Pop Culture and Fictional Characters

Crush is the laid-back sea turtle who helps Marlin, and Squirt is his young son. Leonardo and Donatello are characters from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Dr. Facilier is the primary antagonist of The Princess and the Frog, also known as the Shadow Man. Lawrence is his assistant, and Naveen is the prince.

Mordu is the name of the ancient prince who was transformed into a massive, monstrous bear after seeking power.

Scott Weinger, the voice of Aladdin, is well known for his role as Steve Hale on the popular sitcom Full House.

Princess Aurora has very few lines in Sleeping Beauty, with only 18 lines of dialogue throughout the entire film.

Gaston threatens to have Belle's father, Maurice, committed to an insane asylum unless Belle agrees to marry him.

Scar appears as a pelt in the movie Hercules, when Hercules is wearing a lion skin that is a clear reference to Scar.

Lumpy is the young, friendly Heffalump who befriends Roo in Pooh's Heffalump Movie.

Gaston is the arrogant hunter who is obsessed with marrying Belle against her wishes.

Stitch escapes his home planet by stealing a red Inter-Galactic Federal Police Cruiser.

Mary Costa is the voice actress who provided the singing and speaking voice for Princess Aurora in the 1959 film Sleeping Beauty.

Ilene Woods was the original voice actress for the title character in the 1950 Disney film Cinderella. Dory, Pocahontas, and Maid Marian were voiced by different actresses.

In the 1991 film Beauty and the Beast, the Beast's human name is Adam. This is confirmed in various Disney supplemental materials and theme park interactions.

Matthew Broderick provided the voice for adult Simba in The Lion King. He is also famous for his iconic role as the title character in Ferris Bueller's Day Off.