A laid-back, carefree sloth bear who becomes Mowgli's best friend and teaches him the bare necessities of jungle life.
A feral street cat who guides the stranded Duchess and kittens back to Paris. He rescues Marie from a river, performs with his jazz band, and later leads his gang to rescue the family from Edgar kidnapping plot, ultimately joining the Bonfamille household.
A basset hound from the farm who struggles with tying his shoes. He saves Edmond from the Grand Duke, helps drive the villains away with a flashlight, and leads the journey to the city to apologize to Chanticleer.
Cheerful vacationer whose lighthearted demeanor contrasts with the mounting tension. Joins the passengers in lightening the aircraft by tossing luggage and finding renewed perspective on life.
Jack's bandleader friend. Urges Jack to visit Nevada for his sweetheart Brenda Tracy, then tells Joan about Jack's fake ranch to lure him West.
Ray Jay Fox is one of Henry Tyroon's Texan associates and participates in Henry's complicated business schemes involving Universal Widgets. Along with Jay Ray Spinelby and J. R. Martin, he arranges Molly Thatcher's dismissal so she will spend more time with Henry, then confesses the scheme after the stock deal succeeds.
Alan is Pete's best friend and the writer of a letter describing Pete's past affairs, which Pete signs while drunk. During the cruise he pursues Laurie while growing detached from Elsa. After Laurie rejects him, he reconciles with her, and they eventually marry, despite Pete's efforts to prevent the wedding.
Phil Harris has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1929. Their work is anchored in the The Jungle Book universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Jungle Book, The Aristocats, Robin Hood. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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