In spite of serving a feared captain, and a crew of brutal pirates, Mr. He also wears half-moon glasses and a red stocking cap with a red pom-pom ornament on top. In terms of attire, Smee wears what seem to be very simple, brown sandals, a short-sleeved shirt with alternating sky blue and white horizontal stripes that is too short to cover his stomach, and teal shorts.
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His nose is round, large and pink (much like the Dwarves from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs), and the rest of his skin is slightly pink as well. His eyes are black and close-set, and they are often half-closed. He has shoulder-length, white hair (though the top of his head is bald) and thick, black eyebrows. Smee is a diminutive, portly gentleman with an odd, hourglass-shaped head. Smee was animated by one of Walt Disney's Nine Old Men, Ollie Johnston. He once said that Smee was one of his favorite characters to animate because he was not just the villains' lackey, but because he had a solid role in the story and that he was useful as a personality. When Walt Disney began character development on the film, animator Ollie Johnston was given the job to animate. Unlike previous villain sidekicks, the filmmakers felt that Smee was the first sidekick to have a truly memorable part in the story. Smee is a villain sidekick in one of Disney's early films. 5.3 One Man's Dream II: The Magic Lives On!.Original production cel of Ursula from "The Little.Very Large Drawing of Maleficent as the Dragon fro.Mad Madam Mim In Beautiful Woman Form Cel from "Th.Chernabog Production Drawing from "Fantasia: Night.Mad Madam Mim & Wart As A Bird Cel From "The Sword.Original matching production drawings of Captain H.Prince John Production Drawing from "Robin Hood,".Original production cel of Professor Ratigan from.Fidget the bat original production cel from "The G.As Smee helps Captain Hook get his overcoat on, the following dialog occurs:Ĭaptain Hook: "We've got him this time, Mr Smee." Captain Hook has a fantastic expression both eyes and his mouth are open, as well as his eye brows raised as he looks at and speaks to Mr. This drawing pair is quite extraordinary, as this is a key matched set of drawings of both Captain Hook and Mr. Bill Thompson's largest showcase for his voice skills was in Lady and the Tramp (1955), where he performed five different dialect parts, as Jock the Scottish Terrier, Bull the Cockney bulldog, Dachsie the German dachshund, Joe the Italian cook, and the Irish policeman in the zoo. Smee (and some of the other pirates) in Peter Pan and King Hubert in Sleeping Beauty. At Walt Disney studios he would have a long career as the voice of the White Rabbit and the Dodo in Alice in Wonderland, of course Mr. Thompson was well known already at MGM for his voice of Droopy and of Droopy's nemesis Spike. Of course the voice talent of Bill Thompson was also a fantastic addition. Smee was a wonderful pirate henchman sidekick for Captain Hook and the remarkable friendship that existed between Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston, which is well documented may account for why the villainous pair seemed to work so well together. Smee was animated by Ollie Johnston and voiced by Bill Thompson.
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