Oliver & Company (film)/Characters

Oliver

Voiced by: Joey Lawrence

Tropes associated with Oliver:

Voiced by: Billy Joel

Tropes associated with Dodger:

Voiced by: Cheech Marin

Tropes associated with Tito:

Good Smoking, Evil Smoking: At Jenny's apartment, he sniffs a cigar lying around, quoting, "If this is torture, chain me to the wall!!!"
Hey, Its That Voice: Has the same voice as Banzai.
Latin Lover:Averted til the End of the movie .
Motor Mouth
Overly Long Name: His friends simply call him "Tito" for a reason.

Voiced by: Richard Mulligan

Tropes associated with Einstein:

Voiced by: Roscoe Lee Browne

Tropes associated with Francis:

The Big Guy
Deadpan Snarker
Fake Brit: His voice actor, Roscoe Lee Browne, is actually an African-American, born in Newark, New Jersey.
Insistent Terminology: He refuses to be referred to as "Frank" or "Frankie", a fact that Tito abuses when they fight over what to watch on TV.
Large Ham
Wounded Gazelle Gambit: Plays dead in front of Jenny's limo to distract Winston long enough for Oliver and Tito to steal the radio from inside.

Voiced by: Sheryl Lee Ralph

Tropes associated with Rita:

The Chick
Sassy Black Woman
The Smurfette Principle: Is noticeable the only female dog in Fagin's gang, and the only major female character, apart from Jenny and Georgette.
Women Are Wiser: Notably the only one who notices Oliver missing his new home.

Voiced by: Dom DeLuise

Tropes associated with Fagin:

Anti-Villain
Cowardly Lion
The Fagin: An Expy of the Trope Namer only having a heart of gold this time around.
Homeless Pigeon Person
Spared by the Adaptation: His book counterpart is sentenced to execution at the novel's end.

Voiced by: Taurean Blacque (Roscoe) and Carl Weintraub (Desoto)

Tropes associated with Roscoe and Desoto:

Color Coded for Your Convenience: Roscoe = red, Desoto = blue.
Dark Is Evil: Is it ever!
Expy: Somewhat like the alligators, Brutus and Nero, from The Rescuers, since there are two of them, and both serve the villain.
Family-Unfriendly Death: Fried by the third rail.
No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Anytime they get into a fight with Dodger.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Somewhat inverted, since Roscoe, the red-collared doberman, is somewhat cooler than the blue-collared doberman, Desoto.
Scary Black Man: Roscoe - you can hear his African - American accent.
Those Two Bad Dogs

Voiced by: Robert Loggia

Tropes associated with Sykes:

Voiced by: Natalie Gregory

Tropes associated with Jenny:

The Chick
Damsel in Distress: In the climax after she is abducted by Sykes.
Expy: Of Penny from The Rescuers.
Lonely Rich Kid
Spoiled Sweet: To a certain extent.
Younger Than They Look: She appears to have only eight candles on her birthday cake. At the end of the film, no less. However, some have argued that she looks older than eight or seven.

Voiced by: William Glover

Tropes associated with Winston:

Voiced by: Bette Midler

Tropes associated with Georgette:

Anti-Hero: She is extremely jealous of Oliver when Jenny first gets him, and tries to get rid of him after that. Despite this, she does help Oliver and the gang rescue Jenny from Sykes's clutches and appears to have...slightly lightened up by the end.
Green-Eyed Monster: Towards Oliver for much of the movie.
It's All About Me: She gets a little better though.
Large Ham: Nearly every line is a slice of pure pork, as you would expect from her voice actress.
Lovable Alpha Bitch: She does have a heart, especially towards the end.
Really Gets Around: Just check out her shrine to her admirers! Even Rat igan appears in there.
Rich Bitch: A literal example!
Shrine to Self: Her room is not only stuffed with photographs and paintings of her and many, MANY mirrors, but statues of her make up most of her bed, flank her vanity table, and even her dog bowl has a few miniature Georgettes on it.
You Gotta Have Blue Hair: It is unclear whether her fur was dyed blue, naturally blue, or intended as gray via Hair Color Dissonance.