Disney Characters Smoking in Classic Films (Photos)

Publish date: 2024-07-05

‘Pinocchio’
Pinocchio smoked a cigar while paying a visit to Pleasure Island.
‘One Hundred and One Dalmatians’
The villainous Cruella De Vil always carried a cigarette in hand.
‘One Hundred and One Dalmatians’
Roger Radcliffe, owner of the animated film's leading canine Pongo, was pictured smoking a pipe in several scenes.
‘Aladdin’
Genie blew a smoke heart in one scene of Aladdin, which saw the magic carpet seated at a romantic dining table.
‘Alice in Wonderland’
In a scene from the 1951 classic, the hookah-smoking Caterpillar blew smoke towards Alice, causing her to engage in second-hand smoking.
‘No Smoking’
In an episode of Disney's 1951 series Goofy the Everyman, Goofy made an unsuccessful attempt to quit smoking. The cartoon had to later be revised to feature an ending in which Goofy announces that he is quitting for good.
‘Peter Pan’
Peter Pan blew a smoke triangle in the company of Tiger Lily and the Red Man.
‘Peter Pan’
The film's antagonist Captain Hook was often pictured smoking out of a cigar holder that allowed him to smoke two cigars at once.
‘The Three Caballeros’
Jose Carioca, one of Donald Duck's closest companions, was always illustrated holding a cigar.
‘Dumbo’
One of the black crows smoked a cigar during a song portion of the 1941 animated film Dumbo. It looks like Tim Burton, who will be directing a live-action version of the classic cartoon, will have to adhere to the new smoking ban for his upcoming project.
‘Hercules’
Out of rage, Hades once smoked a cigar to its very last remnants, leading to an explosion of fire.
‘The Little Mermaid’
At her first formal dinner following her transformation into a human, Ariel brushed her hair with a fork and incorrectly smoked another's guest's pipe.
‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’
Victor, Hugo and Laverne, the living stone gargoyles who often kept Quasimodo company, were shown smoking cigars in the film.