This movie showcases a princess who can't keep track of her footwear.

Julia and Julie main character, she saw baking as a n art and a sport.

His studebaker was lent to him by his hibernating uncle. Waka waka!

”What’s your occupation? No brain surgery is it? Ha, brain surgery.” “Well my job, it sort of is.”

This mini sponge is moist and flavorful meant to be paired with a tea.

This character is henry's favorite animal, with large wings! Or ears, same thing right?

She the most famous French portrait in the louvre, Paris. She is known to moan.

This car was invented by him. He says “Once it hits 88 miles per hour of it goes!” This silver delorian is way ahead of its time with the flux capacitor.

“I play different people for a living.”

This dessert is stacked with meringue, mousse, buttercream, fruit and more. To create this it must be showcase in a glass transparent vase like bowl.

This whale consumed a live wooden boy and his father what was the whales name?

“Doe a deer!” She says.

This 1972 Ford econoline is owned by them, they use this in their day-to-day problem solving. “Rooby rooby, roo!”

“I for a living decide people’s future, no I’m not thus all knowing. Though I’m told I’m very critical.

This Dessert is coffee flavored mousse with a lady finger cookie crunch.

Kathryn Beaumont voices two whimsical British characters Wendy from Peter Pan and who?

She is the brightest witch of her age and makes a beautiful Belle.

His car is red with a lightning bolt. “Ka chow!”

Like Alex Trebek the ask the questions, but they have more authority. Like, real authority.

This ice cream flavor is delicious and fruitti with an unpleasant name.

This musical of Disney’s includes lots of magic, brooms, and none other than the original mouse.

This actress is British and is in lots of movies. Including the Flinestones.

This orange car is in many car chases and always in trouble with these kids.

They practically influence all our young. They help guide the future through lessons.

This dessert is a French version of an apple turnover, a double t!