14 Details About Disney Movies That A Lot Of People Missed

Disney is a company that, generation after generation, has established itself as a reference in the field of animation. And those involved in these productions always pay attention to the smallest details, whether it’s time to leave a hidden message or pay homage to famous personalities through their drawings. This is clear in many of Disney’s classics, which continue to delight adults and children alike with their atmosphere of magic.

O incredible.club gathered facts and curiosities referring to classic Disney films, but that end up going unnoticed even by fans of the company.

When creating the character Philoctetes, the directors were inspired by other Disney characters, such as Zangado (one of the dwarfs from snow White) and Bacchus (from the movie Fantasy🇧🇷 In addition, they chose Danny DeVito to voice the character. However, when seeing how the actor moved his mouth when speaking, the producers decided to reproduce the same gesture in the animation process of Philoctetes.

During movie creation Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the idea was that the Prince would be kidnapped by the Queen. The idea, however, was put aside and, years later, it ended up being resumed in the production of Sleeping Beautyin which Maleficent captures Prince Felipe to prevent him from being reunited with Aurora.

Many Disney fans have the idea that Cinderella’s dress is blue. The piece, however, is an almost white silver. The confusion began to occur because of the promotional images that the animation studio itself made of the princess. And the perception was even more emphasized in the live action 2015, in which the protagonist appears wearing a blue dress.

Many of the animal names that appear in Mowgli: The Wolf Boy were created based on Hindi language words. For example, the name “Bagheera” comes from “Baagh” which means “Tiger” while “Shere Khan” means “Chief of Tigers”. “Kaa” refers to the sound emitted by snakes. And “Balu” is actually “Bhaaloo”.

When adapting the story shown in The Jungle Book, the creators of the animation reversed the personalities of Balu and Bagheera. In the original version, Balu is described as a strict teacher, while Bagheera is much more relaxed.

so much in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs how much in Cinderella, the princes are apparently nameless. However, in Sleeping Beauty, decided to name the character “Phillip” (or “Felipe”) in honor of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Also, it was the most princely name that existed in the 1950s, and one that Americans could easily become familiar with.

Many Disney productions feature cameos from other works by the company. In case of Frozen a freezing adventureappear Rapunzel and Flynn, from tangled up, during the scene where the castle doors open in celebration of Elsa’s coronation. However, it is worth mentioning that Rapunzel appears with short and brown hair, the way he appears in the final scene of his feature film.

Figaro is the name of the kitten that appears in Pinocchio, and he was Walt Disney’s pet. So much so that he demanded that the producers put the pussy in several scenes. Later, the cat became Minnie’s pet, appearing in some short films, such as figaro and frankie🇧🇷

Another example of a cameo made by Disney. In this case, it is a scene of treasure planet, in which little Jim’s mother sits beside him on the bed to read a book. In the corner, you can see a Stitch doll dressed as an astronaut, in reference to the movie. Lilo & Stitch.

To demonstrate the transition from “villain” to “good guy” experienced by Jim, the producers chose to make small changes to the boy’s clothes and appearance. In the first half of the plot, he appears in a black vest and eye shadows. In the second half, the vest disappears, and the character’s eyes are no longer marked. At the end, he appears in military uniform, thus completing his transition.

In the scene where Ariel accompanies Prince Eric to dinner, she appears wearing a pink dress. The piece was created based on the combination of other dresses previously worn by other Disney princesses. The patterns on the puffed sleeves are similar to those on Snow White’s dress, the pink color comes from the dress destroyed by Cinderella’s stepsisters, and the long sleeves are the same as the party dress worn by Princess Aurora.

In the movie Atlantis: The Lost Kingdom, Rourke is initially shown as a sympathetic, respectful and kind character, who only later reveals his true intentions. These traits can also be seen in other villains, Clayton (from tarzan), Lotso (from toy story 3) and Ernesto de la Cruz (from Viva: Life is a Party🇧🇷

At the end of the long Atlantis: The Lost Kingdom, Princess Kida becomes queen. However, her coronation is not shown in the production. Even so, it is possible to notice that the character won the title, based on her clothes, with which she appears in the sequence of the story.

Peter Pan bears certain similarities to Pan, a mythological figure who plays the flute and loves to have fun in the woods with other magical creatures. The difference between them is in appearance: while Peter Pan is a boy who never grows up, Pan is the Greek god of nature, half man and half goat.

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