They have taken a liking to the Tramp and treat him and his girlfriends to free meals and music. Sarah immediately accuses Tramp of trying to murder the baby and has him taken away to be put to sleep immediately. By continuing, you're giving consent to cookies being used.

The Rat is a vicious, nameless rodent, and the final antagonist in the first film. He has a good heart, but Buster doesn't see much use for him other than to crash through fences so he can get through. Annette, Collette, and Danielle (Fluffy, Ruffy and Scooter in the comics) are Scamp's more well-behaved siblings. He is a supporting character in Scamp stories. He lives close to Trusty and Lady. She has a bit of a tough side and sticks up for Lady in the pound. A chihuahua Lady meets in the pound. Lady is a Cocker Spaniel with dark brown colored ears and brown eyes. An isolated zoo animal. Scamp's sister can be distinguished through her blue collar, and she appears to be the most negative of the trio. Later averts the "homeless" after he's adopted. Played straight in the direct-to-video sequel, where they're all girls. As an adult, she wears a light blue collar with a diamond shaped license. Wife of Jim Dear and co-owner of Lady, Tramp, Fluffy, Ruffy, Scamp and Scooter. Scamp's sister can be distinguished through her blue collar, and she appears to be the most negative of the trio. Later, when he gets trapped under a huge pile of garbage, he completely backtracks on this and pleads for the rest of the Junkyard Dogs to help him out. She appeared in a comic strip featuring Scamp and was originally named Scooter. She acts as a guide and conscience to Scamp on his journey to become a "wild dog". A more or less dumb sheepdog who also lives in the Junkyard with the other dogs. He has a fondness for his pets, Tramp, Lady, Colette, Danielle, Annette and Scamp (later on Angel). If you want to know, "What are the character's names in Lady and the Tramp?" Tramp is a cocky and charming mutt who lives on the streets and he believes in living in the moment. Tony the Restauranter is a character from the film "Lady and the Tramp". List of Lady and the Tramp characters, including pictures when available. Nothing is known about him, just that the other Junkyard Dogs fear him greatly, and for good reason. Angel's mate is presumed to be Scamp. Angel appears on the outside to be tough, spunky and street-smart, but really she just wants a family to be loved by. One of the pound dogs from Lady and the Tramp. Like her sisters, she's subject to Scamp's trouble. He is friends with the chef at a restaurant called Tony’s and often eats there. Darling is portrayed as a mother figure and a friend to Lady. We find out mid-film through her that she and her sisters really do miss Scamp. Aunt Sarah's two cats in the 2019 remake. In the first film, Tramp is quite cynical of the idea of human families, especially when a baby is brought in, believing that when they are born the dog has to leave. She appeared in a comic strip featuring Scamp and was originally named Scooter. Characters who are female. He has a good heart, but Buster doesn't see much use for him other than to crash through fences so he can get through. He often gives him scraps from Tony's restaurant. this is a fan site, we don't have anything to do with disney. a large, snooty, insensitive, and overbearing woman, She still retains some of her dog-hating tendencies in the sequel though, A sign on the door of the pound also reads "Give a dog a happy home.". He used to track down criminals with his grandfather, Old Reliable, until he lost his sense of smell (though he doesn’t know it yet). He has a bit of a snobbish attitude, but isn't above congratulating Scamp on his heroic actions with unusual kisses on his cheeks. Trusty's sense of smell is too, When he and Jock decide to help save Tramp, he puts his tracking skills to good use once again. The owner of one of Tramp's favorite restaurants. He works for Tony. Unsurprisingly, the very last scene in the film is of him getting a bath... and not enjoying it in the least. Walt later said that he knew the moment would go into a movie, as it did. Originally named Nip and Tuck, in the novel. The characters of the two films, the 1955 Lady and the Tramp, and the 2001 Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure This unofficial fansite is managed exclusively by Lady & The Tramp fans. The Professor is one of the many minor characters in the film "Lady & The Tramp". He's very Italian, and a good cook to boot. Angel appears on the outside to be tough, spunky and street-smart, but really she just wants a family to be loved by. He doesn't do much else, other than tell Scamp tales about his father. He is the one digging the escape hole. Not connected : To be able to post a message site, you must be connected. Movie » Lady and the Tramp released on June 22, 1955. She is a cat-loving busybody aunt who means well, but tends to be overbearing. A monstrous dog who notoriously lives in an alley. Jock is a Scottish terrier who speaks with a Scottish accent. Jim Jr. (or Albert if you follow the comics) is the son of Jim Dear and Darling. One of the children of Tramp and the Lady, sister to Fluffy, Scamp and Scooter. In the sequel, the girls had little to no role in the movie. Jock is a show dog who has many trophies. He is first seen just about to walk out of the Zoo, while reading a book. In the comics, Ruffy prefers to get dirty and play with her brother, Scamp. "Francois" is Latin for "from France", which is quite evident because Francois's name and accent heavily imply that he's from France. Based on Happy Dan, The Whistling Dog by Ward Greene, Lady and the Tramp … Disney enjoyed the sketches and commissioned Grant to start story development on a new animated feature titled Lady. Funnily enough, her voice actress also voiced Darling, Si, and Am. She finally gets this when Scamp's family officially adopts her. Although Jock is percieved as a black dog, he's actually dark grey. Walt later said that he knew the moment would go into a movie, as it did. They weren't true, of course, but Sparky seems really into story-telling. Appearance: red hair with sideburns, police uniform, is fat, with a large round nose and flabby facial features, Personality: incredulous, dutiful, aggressive, argumentive.

