Who Voices Me in ''101 Dalmatians'' (1961)? Quiz

Answer: Mimi Gibson

Gibson, born on October 19, 1948 in Renton, Washington was cast to voice Lucky. Lucky was one of Pongo and Perdy's puppies and got his name because he nearly died when he was born. After the Dalmatians were abducted, Lucky watched television while Sergeant Tibbs told the other 98 Dalmatians about an escape plan. Midway through the movie, there was a heavy snowstorm and Pongo noticed that Lucky was far behind the other puppies. Lucky complained to Pongo that he was tired and hungry and that his toes, along with other body parts, were frozen.

In one scene, Patch and Lucky fought after they had soot on their bodies. Gibson guest starred on the TV series "This is the Life", "The Forsaken Westerns" and "Leave it to Beaver".

Answer: Cate Bauer

Bauer, a native of New York City, landed the part of voicing Perdy. Perdy was a fully grown dalmatian and, in her initial scene, walked down the streets of London with her owner, Anita. She and Pongo befriended each other in a London park after their owners, Roger and Anita, bonded there and eventually married. Early on in the film, Perdy heard Cruella's car horn and mentioned how much she disliked her. Midway through the movie, both Pongo and Perdy went to find their puppies.

They learned they were at Cruella's place and Perdy said she hoped they were not too late.

When she and Pongo reunited with their fifteen puppies, they were shocked that there were a total of ninety nine Dalmatian puppies at the reunion. She was disgusted when one of them mentioned how Cruella wanted to skin them to make fur coats.

As of June/2023, Bauer's only other acting credit was a guest starring part on the TV show "The Third Man".

Answer: Rod Taylor

Taylor, born in 1930 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia voiced Pongo. Pongo was a Dalmatian and was very pleased when Perdy became pregnant with his puppies. He and his owner, Roger, were initially upset when it looked like one of the puppies died but they were elated when the puppy turned out to be alive.

After the Dalmatians were kidnapped, Pongo initiated a twilight bark throughout London. Near the end of the movie, Pongo grabbed a tree branch and brushed off the tracks that he and the other dalmatians left in the snow.

As he hid out at a location, Pongo came up with the idea for the Dalmatians to disguise themselves as Labradors via soot. He hoped this plan worked and got the Dalmatians onto a van bound for London. Pongo was last seen at Roger and Anita's home in London as they all celebrated being back home. Taylor appeared in the films "The Birds", "Inglorious Basterds" and "The Heroes".

Answer: David Frankham

Frankham, born on February 16, 1926 in Kent, England, United Kingdom voiced Sergeant Tibbs. Sergeant Tibbs was an orange tabby cat who went to Cruella's estate and saw Pongo and Perdy's puppies there. He was surprised once he saw a total of ninety nine puppies there.

He showed the dogs a hole in the wall and told them they had to get through it to escape. He got a little frustrated once the puppies scrambled through the hole so he told them one at a time. He encouraged them to form a queue in order to escape. Sergeant Tibbs pushed Rolly through the hole as Rolly was a little too heavyset and needed assistance. Frankham was cast in roles for the movies "Master of the World", "King Rat" and "The Great Santini".

Answer: George Pelling

Pelling, a native of Salisbury, South Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) lent his voice to Danny. Danny was a Great Dane and partook in the twilight bark which Pongo initiated. He realized that fifteen Dalmatian puppies had been stolen and the dogs had to get a plan together since the humans had tried everything. Midway through the movie, Danny met Pongo and Perdy near Big Ben in London and mentioned that their puppies were last spotted at Cruella's estate.

The two dogs immediately fled and Danny yelled back to use the barking chain for any help. Pelling guest starred on the TV series "The Rogues", "The Outer Limits" and "77 Sunset Strip".

Answer: Ben Wright

Wright, born in 1915 in London, England, United Kingdom was cast to voice Roger. Roger lived in a pad in London and wrote songs for a living. Early on in the film, Roger came up with an idea to for a song devoted to Cruella De Vil and he sang the song to Anita.

After her henchmen abducted the dalmatians, Roger told Anita that he believed Cruella was behind the caper. At the end of the movie, Roger and Anita spoke about the success of his song about Cruella De Vil and he said how he had no idea why Pongo and Perdy ran away.

Then, all one hundred and one dalmatians arrived home and Roger and Anita were excited. Then, Roger came up with the idea for a new song about a plantation full of Dalmatians. Wright starred in the movies "The Sound of Music", "Villa!!" and "Botany Bay".

Answer: Lisa Davis

Davis, born on April 20, 1936 in London, England, United Kingdom lent her voice to the character of Anita. Anita owned Perdy and she met Roger in the park when Pongo got them caught up in his leash. As they moved around, Anita fell into a pond and got upset with Roger.

However, the two then bonded and then they got married. Early on in the film, Anita spoke with Cruella when Cruella went to hers and Roger's home and inquired about the puppies. Midway through the movie, Anita saw Cruella as she got irate when Roger told her that the puppies were not for sale. Davis played guest starring parts in the TV shows "The Beverly Hillbillies", "Perry Mason" and "Miami Undercover".

Answer: Betty Lou Gerson

Gerson, a native of Chattanooga, Tennessee landed the coveted role of voicing Cruella De Vil. Cruella was an evil, rich woman and had a fiery temper. She worshipped fur coats and she came up with a devious plan that involved the abduction of numerous Dalmatians.

In her initial scene, Cruella burst into Roger and Anita's house and demanded to see the puppies. Once the Dalmatian puppies were born, Cruella was excited but then repulsed once she saw they had no spots. Once the dogs got spots, Cruella offered money for them but Roger said they were not for sale. Cruella was upset and slammed the door hard once she departed their home. Midway through the movie, Cruella got irate once she learned Jasper and Horace lost all the puppies so she also looked for them as well.

In her final scene, Jasper and Horace crashed into Cruella's vehicle, which foiled any attempts she had. Gerson guest starred on the TV series "Bachelor Father", "Ripcord" and "Hazel". In 2003, the American Film Institute ranked Cruella De Vil as the 39th best villain/villainess in film history. To this day, Cruella De Vil is considered to be one of the most popular villains/villainesses in Disney animated films.

Answer: Martha Wentworth

Wentworth, born in 1889 in New York City, got the role of voicing Roger and Anita's nanny. Nanny was present when Perdy gave birth to the Dalmatian puppies and she revealed that there were fifteen puppies. Then, she told Roger and Pongo there were just fourteen since they lost one of the puppies.

However, Roger told nanny and Anita they still had fifteen puppies once the dog awoke. This made nanny extremely happy. Midway through the movie, nanny attempted to stop Jasper and Horace when they broke into the home but they overpowered her and took the puppies.

When she noticed that they stole the puppies, she went out into the streets of London and cried for help. Wentworth starred in the movies "Marshal of Cripple Creek", "Young Man With Ideas" and "Rustlers of Devil's Canyon".

Answer: Frederick Worlock

Worlock, born on December 14, 1886 in London, England, United Kingdom was cast to voice Horace. Horace was a henchman for Cruella and was first seen with Jasper in the car which they drove. They both noticed Roger and Anita as they walked Pongo and Perdy to a nearby park in London. Once they noticed this, they proceeded to Roger and Anita's home as they planned to kidnap the dogs. Horace ran out of the home with the puppies in a big bag. Midway through the movie, Horace and Jasper watched television when Cruella said they had to kill the dogs that night since the police were everywhere. Horace and Jasper were surprised when they discovered the dogs had fled through a hole in the wall. Worlock was cast as characters in the films "Spartacus", "She-Wolf of London" and "Spinout".