Marie - the middle kitten - The Aristocats - 猫儿历险记

Marie - the middle kitten Marie - the middle kitten. Not only is she very bossy at times, but she also believes that by being female, she is the best of the three kittens. She, like Toulouse, grows to love Thomas like a father. Marie: Ladies don't start fights, but they can finish them! Thomas O'Malley: Why, your eyes are like sapphires sparkling so bright. They make the morning radiant and light. Marie: How romantic. Berlioz the Kitten: Sissy stuff. Duchess: Oh, c'est très jolie, monsieur. Very poetic. But it is not quite Shakespeare. Thomas O'Malley: 'Course not. That's pure O'Malley, baby. Right off the cuff. Yeah. I got a million of 'em. Marie: Me first! Me first! Toulouse the Orange Kitten: Why should you be first? Marie: Because I'm a lady. That's why. Toulouse the Orange Kitten: Oh, you're not a lady. Berlioz the Kitten: You're nothing but a sister! Marie: [Sitting on the piano] I'm ready, Maestro. [Berlioz slides on the keys, and Marie's tail is pinched] Marie: Ow! Mama, he did it again! Berlioz the Kitten: Tattletale. Abigail Gabble: Your husband is very charming and very handsome. Thomas O'Malley: Well, you see, I'm not exactly her husband. Amelia Gabble: Exactly? Either you are or you're not. Thomas O'Malley: All right. I'm not. Abigail Gabble, Amelia Gabble: Oh? Amelia Gabble: He's scandalous. Abigail Gabble: Indeed Amelia Gabble: He's absolutely positively a reprobate. Abigail Gabble: A roue. Amelia Gabble: His eyes are too close together. Abigail Gabble: Very shifty, too. Amelia Gabble: And look at his crooked smile! Abigail Gabble: His chin is very weak, too. Amelia Gabble: Obviously a philanderer who triffles with unsuspecting women's hearts. Marie: How romantic. Madame Adelaide with Marie and Duchess

Marie Marie Background information Feature films The Aristocats Voice Liz English Tara Strong (scrapped) April Stewart (unvoiced) Character information Personality Caring, prissy, ladylike, kind, pretty, curious Appearance Small, furry Occupation Cat Affiliations Good Goal To get back home Home Madame Bonfamille's mansion Relatives Duchess (mother), Berlioz and Toulouse (brothers), Thomas O' Malley (stepfather) Allies Duchess, Madame Adelaide Bonfamille, Berlioz, Toulouse, Thomas O' Malley, Roquefort the Mouse, alley cats, Abigail, Amelia, Edgar Balthazar (formerly) Enemies Edgar Balthazar Likes Singing, being the best, romance Dislikes Being the worst, getting hurt, mistreatment by her brothers Fate Makes it back to the mansion safe and is rescued along with the rest of her family from Edgar. Quote "Ladies do not start fights, but they can finish them." [Source] Marie is a character from the film The Aristocats. She is a white-furred kitten who is the middle child of Duchess and the older sister of Berlioz and the younger sister of Toulouse. Contents [show] Appearance Being a kitten, she is fairly small. Out of the three kittens, she bears the strongest resemblance to her mother. Marie has a fluffy white coat, and blue eyes. She has a pink bow tied around her neck, and another, smaller pink bow on her head between her ears. Personality Though Marie is kind, she can also be somewhat prissy and spoiled. She is also prone to tattling on her brothers. Marie thinks of herself as a lady, despite her brothers' protests and tries to act ladylike. She seems to be somewhat danger-prone. Role in the film Marie is first seen at the beginning, riding in the carriage with Madame Bonfamille, along with her mother and brothers. At home, she excitedly tries to be the first one in the door, and ends up stuck in the cat door alongside her two brothers. Marie insists she should be first because she is a lady. She ends up fighting with Berlioz and Toulouse until Duchess scolds them, and asks the three kittens to begin their lessons. While Toulouse practices his painting, Marie and Berlioz have a music lesson. Berlioz plays the piano while Marie sings. At the beginning, Marie attempts to tattle on Berlioz after he strikes the keys in such a way that her tail gets caught. After the lesson, Edgar, the butler, brings them milk for dinner. He claims that it was prepared a special way, and it is in a way; the milk is laced with sleeping pills. The pills do their jobs, and Maries and the rest of the cats are kidnapped by Edgar in their sleep and dropped off into the countryside. Unknown to the cats, they had been chosen to inherit Madame Bonfamille's fortune upon her death. Edgar had kidnapped them so that he could inherit instead, as otherwise, he would not inherit until the cats had all died, which he thought would take years. Marie and company awaken near a bridge, and after spending the night in the rain, are approached by O'Malley, an alley cat. Though he initally offers to help Duchess as he is enamored by her, she soon discovers that Duchess has children, after Marie appears and asks if his poetic description of Duchess applies to her as well. Once over his shock, he helps them into a milk truck bound to Paris. He sends them on their way, but rescues Marie after she falls from the truck. Deciding to go along with them, O'Malley uncovers some milk for Marie and the other kittens to drink. Eventually, the driver notices the cats, and runs them out of the truck. O'Malley decides to lead them to Paris on foot. On the way, the cross a railroad bridge. The cats are forced to hide from an oncoming train, but Marie falls into the river beneath. O'Malley saves her a second time. After returning to Paris, Marie and the others spend the night at Scat Cat's. Like her siblings, she is impressed by the alley cats. The next day, Marie returns home with her mother and brothers, and says goodbye to O'Malley. When they find that the cat door is locked, Marie comes up with the idea of meowing to get Edgar's and Madame's attention. Edgar traps the cats in a sack, with the intention of mailing them to Timbuktu, so that they cannot come back. Luckily they are saved by O'Malley and the alley cats, and Edgar is mailed instead. Marie presumably continued to live with Madame, Duchess, and her brothers, with the addition of O'Malley and the alley cats, who are the start of Madame's foundation for the alley cats of Paris. Disney Parks Marie at Hong Kong Disneyland. Added by S071084 Marie appears as a walkaround character in various Disney parks. She also appears in the Hong Kong Disneyland version of "it's a small world" Marie appears in Fantasmic! at Tokyo DisneySea during the grand finale. Gallery Marie   References Trivia Marie was going to be voiced by Tara Strong in the sequal, but this was abandoned when Disney canceled all other projects to convert with Pixar Studios. http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Marie