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Pete is indeed a cat. A couple of times Mickey on Mickey's House of Mouse. Mickey has referred Pete as a cat.
There is a book out there called "Walt Disney's Animated Characters" by John Grant. Leonard Maltin himself recommend me to get that book and I did. It has the best information about Pete, that I know of.
Still, it would be nice if they gave him a little spotlight on maybe the Disney Treasures. Explaining his history.
I hope that answers your question. I know, it's probably too much information. But, I just can't help it. I love Pete very much.
Pete is indeed a cat. A couple of times Mickey on Mickey's House of Mouse. Mickey has referred Pete as a cat.
There is a book out there called "Walt Disney's Animated Characters" by John Grant. Leonard Maltin himself recommend me to get that book and I did. It has the best information about Pete, that I know of.
Still, it would be nice if they gave him a little spotlight on maybe the Disney Treasures. Explaining his history.
I hope that answers your question. I know, it's probably too much information. But, I just can't help it. I love Pete very much
Yes, Pete has gone through many of changes. I'm trying look at the Animated Character book.
One thing they say. "Pete's career goes all the way back to the Alice comedies. The appearance may have changed since then, but the character is still recognizably the same" - John Grant
^ This is a image of him in the Alice comedies and the picture appears in the book long with the quote I have just said.
oh and they also make it clear that he is a cat in the book. It's a very good book by the way. I'm so happy Leonard Maltin recommended to me.
Last edited by Hayley B; 01-19-2008, 07:59 PM.
Reason: Had to fix some of the sentences. I'm little sleepy at the moment. But I am happy to fix it right away, for the love of Pete.
He is officially a cat. He looks like a bear in the Alice Comedies and Oswald shorts. I think the cat Oswald was in love with in "Oh What a Knight" is his daughter. Who I am guessing is named Sadie, because a title of this fragment was called "Sagebush Sadie".
He looks like a bear in the Alice Comedies and Oswald shorts.
I want to say, yes he does. That's actually one of the reason, why I would like them to have a little tv spotlight on him (something like Disney Treasures or some tv thing telling his history). I would like them to try to clear that up, if they can.
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