Answer: Captain Hook
Jason Isaac ironically played Wendy's father and Captain Hook. As the children's father he was loving and kind. Captain Hook was the nemesis of the story's hero, Peter Pan.
Hook vowed to kill Peter Pan for cutting off his hand and feeding it to an alligator named Tic Toc. Tic Toc was always following Hook, hungry for the rest of the pirate. It was to Hook's advantage that the alligator also swallowed an alarm clock. The alarm clock constantly ticked and rang every time the alligator was near, giving Hook the alert the alligator was chasing him.
The character of Captain Hook was more comical than scary. Walt Disney told the creators not to kill Captain Hook off because he predicted fans would love him rather than hate him.
From Quiz: Things I Wish I Didn't Know About Disney Villains
Answer: Rapunzel sheds a tear for Flynn
Released in 2010, "Tangled" is a retelling of the fairy tale, "Rapunzel".
When a magic flower that is used by Mother Gothel to retain her youth is taken in order to save the life of a queen, the queen soon gives birth to a daughter named Rapunzel. When Mother Gothel discovers that Rapunzel's hair can restore her youth, she kidnaps Rapunzel, imprisoning her in a tower.
When she is about to turn 18, Rapunzel rescues a thief named "Flynn Rider". With the help of "Flynn", Rapunzel is able to leave the tower whilst Mother Gothel is away. Whilst at a local tavern, "Flynn" reveals his true name as Eugene Fitzherbert. When Mother Gothel finds out, she is able to get Eugene arrested for stealing Rapunzel's crown.
Escaping execution, Eugene heads off to rescue Rapunzel, but in a confrontation with Mother Gothel is fatally wounded. During the fight between Eugene and Mother Gothel, Rapunzel's hair is cut, leading to Mother Gothel rapidly aging.
As Rapunzel sheds a tear for Eugene, one drops onto his cheek, the magic contained within it brings Eugene back to life.
From Quiz: An Act of True Love Conquers All
Answer: Scar
Scar has an evil following of hyenas with quite a distinctive laugh.
From Quiz: Name the Villain
Answer: Eilonwy
Eilonwy is the twelve year old princess from the film 'The Black Cauldron'. She is small and slight, with long blonde hair and blue eyes. Her dress is modest and plain, featuring the colours pink, red, white and purple-blue. She can be strong willed and stubborn, but she is also kind and affectionate. We first meet her in the dungeons of the Horned King's castle, trying to escape. She has magical powers, which the Horned King wants to use to find the legendary Black Cauldron.
The film was made in 1985 and has a PG rating. The film was poorly received by audiences and so Eilonwy is not recognised as an official princess, despite being born one. 'The Black Cauldron' does not have any songs, which could contribute to its lack of success. The film is actually quite scary and darker than other Disney films.
Eilonwy is voiced by Susan Sheridan.
In regards to the other answers, Dyrnwyn is the name of the sword Taran finds. The made-up name Tarwyn is based on Taran's, the main male protagonist, and gwythaints are actually dragon-type creatures that work for the Horned King.
From Quiz: Forgotten Royalty in Disney
Answer: Aladdin
In the first movie of the "Aladdin" trilogy, entitled simply "Aladdin", Jafar is the main villain. After being banished to a frozen wasteland, Aladdin, Abu and Carpet return to the palace. Both Genie and Jasmine realize Aladdin's presence. Jasmine distracts Jafar while Aladdin goes for the lamp. After Aladdin saves Jasmine from her trap in the hourglass, Snake Jafar falls for Aladdin's trap and uses his final wish to turn into a genie himself. Aladdin then traps him in a lamp which Genie disposes of.
From Quiz: The Deaths and Defeats of Disney Villains
Answer: Belle and the Beast, "Beauty and the Beast"
In "Beauty and the Beast", Belle offered herself in place of her father to remain in the castle as the Beast's prisoner. During this time, she and the Beast fell in love; the night that really showed their blossoming relationship was the night that Belle and the Beast sat down at his dining room table and ate, and then they danced in the ballroom.
Aladdin and Jasmine were never shown eating dinner, nor were they ever seen dancing.
Lady and the Tramp had dinner, but they didn't dance.
