Disney "Who Said This?" Game

[pugcrazy]

IDK the answer to the question you asked but Lucasfilm is officialy associated with Disney that is how they have the IJ show, SWW, and ST.

Yes, Lucasfilm licensed out some specific things to Disney for use in attractions and special events. The movies are split between LucasFilm Limited and 20th Century Fox (or whatever their name is now). It's not a Disney movie, not owned or distributed in any way by Disney/Buena Vista at all. And believe me when I say that you've gotten ahold of a huge Star Wars geek here.

 

[wolfxofxnovember]

Yes, Lucasfilm licensed out some specific things to Disney for use in attractions and special events. The movies are split between LucasFilm Limited and 20th Century Fox (or whatever their name is now). It's not a Disney movie, not owned or distributed in any way by Disney/Buena Vista at all. And believe me when I say that you've gotten ahold of a huge Star Wars geek here.

LOL thanks for the info.

 

[pugcrazy]

LOL thanks for the info.

You are welcome sir.

And now back to the main track of the thread... repost from above...

"You two couldn't steal candy from a baby without coming out on the short end."

A hint - live action

 

[pugcrazy]

"You two couldn't steal candy from a baby without coming out on the short end."

A hint - live action

Here's another hint...

The stars are both well known comedians of their own, and the character speaking was once played a well liked Colonel.

 

[abca]

Here's another hint...

The stars are both well known comedians of their own, and the character speaking was once played a well liked Colonel.

Okay, I'll take a wild stab at it and guess it is from the Apple Dumpling Gang.

If it's wrong, let me know. In the meantime, here's an easy one:
"I kinda like that corn chip smell."

 

[wolfxofxnovember]

Okay, I'll take a wild stab at it and guess it is from the Apple Dumpling Gang.

If it's wrong, let me know. In the meantime, here's an easy one:
"I kinda like that corn chip smell."

Mushu from Mulan

"thats what you call ironic"

 

[pugcrazy]

"thats what you call ironic"

Ragetti from PotC.

"You leave town for a couple of decades and they change everything."

 

[pugcrazy]

Ragetti from PotC.

"You leave town for a couple of decades and they change everything."

Animated, modern era.

 

[Good Ol Gal]

Ragetti from PotC.

"You leave town for a couple of decades and they change everything."

I'm stumped so I had to ask my kids!

from my DS11, Genie from Aladdin

is he right??

 

[pugcrazy]

I'm stumped so I had to ask my kids!

from my DS11, Genie from Aladdin

is he right??

Sorry, wrong character and movie.

More hints for:"You leave town for a couple of decades and they change everything."

The movie involves the city of Paris and the Court of Miracles.

 

[cyjmhill]

Ragetti from PotC.

"You leave town for a couple of decades and they change everything."

I think I know this one...it is Phoebus from the The Hunchback of Notre Dame.


Here is my quote for the next person:

"Be careful Gregory, be extremely careful about what you say! I haven't had my coffee yet, and I'm in no mood for stupid, irresponsible remarks."

 

[remmy_7]

"Be careful Gregory, be extremely careful about what you say! I haven't had my coffee yet, and I'm in no mood for stupid, irresponsible remarks."

that's Ingrid from That Darn Cat

here's mine:"I tried to tell you, but no, no, no, you wouldn't listen. Your traps just never work. And now look what you've done to your mother's castle. !!"

 

[cyjmhill]

that's Ingrid from That Darn Cat

here's mine:"I tried to tell you, but no, no, no, you wouldn't listen. Your traps just never work. And now look what you've done to your mother's castle. !!"

Had to answer this one too (sorry)

That is Hiss from Robin Hood.


Here is a new quote:

"I'm an American citizen! Look, my credit cards!"

 

[wolfxofxnovember]

Had to answer this one too (sorry)

That is Hiss from Robin Hood.


Here is a new quote:

"I'm an American citizen! Look, my credit cards!"

Pleakley

"You can run from it, or learn from it."

 

[cyjmhill]

Had to answer this one too (sorry)

That is Hiss from Robin Hood.


Here is a new quote:

"I'm an American citizen! Look, my credit cards!"

Pleakley

"You can run from it, or learn from it."

That's not the one I was thinking of.

Anyone else?

 

[Simba's Mom]

Pleakley

"You can run from it, or learn from it."

I think that was from "The Lion King", but since I'm not sure, I'll hold off on another quote.

 

[cyjmhill]

Anyone else?

"I'm an American citizen! Look, my credit cards!"

Here is a hint - this movie was remade.

 

[wolfxofxnovember]

The parent trap? Freaky Friday?

 

[cyjmhill]

The parent trap? Freaky Friday?

Nope, it wasn't either on of those, but those were good guesses.





Anyone else?

"I'm an American citizen! Look, my credit cards!"

Here is a hint - this movie was remade.

Here are a few more hints - the movie made in 1961 and involves a car

Good luck!!!

 

[ihavefaith2]

It was Herbie the Love Bug

I'm going to let someone else do a quote though.