send you an email once approved. "Ruby" is Latin for "red", alluding to Ruby's reddish fur. A mutt Lady meets in the pound that at first makes fun of her for being a pet and then along with the other dogs tells her about Tramps former girlfriends. He's very Italian, and a good cook to boot. By Walt's admission, Lady never did anything on her own that would have made an interesting enough story. Like her sisters, she's subject to Scamp's trouble. Scratchy, and older dog who is constantly scratching himself, is a member of the junkyard dog society. Comic Vine users. To give you the best experience, this site uses cookies. Tramp has a talent for picking locks and avoiding dog catchers. He lives close to Trusty and Lady. The names of the actors and actresses who portrayed each character are included below as well, so use this Lady and the Tramp character list to find out who played your favorite role. The real Lady was an apology gift for missing an anniversary dinner, and really was delivered in a hat box. He later also took in Tramp, Fluffy, Ruffy, Scamp and Scooter.

She seems to be the goofiest and tomboyish of the three. Explore Wikis; Community Central; Start a Wiki; Search Sign In Don't have an account? A Beaver that the title characters happen across. While she is antagonistic towards Lady and Tramp at first, she sends them a box of dog biscuits for Christmas to make amends for having so badly misunderstood them.

Danielle is Scamp's sister, who can be distinguished by her white collar. He doesn't do much else, other than tell Scamp tales about his father. He does get a broken leg, but by the sequel, it's healed and he's healthy.

An old-timing Junkyard Dog who appears to have some spunk left in him. She was a pet but then became a Junkyard Dog. He's only but heard tales of Tramp and they're pretty exaggerated. Danielle is Scamp's sister, who can be distinguished by her white collar. While they aren't the main antagonists, they remain a regular threat in both the first movie and the sequel.

They have taken a liking to the Tramp and treat him and his girlfriends to free meals and music. Sarah immediately accuses Tramp of trying to murder the baby and has him taken away to be put to sleep immediately. By continuing, you're giving consent to cookies being used.