Aurora and Phillip danced, but never had dinner.
From Quiz: Disney's Animated Dates
Answer: Tiger/Rajah
We first see Jasmine in the courtyard with Rajah her tiger after yet another suitor storms past her father, the Sultan. Rajah is also Jasmine's best friend. Rajah helps Princess Jasmine to sneak out the first time that she leaves. He is also her protector when Aladdin tries to come and ask Jasmine to go on a magic carpet ride.
From Quiz: Disney Animals Mania
Answer: Beauty and the Beast
'Beauty and The Beast' is about a beautiful woman and a beast who fall in love. Maurice is Belle's father, he was voiced by Rex Everhart. He discovers the Beast's castle when he takes a wrong turn in the forest. The Beast takes him as his prisoner, until Belle offers to take his place and stay in the castle.
From Quiz: Disney Characters
Answer: Buddy Hackett
Hackett's last acting credit before he passed away was Scuttle in "The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea" in 2000. It was his only such credit of the century.
From Quiz: Disney Voices
Answer: The Evil Queen
Not only was she the first Disney Villain in a full-length animated Disney movie, but she was also in the first full-length animated Disney movie. The movie was "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs".
From Quiz: Disney Villains
Answer: The Hunchback of Notre Dame
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" was released in 1996.
It's the story of the hunchback, Quasimodo's, life and his struggles to be accepted as a human being. The movie is based on Victor Hugo's classic with the same name.
From Quiz: Disney Couples
Answer: Cruella De Vil (101 Dalmatians)
Cruella De Vil is the villainess from "101 Dalmatians." She kidnaps 99 dalmatian puppies so she can turn them into fur coats, but when they are rescued she goes rather insane and chases them almost all the way back to London.
From Quiz: Disney Villains' Defeats Part 2
Answer: Belle
This is Belle from "Beauty and the Beast", the poor girl seems only to have one dress until that fateful day that she gives up her freedom in place of her father within the castle of the Beast.
From Quiz: How Well Do You Know Your Disney Characters?
Answer: Mushu
Eddie Murphy provided the voice for Mushu.
From Quiz: Disney Buddies
Answer: Tinkerbell
Tinkerbell likes Peter Pan and is jealous of all the attention Peter pays to Wendy.
From Quiz: Disney Sidekicks
Answer: Toy Story 2
He is the horse!
From Quiz: Disney Movie Characters
Answer: Mr. Smee
Mr. Smee is always there to make sure that Captain Hook's plans run smoothly. He is not really mean, but follows the Captain's every order in 'Peter Pan.'
From Quiz: The Sidekicks of Disney Villains
Answer: Baloo
The Disney movie "The Jungle Book" tells the story of a boy who was abandoned in the jungle and is raised by animals. Bagheera was a panther. Kaa was a snake.
From Quiz: Disney Animated Who's Who
Answer: She took her false teeth out.
Lucille LaVerne was a well known stage actress before being selected to play Disney's first princess villain role.
Originally Lucille LaVerne was selected just to play one of the parts. Directors and producers worried she was too old to give life to the younger queen voice and play the older woman voice at the same time. Her composure, experience, and vocal range convinced Walt Disney to give her both vocal parts for the evil queen and her old lady disguise.
When Lucille LaVerne was recording her lines, she was not satisfied with her production of the wicked witch. She took a break and excused herself to the restroom. She returned and redid her performance in a perfect haggish voice. When she was asked what she did to transform into the part of an old woman, she told the production crew she had removed her false teeth.
The lack of dentures gave the "old lady" voice a wet sound. The effect of her jaws collapsing gave it the perfect effect for a hag voice. To influence her inspiration, LaVerne performed her vocal roles with a cape on.
From Quiz: Things I Wish I Didn't Know About Disney Villains
Answer: Amos Slade
Released in 1981, "The Fox and the Hound" is a tale of friendship between a young fox cub named Tod and a hunting dog named Copper.
When he is an orphaned young fox cub, Tod is adopted by a kindly widow and raised on her farm. One day Tod meets a young dog named Copper and the vow to become friends for life. However, Amos Slade, who is Cooper's owner, makes a concerted effort to put a stop to Tod and Copper's friendship, threatening to kill Tod. When Tod has grown up to become an adult fox, he tries to visit Copper but is again chased away, leading to Slade's other dog Chief getting injured.
