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They were voiced by J. Pat O'Malley, Digby Wolfe, Lord Tim Hudson, and Chad Stuart
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What were the 3 vultures called out of The Jungle Book?
There were 4 vultures in the movie "The Jungle Book" and their names were Flaps, Buzzy, Ziggy and Dizzy.
In the movie The Jungle Book The Barbershop Quartet of Vultures represented who?
THE BEATLES
Who did the voices of the 4 vultures in Walt D Disney's The Jungle Book?
From www.imdb.com 4 Vultures: Flaps, Dizzy, Buzzie and Ziggy Flaps - Chad Stuart Dizzy - Lord Tim Hudson Buzzie - J. Pat. O'Malley Ziggy - Digby Wolfe
Do vultures live in the jungle?
yes they do
What was the symbolisim of the 4 vultures in The Jungle Book?
We we playing the Beatles who had turned Walt Disney down Lordtim.com Xx
Do they have vultures in the amazon jungle?
no there is to much Humidity for them
Who does the voices in the Hindi adaptation of jungle book?
I only know that "Nana Patekar" is the voice of Shere Khan in Hindi version of Jungle Book. Bagheera's voice also look familiar but just not able to pick that name. -Avi.
Are the vultures in Walt Disney's The Jungle Book supposed to be the Beatles?
the manager of The Beatles originally made an agreement with Disney that the parts of the vultures would be played by the band. When the idea was brought to John Lennon he told them "There's no way The Beatles are going to sing for Mickey F***-ing Mouse!" the voices were cast to other actors but the characters themselves are yes based on The Beatles. The one with the shaggy hair looks madly like George!!
When was The Jungle Book created?
The Jungle Book was created in 1894.
What accents did the vultures in jungle book speak?
The one with long black hair was Liverpool. The bald one sounded like London and the other sounded kind of Northern.
Kim in The Jungle Book?
There is no Kim in The Jungle Book. Kim is another book by the same author of The Jungle Book.
What are Mowgli stories?
Mowgli is the central character in "The Jungle Book" and "The Second Jungle Book". Both books are collections of stories about Mowgli and his adventures, written by Rudyard Kipling.
