10 Most Difficult Disney Movie Trivia Questions (and Their Answers)

10 Most Difficult Disney Movie Trivia Questions (and Their Answers)

Disney trivia questions like these separate the casual viewers from the hardcore fans.

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Everyone and their brother has a favorite Disney flick, character, or property, no matter how cynical and austere they might be, but only a certain few magical Mouseketeers get the honor of calling themselves Disney freaks. These are the fans that have memorized every frame, every sequence, and every minor detail in their favorite Disney feature.

For those out there who think they’ve got a powerhouse under their mouse ears, have a look at some Disney trivia that makes even the veteran cast members scratch their heads. It’s questions like these that separate the casual viewer from the hardcore fans.

10 What Character Cameos in Every Disney Film?

Let’s start with an easy one. For those viewers out there who can’t help but pay exasperating attention to the smallest details, they will no doubt know about Disney’s history of hiding their most famous icon throughout their films. Three circles in the shape of Mickey’s head aren’t exactly a difficult detail to incorporate, but some are hidden better than others, and every Disney feature has one.

9 What Were Mickey’s First Words on Film?

Mickey Mouse was a pioneer of the animation industry, but not because of his lovable nature or quirky sense of humor alone.

Mickey was one of the first animated characters to feature sound and voice acting in his cartoons, and one of the first in history was The Karnival Kid. In the short, Mickey’s first words are “Hot dogs! Hot dogs!” as he works a carnival snack cart.

8 What Was the First Disney Movie to Win an Oscar?

This might not be a difficult question, but it is a very important one for all fans to know. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was the first full-length animated feature, and it was revolutionary for the world of film as a whole. It was so moving and magical, that the Academy presented Walt Disney with a special Oscar for his outstanding achievement which featured one full-sized Oscar statue followed by seven miniature ones.

7 What Was the Last Feature Walt Saw to Completion?

Every entry-level Disney fan will collectively shout The Jungle Book, but that is unfortunately incorrect. While the tale of Mowgli and his animal friends was the last to have Walt’s personal touch, it was The Sword in the Stone that he lived to see through to the end.

Walt passed away in 1966 during the production of The Jungle Book, but it was through his guidance and involvement that saw both animated features through.

6 What Was Goofy’s Original Name?

What Disney buff isn’t familiar with that lovable klutz, Goofy? He might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer, but he’s been a crowd favorite since his premier in 1932. What fans might not know is that the name “Goofy” came later in the canine’s career and that his original moniker was “Dippy Dawg” as seen in his debut short, Mickey’s Revue. But a Goof by any other name would make us laugh just as hard.

5 What Famous Rock Band Almost Played Disney Characters

When it comes to missed opportunities, this one has many fans shaking their heads in shame. In the mid-sixties, Disney approached John, Paul, George, and Ringo to make a special guest appearance as the vultures in The Jungle Book.

The animators even designed the characters after the famous band. Due to conflicts of schedules and supposedly John Lennon’s unwilling participation, the idea was canned. Of all the words of tongue and pen, the saddest are “it might have been.”

4 What Gimmick Made Fantasia So Special?

Fantasia was the art-house movie of its time, and it was Walt Disney’s biggest passion project in 1940. Dubbed “The Concert Feature,” Walt wanted this film to be a one-of-a-kind experience, so he had it billed as a sort of roadshow with new audio technology, Fantasound. Think of it as a sort of early form of surround-sound, but a tad harder to put together. Simply put, it was a gimmick that not every theatre could accommodate.

3 Which Animated Films Were Developed in Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Orlando?

Not only is Disney’s Hollywood Studios a theme park tribute to the glitz and glamour of the movies, but at one time it was a functioning studio as well.

It played host to several live-action films, but it was also the birthplace of three of Disney’s animated features. Mulan, Lilo and Stitch, and Brother Bear were all animated and developed right in the park. That’s definitely something to think about on one’s next trip.

2 Which Animated Disney Film Almost Received an R Rating?

No, that’s not a typo. The Black Cauldron was so scary, so shocking, so violent, that it not only nearly killed the animation studio but almost warranted an R rating from the MPAA. Thanks to the fiendish Jeffery Katzenberg, the film ended up with over 14 minutes of content cut, which was probably why it became the mixed bag of black magic it is. Controversial it may be, but it’s cool to know Disney can go dark.

1 Who Truly Designed Mickey Mouse?

This is a deceptively difficult question. While Walt did create the character of Mickey Mouse, he didn’t work alone. Mickey was developed by essentially three people: Walt Disney, Ub Iwerks (his chief animator), and Disney artist Fred Moore. Disney laid and drew up the concept, Iwerks developed and gave Mickey his famous “pie-eyed” look, and Moore gave him a fully fleshed-out makeover in Fantasia, giving us the Mickey we know today. It’s amazing what happens when artists work together.

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