Wolf Background information Feature films Make Mine Music Lambert the Sheepish Lion Television programs House of Mouse Once Upon a Time Video games Park attractions Portrayed by Portrayed by Animators John Lounsbery Ollie Johnston John Pomeroy Voice Candy Candido Frank Welker Performance model Designer Inspiration Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names Personality Evil, cunnning, hungry, brutal, mysterious, devious, demonic Appearance Slender wolf, both dark brown and gray fur, yellow eyes with red puplis Birthday Occupation Predator Affiliations Bad Goal To kill Peter and the gang (failed), then to kill and eat Mrs. Sheep (failed) Home Russia Relatives Pets Allies Minions Enemies Peter, Sasha, Sonia, Ivan, the hunters, Lambert Lion Likes Food Dislikes Being hunted by Peter Powers and abilities Brute strength, roars Weapons Claws, fangs Fate Gets carried somewhere by the hunters' pole while Peter and Ivan lead the parade through the cheering people of Russia. (in Make Mine Music) Pushed off a cliff by Lambert and clunged permanently onto a berry branch. (in Lambert the Sheepish Lion) Quote

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The Wolf is the main antagonist from Disney's 1946 short Peter and the Wolf, segment of the 1946 feature film Make Mine Music and the 1952 animated short Lambert the Sheepish Lion.

Background

Personality

The Wolf is an ominous creature, dangerous and deadly enough that everyone seems to fear him, except of course Peter. His first instinct upon seeing Peter is, of course, to attack relentlessly, and he refuses to give up his prey even when it's high in a tree out of his reach.

In Lambert the Sheepish Lion, the Wolf retains his frightening traits. However, this time, he is given a comedic element: when he hears Lambert roaring at him for attempting to eat the lion's mother, he drops his vicious streak and becomes incredibly cowardly (to the point of running for cover) and emits Goofy's trademark yell when he is pushed off a cliff by Lambert. The narrator also shows sympathy for the wolf when he points out that the wolf clung onto a berry branch during his fall and that he wouldn't starve, making the wolf seem more pitiful than threatening.

Design

The Wolf is huge, with a scraggly build, wild fur, huge eyes, a vastly exaggerated maw and fangs, large paws complete with enormous claws, and a triangular build with a larger upper body than lower, his body becoming much more slender towards his waist and hindquarters.

Appearances

Make Mine Music

In Peter and the Wolf, the evil wolf relentlessly presues Peter and his animal friends. Sonia the duck ends up being separated from the rest of the group, and the wolf leads her into a long chase and seemingly devours her. Determined for revenge, Peter organizes a plan to capture the wolf with Sasha the bird distracting him while Peter and Ivan the cat tie him up with a rope the young wolf hunter had.

Lambert the Sheepish Lion

The Wolf tries to eat Lambert's mom, but Lambert defeats him.

Once Upon a Time

In the ABC fantasy/drama, this wolf, who is the same that Big Bad Wolf, is actually a werewolf whose human form is none other than Red Riding Hood.

Gallery

For more pictures and screenshots of Wolf (Make Mine Music), click here.

Trivia

• He bears a great resemblance to the Hungry Wolf from The Sword in the Stone.

Make Mine Music

Media: Make Mine Music | Casey Bats Again | Who Framed Roger Rabbit | House of Mouse Shorts: The Martins and the Coys | Blue Bayou | All the Cats Join In | Without You | Casey at the Bat | Two Silouhettes | Peter and the Wolf | After You've Gone | Johnny Fedora and Alice Blue Bonnet | The Whale Who Wanted To Sing At the Met Charaters: Egret Couple | Casey | Peter | Sasha | Sonia | Ivan | Peter's grandfather | Misha, Yasha and Vladimir | Wolf | Johnny Fedora | Alice Blue Bonnet | Wille | Whitey | Tetti-Tatti | Tetti-Tatti's sailors Locations: Peter's cabin | Ocean