The Aristocats Trivia Questions

Answer: Roquefort

Roquefort was the name of the mouse - not one of the other French cheeses I've mentioned here.
Roquefort entered the room and asked politely to dip a cracker in the cream, and the cats agreed. When Roquefort had finished his cracker and returned to his hole, in order to fetch another cracker, the cats and the mouse fell fast asleep. That was the moment Edgar waited for: he abducted the cats to drop them somewhere in the countryside.
Sterling Holloway (1905-1992) did the voice part for Roquefort.
Real pet cats may enjoy a dish of cream, but it is not always healthy for them: many cats have an allergy for milk products.

Answer: Timbuktu

Edgar ends up in the trunk that he was going to put the cats in.

Answer: green

He is wearing it when the cats are having their pictures taken.

Answer: Edgar

Edgar trys to put the cats to sleep and takes them to the country so he can get the inheritance money.

Answer: Thomas O'Malley

Thomas meets Duchess and offers her a ride on a magic carpet! He actually has no magic carpet, he ends up taking them to Paris on foot.

Answer: Napoleon

Napoleon was the name of the bloodhound and Lafayette his aide, the basset. Napoleon made it perfectly clear he was the leader, and he told Lafayette what to do. Lafayette was ordered to bite at the tyres of the motorcycle, while Napoleon would "go right for the seat of the problem" - meaning he would try to bite the intruder in the part of his anatomy on which he was seated.
In the ensuing chase everyone forgot the basket with the cats, abandoned near a river.
Napoleon was voiced by Pat Buttram (1915-1994) and Lafayette by George Lindsey (1928-2012).

Answer: Edgar

Napoleon hears Edgar's shoes sneaking up on them.

Answer: trumpet

They play "Everybody Wants to be a Cat."

Answer: Madame Bonfamille

Madame Bonfamille is the owner of Duchess and her 3 kittens.

Answer: Marie

Thomas dives into the water instantly to save her, he is actually trying to impress Duchess.

Answer: O'Malley

It was "Abraham DeLacey, Giuseppe Casey, Thomas O'Malley the alley cat" who found our lost aristocats. He fell in love at first sight with Duchess, and agreed to bring all of them home to Paris by means of a "flying carpet". In order to do so, he jumped on the windshield of a milk truck, and while the enraged chauffeur tried to crank back into action the engine, Thomas and the aristocats made themselves a comfortable bedding in the back of the truck. Thomas even treated everyone on "breakfast" - an open can of milk.
Alas, the chauffeur discovered Thomas and the other cats once more and chased them away. They then decided to follow the railroad home - which led to another unfortunate event. When avoiding an approaching train, Marie fell in the river and Thomas jumped after her to rescue her - only to find out he could not swim. A pair of geese (Abigail and Amelia Gabble) eventually saved his life.
Phil Harris (1904-1995) spoke the role of Thomas O'Malley. The geese were voiced by Monica Evans (born 1940) and Carole Shelley (1939-2018).

Answer: Even though he lives in a mansion, his room is not richly-decorated.

While Adelaide and Georges Hautecourt are discussing her will, we get a view of Edgar's room as he eavesdrops. The walls are peeling; the ceiling is the wood that shows to be supporting the roof; his bed is simple; and his mirror only offers a head and shoulder view, at most. This may be a small side-reason as to why he wants Adelaide's estate.

The other choices do not exist in his room.

Answer: the piano and drums

He plays these during the song "Everybody Wants to be a Cat."

Answer: Marie

O'Malley saves her.

Answer: Port Orleans Resort

Port Orleans has a full service restaurant called Bonfamille's Cafe. Named after Madame Bonfamille from the movie. Most of Port Orleans has a lot of things that are from "The Aristocats".

Answer: wiggle their noses

It is actually not even magic, Thomas is just fooling around with the kittens.

Answer: Their opinions of Madame range from loving to apathetic.

The Casanova/outer beauty was more like an initial reaction, while Duchess' refusal to allow them to go on an adventure was a result of her longing to be with Madame.

When O'Malley offers them to show them all of Paris, Duchess refuses, telling him "My mistress will be so worried about us." O'Malley casually replies with "Well, humans don't really worry too much about their pets," at which Duchess defends Madame. Also, in the romantic chimney scene, after Duchess persists that they must return to Madame, O'Malley says "B-but madam's...she's just another human. You're just her housepet."

Answer: Duchess' tail

George wears gigantic glasses, but without them he can't see very well.

Answer: pink and blue

The geese wear blue and pink bonnets.

Answer: Duchess

Duchess is all white and loved by her owner Madame Bonfamille.

Answer: dazzling sapphires

Marie has been told by Madame that she looks like her mother (Duchess), so she asks Thomas "are my eyes sapphires that dazzle too?"

Answer: Frou-frou

Frou-frou was the one we were looking for. When Edgar had catnapped the Aristocats once again, the mouse Roquefort warned O'Malley and then the musical alley cats. O'Malley arrived first and was pinned to the wall with a pitchfork, but then every alley cat took hold of Edgar: one on each arm, one on each leg, and one on top of his head. Roquefort unlocked the chest in which the aristocats were trapped, O'Malley trapped Edgar with a headstall, and Frou-frou kicked the devious butler into the chest. A bit later a truck came and shipped Edgar to Timbuktu.
Frou-frou was voiced by Nancy Kulp (1921-1991).
All ended well for the Aristocats, but also for the alley cats: Madame Adelaide adopted Thomas O'Malley and rearranged her last will and testimony so to include all the alley cats. All the characters concluded the movie singing "Everybody Wants to Be a Cat": the alley cats, the Aristocats, Roquefort and Frou-frou, Madame Adelaide and the notary, Amelia and Abigail Gabble and their uncle Waldo, and finally Napoleon and Lafayette - who then had a quip about who was to announce "the end".

Answer: Bizet

The first clue we can see/hear is when Georges Hautecourt dances with Adelaide; the song playing on the gramaphone is "Habañera", from the play "Carmen", composed by Georges Bizet. The second clue is in the song "Scales and Arpeggios"; the sheet music cover on the piano has the name Bizet on it.

Answer: the trumpet

He plays this during the song "Everybody Wants to be a Cat".

Answer: swinging hepcats

He says they sound like swinging hepcats and Madame says, "Well, that's what they are."