Before unpacking your own packages at the foot of the tree this weekend, will you be able to find in which Disney classics we find these 7 gifts?
Can’t wait for Christmas morning to unwrap your presents? In order to wait a little longer, why not test your knowledge of Disney animated feature films by trying to complete this quiz without making the slightest mistake?
If you are an unconditional fan of the classics produced by the enchanted studio, if you see Peter Pan, Lady and the Tramp, Mickey’s Christmas or even Robin Hood very regularly, if you often treat yourself to a new little trip to the Imaginary Country or in Wonderland, these few questions should not be a problem for you.
The time has therefore come to check that you are indeed infallible by trying to find which films are taken from these 7 gifts…
DID YOU KNOW ?
Toy Story
At the start of the film, as Woody makes a speech to Andy’s other toys, take a good look at the edge of the few children’s books on the shelf just behind him. Their titles, “Knick Knack”, “Tin Toy”, “Red’s Dream” or even “The Adventures of Andre and Wally B.”, refer to the first short films from Pixar studios, released a few years earlier.
Basil, private detective
Released in 1986, directed by John Musker and Ron Clements, this mousetrap adaptation of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes conceals a few little nods to other Disney films. For example, at the beginning of the film, when Basil and Dawson arrive in a toy store, the most attentive spectators will be able to notice a small figurine of Dumbo, whose trunk projects soap bubbles.
Peter Pan
As is traditionally the case in theatrical performances of Peter Pan, it’s the same actor who voices Mr Darling – the children’s father – and Captain Hook in the Disney adaptation.