Mickeys Everywhere!
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From "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." Over on the right, next to Dopey's sleeve - a hidden Mickey formed by bubbles! Yes, right from the very first of the classic films, a hidden Mickey! |
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hidden secrets in Disney films. A Mickey Mouse images in virtually every Disney film. People go through them frame-by-frame to discover more. Here is a sampling of the more commonly referenced ones - but no list is truly complete. They haven't all been found yet! Plus, every new film expands the list.
So, this page contains a sampling of some of the more obvious ones, plus a few that aren't so obvious. If you don't see them at first, don't worry: once you do, you'll never be able to see the scene again without noticing them.
Oh, and just to keep things interesting, we threw in a few non-Mickey references that will give some insight into just how clever the Disney animators are!
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In "Cinderella," these three bubbles form a Mickey. |
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In this crowd scene from "The Little Mermaid," you don't have to squint too hard to see Mickey, Pluto and some of Disney's other favorites down in the lower left! |
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In this room from "Beauty and the Beast," a highly stylized Mickey is dead center, twelve o'clock high, overseeing everying. |
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In this single frame from "Aladdin," Rajah gets Mickey ears after Jafar is defeated. |
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There is a very tiny Mickey inside that little orange sphere in the upper right corner in this quick scene from "The Lion King." |
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The Rescue Aid Society from "The Rescuers" has a watch hanging on the wall in center left. It is a Mickey Mouse watch. |
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In "Lilo & Stich," the three watermelons directly over Lilo's head form a Mickey. |
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Mickey shows up as himself in "A Goofy Movie," lower right. |
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In "Wreck-It Ralph," there's a Mickey Mouse on that billboard in the distance. |
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King Louie's throne has a tiny stylized Mickey hidden in its stone carving in "The Jungle Book." |
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The "Tangled" characters, Flynn and Rapunzel, appear in this scene from "Frozen." Both films were in production at the same time. |
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The horses, Maximus and Vladimir, from "Tangled" appear in "Wreck-It Ralph." Both films were in production at the same time. |
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Mickey himself appears in "Frozen." |
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A crocodile from "Peter Pan," Tick-Tock, briefly appears in "A Goofy Movie." |
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We'll call this a classy "guest-starring" appearance, as Don Knotts' classic character from the non-Disney (Warner Bros.) animated classic "The Incredible Mr. Limpet" manages to be amongst the crowd in "The Little Mermaid." |
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Not a Mickey, but legendary directors Ron Clements and John Musker appear as themselves in this quick scene from "Aladdin." |
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Those three globes hanging over Jasmine's head in "Aladdin" form a Mickey. |
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In "Aladdin," you can spot a hidden Mickey amongst that pile of toys. |
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In "Pocahontas," the playful otters form a Mickey in the river. |
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In "Frozen," there is an affectionate nod to the famous "Coppertone Girl." |
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