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Line 1: {{~~trope~~work}} A classic French animated film (French title: ''Le Roi et l'oiseau''), with one of the longest development times in animation history; even longer than ''[[The Thief and ~~The Cobbler (Animation)\|The Thief and The~~the Cobbler]]''. Although the total amount of years is less when you consider that the film was made in two parts: 1948-1952 and 1977-1979, a total of 6 or so years. It is considered a major inspiration by [[Hayao Miyazaki]]. ~~--------------------------~~ ~~=== Tropes Related To The Film: ===~~ {{tropelist}} * [[~~Zero-Percent~~0% Approval Rating]]: King Charles; "He detested everyone, and everyone in the kingdom detested him." * [[Art Initiates Life]]: Three paintings and one statue come to life over the course of the film, but after a little while the film seems to forget this and just treats them like real people. * [[Development Hell]] Line 15 ⟶ 14: * [[Overly Long Name]]: King Charles the 5 and 3 make 8 and 8 make 16th of Tachycardia. * [[Trap Door]]: [[Exaggerated Trope\|exaggerated]], King Charles can open a [[Trap Door]] ''absolutely anywhere in the entire upper city''; they even fit the size of whoever he wants to get rid of. {{spoiler\|At some point [[Crowning Moment of Funny\|a trap door goes as far as actively pursuing its target through the room]]!}} * [[What Happened to ~~The~~the Mouse?]]: This happens to everyone that King Charles drops down a hole most notably {{spoiler\|King Charles ''himself,'' who is dropped down a hole by a painting of him who comes to life, assumes his role, and is treated as if he was the king from that point onward}}. Also, {{spoiler\|King Charles's dog}}. {{reflist}} Line 21 ⟶ 20: [[Category:Films of the 1980s]] [[Category:The Golden Age of Animation]] [[Category:The King ~~And~~and ~~The~~the Mockingbird]] [[Category:Western Animation of the 1980s]] {{DEFAULTSORT:King and the Mockingbird, The}} [[Category:Western Animation]] [[Category:Film]]