I need ideas for Disney last name

[jaybirdsmommy]

How about charisse charming?

 

[lovesmurfs]

Here's some more normal sounding ones from some more obscure references.

Charisse Mills (from "Regina Mills" - Once Upon a Time).
Charisse Bonfamille (Madame's name from Aristocats)
Charisse O'Malley ("Thomas" from Aristocats)
Charisse Dawson ("Dr. Dawson" from The Great Mouse Detective)
Charisse Judson ("Mrs. Judson" from the Great Mouse Detective)
Charisse Foxworth ("Jenny" from Oliver and Company)
Charisse Porter ("Jane" from Tarzan)

Or you could do a nod to Fred MacMurray, who did a mess of Disney films.

Charisse MacMurray

 

[Wishing on a star]

I like Darling....
I can just here it with some type of accent that does not always articulate the 'r's.
Charisse Dahhhhhhrling.... (like maybe Chahhhhhrlston NC)

 

[AppleDumpling]

A few more ideas:

Walters or Elias

Mortimer - original name of Mickey Mouse. (I know someone with this last name.)

McMinn- combo of Mickey and Minnie. (Also a real last name.)

 

[tvguy]

FYI, Facebook requires real names. Although they don't always seem to care.

I was going to say, about one third of my FB friends use fake names. Names that have no relationship to their real name. Another big chunk use their first and middle names only.

 

[Hikergirl]

Another vote for Darling

 

[MrJT]

The first thing that I thought of was Belle.

 

[FindMeInFantasyland]

The first thing that I thought of was Belle.

My fave movie! My first thought was Charisse Maurice but the rhyming probably too cutesy-cutsey.

 

[FindMeInFantasyland]

A few more ideas:

Walters or Elias

Mortimer - original name of Mickey Mouse. (I know someone with this last name.)

McMinn- combo of Mickey and Minnie. (Also a real last name.)

Oh I like McMinn!

 

[Scifidiner]

How about...Disney?

 

[MrsCobraBubbles]

FYI, Facebook requires real names. Although they don't always seem to care.

Whatever algorithm they use to suss out the fake accounts seems to only flag names that don't follow grammar rules or that use profanity. At one point you were also supposed to be at least 13 to have an account but no one really followed that rule either. I know of a bunch of people who use an alias or change one letter of their last name to make it harder for someone to find them. For the OP, I know someone whose last name is Wilson and on Facebook they use the last name Nilson. Still sounds like a real name, if you want to consider doing something like that?

 

[Floridaman999]

I'd go with De Vil.

 

[FindMeInFantasyland]

What are some of your favorite Disney rides/movies?

Sorry! I must have missed this question before. Fave park Animal Kingdom. Fave ride is Expedition Everest, BTM, slinky dog and TSMM. My fave restaurant at wdw is Ohana. Fave Disney movies: Up, Toy Story, Beauty and the Beast.

 

[ronandannette]

I'd go with De Vil.

Tremaine is just as sinister and equally hoity-toity, while being a tiny bit more subtle.

 

[ronandannette]

Sorry! I must have missed this question before. Fave park Animal Kingdom. Fave ride is Expedition Everest, BTM, slinky dog and TSMM. My fave restaurant at wdw is Ohana. Fave Disney movies: Up, Toy Story, Beauty and the Beast.

Andy's last name was (apparently) Davis. That's pretty common; too common if you ever want anybody to glean a Disney, or in this case Pixar, connection. Personally I'd go with Wazowski instead.

 

[starry_solo]

Maybe have a fake first name and last name.

So Syd (as a play on Cyd Charisse) for the first name [which can also be short for Sydney that can be a male or female first name].

What is your favorite movie? You can use a last name from that.

Or Sullivan as a last name. That's James P. "Sulley" Sullivan's last name (from Monster's Inc. and University).

So Syd Sullivan.

 

[ronandannette]

This is cool - maybe try it!
https://www.name-generator.org.uk/character/

 

[pogopossum]

Umm... Disney.