Uncle Remus

{{Character }
 * name= Uncle Remus
 * breed= Human
 * image=
 * films= Song of the South
 * actor= James Baskett
 * inspiration= The ficitional character of the same name
 * personality= Kind
 * appearance= black with a grayish beard
 * occupation= Human, and slave
 * home= The South
 * friends= Johnny, Ginny, Toby (Song of the South), Sally (Song of the South), Mrs. Favers, Brer Rabbit
 * enemies= Favers Brothers, Brer Fox, Brer Bear
 * likes= Telling stories of Brer Rabbit
 * fate= Goes off into the sunset with Johnny, Ginny, Toby, Brer Rabbit, and other animated characters at the end of the film.
 * quote= "Stop jumping, Brer Rabbit. You'll run out of breath. Why don't you sit down and calm yourself?"

Uncle Remus is a fictional character and narrator, not to mention title character, of African American folktales. The stories were adapted and compiled by Joel Chandler Harris. His first film appearance was in the 1946 Disney movie Song of the South, where he was portrayed by actor James Baskett. He also narrates the animated segments telling the Brer Rabbit stories.