Dormouse

The Dormouse is a character and a friend of the Mad Hatter and the March Hare in Disney's 1951 film Alice in Wonderland. He was voiced by James MacDonald in the original film and is currently voiced by Frank Welker.

Alice in Wonderland
After the Cheshire Cat tells Alice to visit the Mad Hatter, Alice visits him during his Unbirthday party. When Alice sits down, the Mad Hatter and March Hare exclaim there is no room. Then the March Hare says how rude it is to sit at a table without being invited and the Dormouse, sleepy-eyed, pops his head out of a yellow teapot and backs him up by saying "Very very very rude indeed". Next he is shown when Alice's unbirthday cake explodes. He is flying with an umbrella singing Twinkle Twinkle Little Bat. As he floats down to the table, the Mad Hatter puts his teapot under him and closes the lid. When the Mad Hatter and March Hare ask Alice to explain her adventure, Alice says she was sitting by the riverbank with Dinah her cat. Then the Dormouse goes on a crazed frenzy saying "Cat cat cat cat cat!" Everyone helps to apply jam to his nose amd he goes back to sleep. He is last seen at Alice's trial in his yellow teapot. Before the Queen of Hearts asks him to give her information in her loud tone of voice the King of Hearts and Card Soldiers warn her to speak quietly. When he is asked he sings "Twinkle Twinkle Little Bat" which the Queen of Hearts states is very important information. When Alice says she sees the Cheshire Cat on the Queen of Hearts's crown he goes in his crazed frenzy yelling "Cat cat cat cat cat!" It is even harder to apply jam to his nose as the Queen of Hearts gets hit on the head and jam splatters in her face. He isn't shown in the final chase scene.

House of Mouse
The Dormouse appears in cameos popping out of a teapot that is on a table surrounded by Alice in Wonderland characters.

Once Upon a Time in Wonderland
The Dormouse is only mentioned in the first episode by the White Rabbit to have see a very alive Cyrus. However, Will (the Knave Of Hearts) advises to Alice don't believe the statements of the narcoleptic mouse. It turns out that this testimony is a lie of the rabbit, under order of The Red Queen.

Toy
The Dormouse has two Vinylmations. One shows him popping his head out of his yellow teapot and the other shows him in outside his teapot.He also has a stuffed animal.

Alice in Wonderland
The Doormouse appears popping his head in and out of a teapot at the Magic Kingdom, Disneyland Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland versions of the attraction.

Mad Tea Party
In Mad Tea Party as you spin around in teacups the Doormouse is shown in the middle of the ride popping his head out of a giant teapot.

Trivia
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