Br'er Bear
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Br'er Bear is a fictional character from the Uncle Remus folktales adapted and compiled by Joel Chandler Harris. In the 1946 Walt Disney-produced film Song of the South, the character is voiced by Nick Stewart. Bre'er Bear is tricked by Br'er Rabbit when he accompanies Br'er Fox. The same folktales also inspired the 1975 Ralph Bakshi adult animation film Coonskin, which moves elements from the stories to a then-contemporary urban setting.
[edit] Quotes
"I'm gonna knock his head clean off."
[edit] Other appearances
- Br'er Bear and many other characters from Song of the South appear as the main storyline of the Disney ride Splash Mountain. He appears as an audio-animatronic character in multiple scenes during the ride. In the attraction, as in the movie, Nick Stewart voices Br'er Bear.
- Br'er Bear has made a cameo appearance in two other films. In Who Framed Roger Rabbit he was one of the "toons" in the final scene and in The Lion King 1 1/2 he is among the crowd coming into the theater to watch the film.
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