Can You Name the Movie Prince?

Prince Eric, who'd later go on to be king, is the beloved of the temporarily voiceless Ariel in "The Little Mermaid." Eric gets duped at first by the imposter, Ursula, but eventually discovers the truth.

Prince Humperdinck was heir to the throne of Florin in "The Princess Bride," and he had his eye on Buttercup. For her part, she was willing to kill herself to keep from marrying him, which is a pretty big red flag for a relationship.

When you think "Disney prince," tell us that Prince Charming isn't the first name that comes to your mind! Prince Charming is especially charming tracking down his lost love with a pair of shoes.

We're not in Andalasia anymore, Prince Edward! Giselle's beau takes a bite of the Big Apple in the 2007 film, "Enchanted." Giselle gets sent off to New York City by Edward's evil stepmother. Hey, princes can have evil stepmothers, too!

Prince Ali Ababwa hides behind his Aladdin persona in — you guessed it — "Aladdin," thanks to the effort of one accommodating genie. As Aladdin, he whisks Jasmine away on a magic carpet ride.

You may know him as Flynn Rider ... or perhaps Prince Eugene Fitzherbert ... or maybe even Prince Horace, but all of those names belong to one character: the prince and love interest of Rapunzel in "Tangled."

Poor Lord Farquaad. After a brief stint as the Prince of Far, Far Away, he finds himself on the "meal" end of an encounter with Dragon. The ogre known as Shrek rescued Princess Fiona to marry Farquaad.

While the original "Cinderella" refers to the prince as only Prince Charming, "Ever After" gives him his own name — Prince Henry. Portrayed by Dougray Scott, opposite Drew Barrymore, Henry wins the heart of Danielle.

Chris Hemsworth's "Fat Thor," as some have called the character online, was a shock to viewers used to his formerly fit frame. Thor is the crown prince of Asgard in the Marvel movie franchise.

The premise of "The Lion King" revolves around the death of King Mufasa and the young prince, Simba's, journey to adulthood. After some challenges, he accepts his rightful place over the Pride Lands.

"A Christmas Prince, " A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding" and "A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby" follow the love story of Amber, a reporter who went undercover to get the real story on the prince, and Prince Richard.

The creators of the hit Disney animated film, "Frozen," have referred to Kristoff as "Prince Sincere, not Prince Charming," which is good enough for us. He does have a relationship with a princess, though!

Prince Naveen finds himself in a "toadly" crazy scenario when he's transformed into a frog in this animated film featuring Princess Tiana. The Naveen character is somewhat based on the fairytale "The Frog Prince."

Prince Phillip has been around since 1959 when "Sleeping Beauty" was released to the masses. Phillip breaks the curse placed on Aurora by Maleficent with — what else? — a magical kiss.

Prince Hans Westergaard is Princess Anna's former love interest in the animated film, "Frozen." Did the other answer options look familiar to you? Surprise! They're all famous actors from Sweden.

Prince Caspian is both the name of a character from the movie franchise, "The Chronicles of Narnia" and the name of a film released in 2008. It's based on the fourth book, chronologically, from the Narnia series.

We couldn't very well give you the title of this one since it shares a name with our "prince of thieves," Robin Hood. Robin Hood earns the name for his decision to "rob from the rich to give to the poor."

Known as Prince Florian since the beginning of the "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," which dates all the way back to the late 1930s. We usually just hear him referred to as "The Prince," though. With all of those Dwarfs' names to remember, it's a lot to keep up with!

Moses becomes a prince when he is adopted by Pharaoh Seti and Queen Tuya, in the animated retelling of the classic Bible story of Moses. "The Prince of Egypt" was released in 1998.

T'Challa is king by the time we meet him in "Black Panther," but most kings start off as princes, don't they? T'Challa is portrayed by Chadwick Boseman in a film that took in almost $1.5 billion at the box office.

Legolas, portrayed in "The Lord of Rings" by Orlando Bloom, was the son of the Elven king Thranduil. Legolas was gifted with abilities such as quick speed and superior archery skills.

Prince Charmont is not a moment too late in "Ella Enchanted," when he rescues Ella from an ogre ... who's just about to eat her. What's with all of these ogres trying to eat people, anyway? Have they never tried avocado toast?

Prince John is Robin Hood's nemesis and the primary villain in "Robin Hood." We'll refer to the Disney version (our favorite) when Prince John says, "This crown gives me a feeling of power!" to illustrate his devious ways.

Li Shang gets the princely designation from Disney as the love interest of Fa Mulan. Why? Since Fa Mulan is an official Disney Princess, Li Shang also happens to get the royal treatment or so says the folks behind "The Happiest Place on Earth."

The son of King Haraald and Queen Rosalind, Edvard is a prince posing as a regular college student in Wisconsin when he meets pre-med student Paige Morgan. Edvard's playboy ways go by the wayside when he decides he's met the girl of his dreams.

While the movie is mostly about Princess Merida, we also meet her triplet prince brothers, Harris, Hubert and Hamish, who add some fun to the film, "Brave." The trio are the sons of King Fergus and Queen Elinor.

John Smith, according to Disney at least, is considered one of its "unofficial" princes, thanks to his love interest's designation as an official Disney Princess. We're not sure how true the real story of Pocahontas and John Smith was, but that's a quiz for another day.

Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III is quite a mouthful, isn't it? He's the protagonist — and prince — from "How to Train Your Dragon." Hiccup is the son of the late leader of the Hooligan tribe.

In the 2010 flick, "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time," Prince Dastan is played by actor Jake Gyllenhaal. Dastan is the adopted son of King Sharaman. His brothers, Tus and Garsiv, aren't big fans of his, though.

Mickey Mouse himself plays double duty in the retelling of "The Prince and the Pauper," a short film released by Disney in 1990. The movie tells the story of a rich prince and a poor pauper who trade places with interesting results.

Bail Prestor Organa is Princess Leia's adoptive father in the "Star Wars" franchise. It's only fitting since he was there when both Leia and Luke were born. Organa helped form the Rebel Alliance.

Prince Pondicherry had good intentions when he commissioned the building of a palace made entirely of chocolate, but he forgot to take one thing into account — the sun. He was warned, though, to eat it before it melted away.

That's Prince Akeem Joffer from Zamunda to you! Eddie Murphy starred in this film from 1988, a romantic comedy that many deem to be one of the highlights of a very illustrious career.

Orlando Bloom must have that princely look since he has portrayed a royal title in multiple blockbuster productions. This time he played Paris, the son of King Priam and Queen Hecuba of Troy.

The pilot gets the girl in this movie. Isn't that always the way it goes? Lone Starr is a space pilot (with a sidekick named Barf) who rescues and marries Princess Vespa. Lone Starr was portrayed by actor Bill Pullman.

George Jr. is the son of George (of course) and Ursula Stanhope, and since George is king of the jungle, George Jr. must be the prince. "George of the Jungle 2" was the sequel to 1997's "George of the Jungle."

Arthur Pendragon (yes, that "Arthur," as in King Arthur) is an orphan when we meet him in "The Sword in the Stone." He is usually referred to as "Wart" in the animated adaptation of the knightly story.

Prince Gristle, also known in the movie as King Gristle, goes from prince to king when his father is run out of town by their subjects, who are angry at him for allowing the tasty trolls to escape.

Did you think this was a trick question? Bambi was the young prince of the forest in the movie that shared his name (and yes, Bambi was a boy). His father was known as the forest's "Great Prince."

Prince Wheeliam? Prince William? Get it? This regal vehicle in "Cars 2" is based on a real prince, the Duke of Cambridge. Prince William (in real life) is the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II.