For his protection, Tod is taken to a nature reserve, but Amos and Copper vow to kill Tod. Although cornering Tod, Slade and Copper are suddenly attacked by a bear, leading to Copper trying to defend Slade. Seeing Copper in danger, Tod helps to fight off the bear to save Copper and Slade. When Slade then tries to kill Tod, Copper puts himself between Tod and Slade. Slade eventually lowers his gun allowing Tod to go free.
From Quiz: An Act of True Love Conquers All
Answer: Shere-Khan
Shere-Khan only fears fire and man's gun. He runs away when Mowgli ties a burning branch to his tail.
"The Jungle Book" was written by Rudyard Kipling, and is considered to be a literary classic. Kaa the snake is also a great villain from this movie.
From Quiz: Name the Villain
Answer: Nancy
At the start of the film, Nancy is the long-term girlfriend of Robert Phillip. She has dark hair and is described as an influential woman by Robert, as she owns her own business: a fabric store. Her last name is Tremaine, as she was to be the stepmother of Robert's daughter, Morgan. This is a link to the film 'Cinderella', as the stepmother's name is Lady Tremaine. Similarly, Robert's surname is also based on another Disney character, Prince Philip from 'Sleeping Beauty'.
Although Giselle wears the princess dresses for the majority of the movie and always tries to find her 'true love', Prince Edward, she does not ever become a princess. She was not born a princess and does not become one, as she chooses to marry Robert.
'Enchanted' is a 2007 film and is both a cartoon and a live-action film, as it is based in the fictitious world of Andalasia and in New York, USA. Nancy is played by Idina Menzel, who also voiced the princess who later became Queen Elsa in the 2013 Disney film, 'Frozen'.
Narissa is the name of the evil Queen, Morgan is the name of Robert's daughter and Sam is the name of the receptionist at Robert's workplace. Incidentally, Sam is portrayed by Jodi Benson, who voiced Ariel in 'The Little Mermaid'.
From Quiz: Forgotten Royalty in Disney
Answer: Colette
The Disney-Pixar film "Ratatouille" came out in 2007. Actress Janeane Garofalo provided the voice of Colette. Colette, already a chef, is instructed to tutor Linguini, an aspiring young chef, in the art of cooking. At first Colette is annoyed by this but eventually forms a close working relationship with Linguini and Remy, a rat with a highly developed sense of taste and smell. After a few misadventures,they ultimately open a restaurant of their own with a rat-friendly kitchen. The name of the restaurant? La Ratatouille.
From Quiz: Which Disney Character Am I?
Answer: Scar
This is one of the more disturbing Disney villain deaths and occurs in "The Lion King". After being defeated by his nephew, Scar is thrown off the cliff of Pride Rock. He meets his minions, the hyenas and they devour him.
From Quiz: The Deaths and Defeats of Disney Villains
Answer: Aladdin and Jasmine, "Aladdin"
In "Aladdin", Aladdin and Jasmine's "first date" was a magic carpet ride, while they sang "A Whole New World." After he met the Genie, Aladdin wished to become a prince. It was in this disguise that he got Jasmine to take a magic carpet ride with him. The moon was full, and it was never specified how many miles up they were. It was during this ride that Jasmine really fell in love with Aladdin, and their love was what drove the story. Aladdin then defeated Jafar, and he and Jasmine were free to be together once again.
Duchess and O'Malley danced with his friends, with each other, and then sat under the moonlight, talking.
Robin Hood and Maid Marian went for a moonlit stroll, but not a 'ride' per se.
Taran and Eilonwy didn't even have very much romance onscreen, much less anything that could be considered a date.
From Quiz: Disney's Animated Dates
Answer: Cinderella and Belle
Cinderella as we all know was a scullery maid to her evil stepmother and therefore not royalty, but fell in love with the prince and then later married him when her foot fitted the glass slipper. This means that she married into royalty. Belle was just a girl from the town at the beginning of the movie, and therefore also not royalty, but when her father becomes the Beast's prisoner, she goes to take her father's place and ends up falling in love with the Beast who is actually a prince by birth. When he turns back into a man, Belle stays with him and we assume they marry. Although Ariel marries Prince Eric, she was already a princess at the beginning of the movie, so she didn't become royalty by marriage.
