If We Give You Three Characters, Can You Give Us the Disney Movie?

The movie has achieved great success and has become an important example in the work of voice acting. Many actors had turned down such roles in the past, but Robin Williams is the reason that many big names finally decided to start accepting voice acting roles in animated movies.

You may not have noticed, but a Disney character from another movie makes a small cameo in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." You can catch a glimpse of Belle reading a book in one special scene in the movie.

Ariel's red hair is one of her most signature traits. It was chosen to distinguish her from other on-screen mermaids at the time. It worked, as Ariel can be easily recognized by her hair alone.

"Pocahontas" was based on the real woman from the 1500s and 1600s. The movie was released in 1995, which is 400 years after her presumed birth year! Of course, it's important to remember that the Disney movie does not portray everything to its fullest historic accuracy.

Cruella de Vil might have given this question away, but she doesn't give away her fur coats! Did you know that an iconic Disney voice actor created some of the barks used in the film? It was Clarence Nash, the voice actor for Donald Duck!

"Alice in Wonderland" was largely based on Lewis Carroll's book of the same name, but not all of the characters were. Tweedledee and Tweedledum were from another Caroll book, titled "Through the Looking Glass," which the film was also based on. Can you imagine the movie without these two iconic characters?

Everyone loves the fairies who are always there for Sleeping Beauty from her birth and onward. The original fairy tale featured seven fairies, but as we all know, the Disney movie includes just three – Flora, Fauna and Merryweather.

Sneezy, Doc and Happy are all dwarfs who spent time with Snow White. The movie was released in 1937 and become a beloved classic. You'll probably remember it as being the first full-length animated Disney film. We have "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" to thank for the many classics we've had since!

It's hard to forget about Bambi's sidekicks and family who supported him when he needed it most. Did you know that the movie was supposed to be a little longer than it is now? An extra 12 minutes were cut by Walt before release.

Princess Tiana was known for being a hard-working individual – she was the only Disney princess with a job, unless you decide to count Cinderella. Tiana definitely did her fair share of work before she became the princess that we know and love.

Many years before creating the movie, Walt played Peter Pan in a school play. It's what inspired him to make the film in the first place. It's safe to say that Walt had a knack for many aspects of the arts!

"Mulan" was adapted from a song which tells the legend of Mulan. The basics of the story are mostly the same as they are in the legend. However, Cri-Kee was a suggestion from an animator, because crickets are considered to bring good luck in Chinese culture.

Anna and Elsa are well known to be sisters in the movie, but at one point in production they had no relation at all: Elsa was always a queen, but Anna was a peasant instead. It would be hard to imagine the movie any other way than it is now!

What we know today as a great animated film almost wasn't animated at all! "The Aristocats" of 1970 was originally planned as a live action film, but it was scrapped and turned into the animation it is now.

There are many easter eggs and crossovers throughout the Disney movies, and this one is no exception. Just look around the scenes in Boo's room with her toys. You'll catch a glimpse of a few different characters that you'll recognize.

The 1995 movie "Toy Story" was released at about the same time as other Disney classics, "The Lion King" and "Pocahontas." Its sequel, "Toy Story 2," almost never made it to theaters, as it was planned to be released as a home video.

It's hard to forget about the Beast. But did you know that he has the traits of many animals? Just to name a few, you can spot his mane, which comes from a lion, and he has the legs of a wolf. His head loosely resembles that of a buffalo.

"The Emperor's New Groove" went through lots of struggles during its production. If the original plan had been followed, you would know the movie as "Kingdom of the Sun," and it would have a much different story line than the one we know today!

Before it became the movie that we all know today, Lilo was never even thought of as a character. Luckily, they added her and many other characters later to improve the story, and it became the memorable "Lilo & Stitch" that we all love.

You'll know all of these characters from the movie "The Lion King." The movie became an instant hit and was one of the biggest movies at the box office during 1994, the year of its release. It had quite the cast and music to make the legendary movie even better!

This movie had quite the star-studded cast! Bette Midler, Dom DeLuise and Cheech Marin are just a few of the famous names in the film. Cheech Marin has been in quite a few other Disney movies throughout his career, including "Cars" and "The Lion King."

While bugs in real life may not seem so lovable, the bugs in this movie are! "A Bug's Life" was one of the first animated movies to have a blooper reel at the end of the film. There were many funny moments!

His name is Hercules in the movie, but that is the Roman version of his name. The Greek version is one you've probably heard of as well, Heracles. There are many jokes throughout the movie as well, usually using the Greek language.

The Disney movie "Tarzan" has a different ending than the book that it was based on. Tarzan's family were the apes in the jungle, and Disney felt that it was more fitting that he stayed with them. Family takes many different shapes and forms in Disney movies!

You can probably match many of the cars in the film to cars you know from real life. Don't try it with Lightning McQueen, however – he's an original design. Next time you watch, see how many cars you can identify!

"The Fox and the Hound" is a classic story that is beloved by many. The unlikely pair showed people around the world that no matter how different you are, you can always find some common ground. A friendship like Copper and Tod's is quite hard to come by.

The 1967 version of "The Jungle Book" originally had a bigger cast. In addition to the characters we know and love, there was also supposed to be a rhinoceros named Rocky in the film. He was cut, but he later appeared in the 2016 remake.

Did you know that Merida was almost voiced by Reese Witherspoon? Scheduling conflicts led to another voice actor, Kelly Macdonald, taking on the part of Merida. It's hard to imagine the character with any other voice!

"Finding Nemo" was a big success, which was a surprise to some, since it was all about fish. The long-awaited sequel to the 2003 hit finally arrived in 2016. This time around, Nemo had to help Dory.

"Zootopia" is filled with many different animals. The total number of different animal species is 64! They include the wildebeest, the white-tailed deer and the jaguar. It would be hard to identify them all!

This movie was originally designed to have no spoken words. As we know today, that decision was ultimately overruled, and we got the touching story of the orphan dinosaur and his friends.

The animators of "Wreck-It Ralph" were tasked with something pretty fun – they got to play video games for many hours in order to get a good feel for the worlds! That would be a dream job for many people.

Do you know what breed of dog Bolt is? He's modeled after a white German Shepherd that the animation team studied while working to create the movie. He was voiced by John Travolta!

One thing that the studio was well known for was bringing actual animals inside, for inspiration. "Lady and the Tramp" was no exception. The animators observed the animals in the studio to create the perfect movements for their characters.

Could you imagine Maui voiced by anyone other than Dwayne Johnson? Neither could the creatives at Disney! He was their first pick for the role. Auli'i Cravalho, however, was found through the audition process.