Are you a Disney fan enough to recognize where those 14 starry skies come from? Be careful, getting a perfect score on this quiz is almost impossible!
Do you regularly admire the stars with Simba, Timon and Pumbaa? To watch comets pass with Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver? To study the constellations alongside Jane and Tarzan? To fly away in the moonlight following Peter Pan, Wendy, Jean and Michel?
In short, do you like starry skies and Disney animated classics? The time has come to check if your knowledge is infallible and to take on one of the most complicated quizzes that we have offered you so far on the feature films of the famous studio. From the Lion King to Treasure Planet via Tarzan and Peter Pan, can you find which films the following 14 starry skies are taken from?
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The princess and the Frog
Did you take a good look at the balconies of New Orleans at the beginning of the film, in the scene where we discover the streets of the city? At one of the windows, you will notice that someone is shaking a carpet to remove the dust, but not just any carpet! As all fans of Aladdin (directed by John Musker and Ron Clements, like The Princess and the Frog) will certainly have noticed, this is of course the magic carpet which allows the hero of Agrabah to experience a real Blue Dream with Jasmine.
Treasure Planet
The ship on which Jim Hawkins embarks in search of the “Loot of a Thousand Universes” is called the RLS Heritage. What do these three letters stand for? Quite simply with the initials of Robert Louis Stevenson, famous author of the adventure novel Treasure Islandof which the Disney feature film is a free adaptation.