CLIPS on Instagram: " Fun Fact: In Bambi (1942), Thumper the rabbit was such a hit with audiences that Disney expanded his role far beyond the original book—he doesn’t even appear in the novel!"

Lola on Instagram: "🎬 Fun Fact: Bambi (1942) This scene features Thumper (the rabbit) being corrected by his mother with the famous moral lesson: “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say nothing at all.” The phrase was actually not in the original book or the initial script. The line and Thumper’s entire charming personality were developed by the film’s writers specifically to teach a clear lesson about manners and social behavior to a young audience. Thumper’s voice actor, Peter Behn, was o

comedy.cabin on Instagram: "Follow @comedy.cabin for more contents like this. 🎬 fun facts "Bambi" 1942 It became one of Disney’s most beloved yet technically challenging films. To create lifelike animation, Disney brought real deer into the studio so animators could study their movements and anatomy. The movie was also groundbreaking for its use of realistic backgrounds and naturalistic settings, which differed from the more whimsical style of earlier Disney films like Snow White or Pinocchio.