From Quiz: Everything About the Disney Princesses
Answer: Dinah
At the beginning of the movie, Alice and her cat Dinah are listening to a school lesson from her sister, when Alice begins dreaming about talking cats and rabbits who are dressed in shoes and hats and trousers. Dinah doesn't do very much in the movie. She does follow Alice and waves good-bye to her as she falls down the rabbit hole. She appears to be Alice's best friend as she listens to everything that Alice has to say.
From Quiz: Disney Animals Mania
Answer: The Little Mermaid
Ariel saves Prince Eric from drowning and it's love at first sight! She has to ask the sea witch to turn her into a human so she can be with him but in return she has to give her her voice and therefore she can't speak to him. Sleeping Beauty's prince is called Phillip, Snow White's and Cinderella's are just credited as 'Prince Charming'.
From Quiz: Disney Characters
Answer: Annie Potts
Annie Potts played Bo Peep in the two movies. She has also appeared in "Ghostbusters" and "Designing Women".
From Quiz: Disney Voices
Answer: Gaston
He was a muscular villain who wanted to marry Belle just because she was the most beautiful girl in town. Gaston's true love is himself.
From Quiz: Disney Villains
Answer: Mushu
As a little dragon, Mushu seems untrustworthy by all of Mulan's ancestors. But somehow he makes his way to help Mulan, and she succeeds in rescuing her country from the Huns!
From Quiz: Sidekicks for Disney Heroes
Answer: The Little Mermaid
"The Little Mermaid" was released in 1989.
In this movie the main character, Ariel, a mermaid, falls in love with Eric, a human. She does everything she can just to be with him, which includes giving her voice to the Sea-witch Ursula in return for human legs.
From Quiz: Disney Couples
Answer: Rolly
Of course, could it have been any other? Rolly from "101 Dalmatians" - p.s. did you know that each Dalmatian puppy had 37 spots?
From Quiz: How Well Do You Know Your Disney Characters?
Answer: Piglet
A.A. Milne wrote the original "Winnie the Pooh" books.
From Quiz: Disney Buddies
Answer: Crickee Cricket
Mushu the dragon lets Crickee go with him on his journey to protect Mulan because Crickee tells him he's lucky.
From Quiz: Disney Sidekicks
Answer: Alice in Wonderland
The crazy guy that is having a tea party.
From Quiz: Disney Movie Characters
Answer: Phil
Hercules was 'Phil's boy'. Phil is a satyr, Meg was Hercules' love interest in the movie and Zeus is the King of the Gods, who is also Hercules' father.
From Quiz: Disney Animated Who's Who
Answer: Maleficent
Eleanor Audley's portrayal of Lady Tremaine's cold demeanor in "Cinderella" influenced the producers to give her the role of Maleficent in "Sleeping Beauty". Lady Tremaine and Maleficent have a similar likeness because animators used Audley's facial features and movements for in both live action designs.
Audley initially turned down the role of Maleficent because she was sick with tuberculosis. She struggled with tuberculosis through the filming of "Sleeping Beauty" but she gave her best performance.
From Quiz: Things I Wish I Didn't Know About Disney Villains
Answer: Trusty
"Lady and the Tramp" is a Disney film about a Cocker Spaniel named Lady, who meets and falls in love with a stray dog named Tramp. When Lady's owners go off on a trip, Lady is left with their Aunt Sarah and her two troublesome cats, Si and Am.
Near the end of the film, Tramp is trapped by the local dogcatcher after killing a rat that had broken into the nursery where the child of Lady's owners lay in a crib. When they realised Tramp loved Lady, Lady's friends Jock and Trusty try to stop the dogcatcher's cart, only for Trusty to get trapped under the cart's wheels.
Although Trusty is thought to have given his life, it is revealed in the end he survived with only a broken leg.
From Quiz: An Act of True Love Conquers All
Answer: Maleficent
Maleficent is evil enough to make a film featuring her. She is so evil that she would curse a baby to die on its 16th birthday.
From Quiz: Name the Villain
