We Will Never Get Sick of Disney Facts

Sulley from Monsters Inc has more than 2.3 million individual hairs, which are all carefully animated. This explained why a single frame took an average of 12 hours to produce.

The portrayal of hyenas in The Lion King led to several researchers, whose work was with hyenas, to boycott the movie. One such researcher actually sued Disney for the defamation of hyenas.

Dumbo is an elephant of few words - none, in fact - which makes him the quietest central character of them all.

Hot on his heels is Aurora from Sleeping Beauty, who gets a mere 18 whole lines of dialogue and just 18 minutes of screen time in her own film.

The voice of Lilo, from Lilo and Stitch, is Daveigh Chase - the same girl who haunts our dreams as Samara Morgan in The Ring.

Apparently, if you send Mickey and Minnie Mouse an invitation to your wedding they'll send you back an autographed photo.

If you send Cinderella and Prince Charming an invitation, you'll get an autographed congratulatory certificate.

In Monsters Inc, Boo's real name is Mary, after her voice actress Mary Gibbs. You can see it written on a drawing in her room.

The two minute storm in The Little Mermaid took 10 special effects artists over a year to finish.

Jodi Benson (the voice of Ariel), Paige O'Hara (the voice of Belle), and Judy Kuhn (the singing voice of Pocahontas)...all had cameos in the movie Enchanted.

To capture the movement of Aladdin's low-cut baggy pants, animator Glen Keane watched M.C. Hammer videos.

Like air stewardesses, Disney Princesses have to fit a certain body type to work at the parks.

However, Tinkerbell, Alice and Wendy must be more petite - between 4'11" to 5'2".

The Ken doll in Toy Story 3 is based on 'Animal Lovin' Ken, from 1988.

Aurora is the only 'true' blonde in the princess team, as Cinderella is somewhat strawberry.

Rapunzel is a natural brunette, turned blonde by magic.