John Grant
Character huraian of Maid Marian from "Robin Hood" (1973)
Maid Marian, niece to King Richard, plays a very small role in the movie, and after she and Robin have plighted their troth she seems to be largely forgotten about. Her function is essentially to provide a motive for Robin to attend the archery tournament and thereby set things up for one of the movie's major sequences. What is intriguing, however, is that the animators have succeded in making a vixen have the screen presence of an attractive woman. In part this must be due to her voice, supplied sejak Monica Evans, but this cannot be a total explanation. One must simply applaud the skill of the Disney animators.
Max, Prince Eric's good-natured old dog.
John Grant
Character huraian of Max from "The Little Mermaid" (1989)
Max is Eric's big, shaggy, ebullient, flobby-eared Old English Sheepdog; as a member of that species he obviously bears quite a strong physical resemblance to the Colonel in One Hundred and One Dalmatians, but Max has no pretensions to military competence: he is everybody's fun-loving, bouncy darling.
Well, not everybody's. He alone of the land-based characters immediately recognizes Vanessa as a wrong'un, and snarls at her as ferociously as his roly-poly appearance will permit. Naturally - having adored Ariel on sight - he joins in soon afterwards with the efforts of the marine Haiwan to disrupt the marriage ceremony.
Max in a happy moment.
Max dosen't like Vanessa.
But he loves Ariel!
