Make sure your knowledge of Disney classics is intact by trying to find which films these newspaper clippings appear in…
In your spare time, do you like to flip through the pages of Disney classics like so many old newspapers? Do you know by heart the adventures of Bernard and Bianca, those of The Aristocats, 101 Dalmatians or Alice in Wonderland? Could you easily recite the lines from Oliver and Company, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs or The Hunchback of Notre Dame?
In short, the animated films made by enchanted studios don’t have the slightest secret for you? The time has come to prove that you know them to the point of recognizing the following 8 newspaper clippings. From Basil, private detective to The Princess and the Frog, test your knowledge with our special quiz…
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The princess and the Frog
Like all Disney classics released from the 90s until today, Ron Clements and John Musker’s feature film has many small hidden details. Observe, for example, the balconies of New Orleans at the beginning of the film, when Tiana boards a tram. You will notice that on one of them, a carpet is being vigorously dusted… which is none other than Aladdin’s.
Basil, private detective
Even though it was released in the 80s, this other classic adapted from the adventures of Sherlock Holmes also hides a few little easter eggs. Thus, in the scene where Basil and Dawson inspect a toy store to find little Olivia, we can notice an automaton bearing the image of Dumbo which blows soap bubbles, exactly like in a famous scene from the feature film.
Lilo and Stitch
Pay attention to the silhouettes that appear in the galactic prison cells at the beginning of the film. Inside one of them, we can see the profile of a rodent. The latter is none other than the evil Dr. Hämsterviel, villain of the feature film Leroy & Stitch, released directly on video.