A friend and I were having a discussion and it made me wonder if I am forgetting something. How many live action characters have become face characters? We thought of Jack Sparrow, Mary Poppins, Burt, Ice Queen (from Narnia). Anyone else we are forgetting? You could argue people like Alice, since she was a live action character long before she was in animated form. Also, you could argue Cruelle DeVille since 101 Dalmations was made into a live action movie, but staying true to my original point, are there people I am missing?
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Face Characters
- Thread starter adamthegetupkid
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monorailguy01
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the star wars people?:veryconfu
Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
On the top of my head...
Hercules & Meg - Hercules
Princess Kida & Milo - Atlantis
Mulan
Aladdin & Jasmine
Jim Hawkins - Treasure Planet
Hercules & Meg - Hercules
Princess Kida & Milo - Atlantis
Mulan
Aladdin & Jasmine
Jim Hawkins - Treasure Planet
barnum42
New Member
But none of them were from live action films.
Irrawaddy Erik
Well-Known Member
Pete from Pete's Dragon
Chape19714
Well-Known Member
I've seen live action Cruella at both Magic Kingdom and MGM. Star Wars people (as said). There are many from animated movies.
Tigger1988
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He wants to know about characters from live action films, not animated, just letting you know.
Tigger1988
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The live action version of Peter Pan wasn't made by Disney
CoffeeJedi
Active Member
The Muppets don't really count, do they? Essentially, puppets are animated characters.
Dreamfinder? In the attraction he was always presented as a "realistic" looking human figure, not a cartoon. It's a stretch, but he sort of counts (not from a film though).
Dreamfinder? In the attraction he was always presented as a "realistic" looking human figure, not a cartoon. It's a stretch, but he sort of counts (not from a film though).