreland to continue his education there, Clementine can be seen running away along with Duchess, the dogs, and Rocky as Francis tries to bring them back.
Gil Lamb

**Gil Lamb** (June 14, 1904 - November 2, 1995) was an American actor. He appeared in more than 60 films and television shows between 1935 and 1980.

His Disney roles included the Milkman (uncredited) in *The Ugly Dachshund*, the Gas Attendant in *The Gnome-Mobile*, the Waiter in *Blackbeard's Ghost*, Bit Comic (uncredited) in *The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit*, the Policeman at the Park in *The Love Bug*, and Mr. Mitchell in *The Boatniks*.

On stage, Gil played Ichabod Crane in a 1949 Broadway run of "Sleepy Hollow", alas, rather short-lived. However, that same year Disney animators used his looks and movement as inspiration for Ichabod in *The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad* (1949).
Michael Hordern

**Sir Michael Murray Hordern**, CBE (October 3, 1911 - May 2, 1995) was an English stage and film actor whose career spanned nearly 60 years. He was best known for his Shakespearean roles, especially that of King Lear, which he played to much acclaim on stage in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1969 and London in 1970. He then successfully assumed the role on television five years later. He often appeared in film, rising from a bit part actor in the late 1930s to a member of the main cast; by the time of his death, he had appeared in nearly 140 cinema roles. His later work was predominantly in television and radio.

His only Disney role was Scathelock in *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*.
Nottingham Square

**Nottingham Square** is a public square in the city of Nottingham, England in *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*.

## In the film

It is in the Square where the Sheriff of Nottingham punishes two prisoners: Scathelock, who refused to reveal Robin Hood's whereabouts after the Sheriff stole his cattle since he had no more taxes to pay and Will Stutely, who was caught poaching a King's deer since the Sheriff starved him, until they are rescued by Robin Hood and his outlaws known as Merrie Men and where, after two years since King Richard's absence, a donation is held to ensure the King's safe return since his Crusade has ended in failure and the King finds himself imprisoned in Austria to be held for a ransom of 100,000 marks.
Once Upon a Time in New York City

## Video

"**Once Upon a Time in New York City**" is a song that plays at the beginning of *Oliver & Company*. It is sung by Huey Lewis, music by Barry Mann, and lyrics by Howard Ashman.

## Lyrics

Now it's always once upon a time, in New York City

It's a big old, bad old, tough old town, it's true

But beginnings are contagious there

They're always setting stages there

They're always turning pages there for you

Ain't it great the way it all begins in New York City

Right away, you're making time, and making friends

No one cares where you were yesterday

If they pick you out, you're on your way

To a once upon a time that never ends

So Oliver, don't be shy

Get out there and go and try

Believing that you're the guy

They're dying to see...

Cause a dream's no crime

Not once upon a time

Once upon a time in New York City

If it's always once upon a time in New York City

Why does nightfall find you feeling so alone

How could any one stay starry-eyed

When it's raining cats and dogs outside

And the rain has said, "Now you're on your own"

So Oliver, don't be scared

Though yesterday no one cared

They're getting your place prepared

Where you want to be

Keep your dream alive

Dreaming is still how the strong survive

Once upon a time in New York City

Keep your dream alive

Dreaming is still how the strong survive

Once upon a time in New York City

Keep your dream alive

Dreaming is still how the strong survive

Once upon a time in New York City

And it's always once upon a time...in New York City...

## Trivia

* This was the first Disney song Howard Ashman wrote for Disney and his only one without Alan Menken's collaboration in it.
Kinder Surprise

**Kinder Surprise** is a milk chocolate consisting of a chocolate egg surrounding a yellow plastic capsule with a small toy inside manufactured by the Italian company Ferrero since 1974. Many times, the theme has been based on Disney characters or movies. Included in this list are also toys of **Kinder Joy** and **Kinder Surprise Maxi**.
Come Sing Low, Come Sing High

## Video

**Come Sing Low, Come Sing High** is a song from *The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men*. It is sung by Friar Tuck and Robin Hood.

## Lyrics

**Friar Tuck**:

There was a lover and his lass,

Sat 'neath a spreading oak,

And lest his heart should break apart,

The doting lover spoke:

"Come sing low, come sing high;

Come change thy name to mine,

And you shall eat my capon pie,

And drink my Malmsey wine."

The maiden turned her head away

And answered ill at ease:

"Is it in sport you pay me court

With such low words as these?"

So, come sing low, come sing high;

Come change thy name to mine,

And you shall eat my capon pie,

**Friar Tuck and Robin Hood**:

And drink my Malmsey wine.

And drink my Malmsey wine.

**Friar Tuck**:

Come sing low, come sing high;

Come change thy name to mine.