The Rat is a vicious, nameless rodent, and the final antagonist in the first film. He has a good heart, but Buster doesn't see much use for him other than to crash through fences so he can get through. Annette, Collette, and Danielle (Fluffy, Ruffy and Scooter in the comics) are Scamp's more well-behaved siblings. He is a supporting character in Scamp stories. He lives close to Trusty and Lady. She has a bit of a tough side and sticks up for Lady in the pound. A chihuahua Lady meets in the pound. Lady is a Cocker Spaniel with dark brown colored ears and brown eyes. An isolated zoo animal. Scamp's sister can be distinguished through her blue collar, and she appears to be the most negative of the trio. Later averts the "homeless" after he's adopted. Played straight in the direct-to-video sequel, where they're all girls. As an adult, she wears a light blue collar with a diamond shaped license. Wife of Jim Dear and co-owner of Lady, Tramp, Fluffy, Ruffy, Scamp and Scooter. Scamp's sister can be distinguished through her blue collar, and she appears to be the most negative of the trio. Later, when he gets trapped under a huge pile of garbage, he completely backtracks on this and pleads for the rest of the Junkyard Dogs to help him out. She appeared in a comic strip featuring Scamp and was originally named Scooter. She acts as a guide and conscience to Scamp on his journey to become a "wild dog". A more or less dumb sheepdog who also lives in the Junkyard with the other dogs. He has a fondness for his pets, Tramp, Lady, Colette, Danielle, Annette and Scamp (later on Angel). If you want to know, "What are the character's names in Lady and the Tramp?" Tramp is a cocky and charming mutt who lives on the streets and he believes in living in the moment. Tony the Restauranter is a character from the film "Lady and the Tramp". List of Lady and the Tramp characters, including pictures when available. Nothing is known about him, just that the other Junkyard Dogs fear him greatly, and for good reason. Angel's mate is presumed to be Scamp. Angel appears on the outside to be tough, spunky and street-smart, but really she just wants a family to be loved by. One of the pound dogs from Lady and the Tramp. Like her sisters, she's subject to Scamp's trouble. He is friends with the chef at a restaurant called Tony’s and often eats there. Darling is portrayed as a mother figure and a friend to Lady. We find out mid-film through her that she and her sisters really do miss Scamp. Aunt Sarah's two cats in the 2019 remake. In the first film, Tramp is quite cynical of the idea of human families, especially when a baby is brought in, believing that when they are born the dog has to leave. She appeared in a comic strip featuring Scamp and was originally named Scooter. Characters who are female. He has a good heart, but Buster doesn't see much use for him other than to crash through fences so he can get through. He often gives him scraps from Tony's restaurant. this is a fan site, we don't have anything to do with disney. a large, snooty, insensitive, and overbearing woman, She still retains some of her dog-hating tendencies in the sequel though, A sign on the door of the pound also reads "Give a dog a happy home.". He used to track down criminals with his grandfather, Old Reliable, until he lost his sense of smell (though he doesn’t know it yet). He has a bit of a snobbish attitude, but isn't above congratulating Scamp on his heroic actions with unusual kisses on his cheeks. Trusty's sense of smell is too, When he and Jock decide to help save Tramp, he puts his tracking skills to good use once again. The owner of one of Tramp's favorite restaurants. He works for Tony. Unsurprisingly, the very last scene in the film is of him getting a bath... and not enjoying it in the least. Walt later said that he knew the moment would go into a movie, as it did. Originally named Nip and Tuck, in the novel. The characters of the two films, the 1955 Lady and the Tramp, and the 2001 Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure This unofficial fansite is managed exclusively by Lady & The Tramp fans. The Professor is one of the many minor characters in the film "Lady & The Tramp". He's very Italian, and a good cook to boot. Angel appears on the outside to be tough, spunky and street-smart, but really she just wants a family to be loved by. He doesn't do much else, other than tell Scamp tales about his father. He is the one digging the escape hole. Not connected : To be able to post a message site, you must be connected. Movie » Lady and the Tramp released on June 22, 1955. She is a cat-loving busybody aunt who means well, but tends to be overbearing. A monstrous dog who notoriously lives in an alley. Jock is a Scottish terrier who speaks with a Scottish accent. Jim Jr. (or Albert if you follow the comics) is the son of Jim Dear and Darling. One of the children of Tramp and the Lady, sister to Fluffy, Scamp and Scooter. In the sequel, the girls had little to no role in the movie. Jock is a show dog who has many trophies. He is first seen just about to walk out of the Zoo, while reading a book. In the comics, Ruffy prefers to get dirty and play with her brother, Scamp. "Francois" is Latin for "from France", which is quite evident because Francois's name and accent heavily imply that he's from France. Based on Happy Dan, The Whistling Dog by Ward Greene, Lady and the Tramp … Disney enjoyed the sketches and commissioned Grant to start story development on a new animated feature titled Lady. Funnily enough, her voice actress also voiced Darling, Si, and Am. She finally gets this when Scamp's family officially adopts her. Although Jock is percieved as a black dog, he's actually dark grey. Walt later said that he knew the moment would go into a movie, as it did. They weren't true, of course, but Sparky seems really into story-telling. Appearance: red hair with sideburns, police uniform, is fat, with a large round nose and flabby facial features, Personality: incredulous, dutiful, aggressive, argumentive.

send you an email once approved. "Ruby" is Latin for "red", alluding to Ruby's reddish fur. A mutt Lady meets in the pound that at first makes fun of her for being a pet and then along with the other dogs tells her about Tramps former girlfriends. He's very Italian, and a good cook to boot. By Walt's admission, Lady never did anything on her own that would have made an interesting enough story. Like her sisters, she's subject to Scamp's trouble. Scratchy, and older dog who is constantly scratching himself, is a member of the junkyard dog society. Comic Vine users. To give you the best experience, this site uses cookies. Tramp has a talent for picking locks and avoiding dog catchers. He lives close to Trusty and Lady. The names of the actors and actresses who portrayed each character are included below as well, so use this Lady and the Tramp character list to find out who played your favorite role. The real Lady was an apology gift for missing an anniversary dinner, and really was delivered in a hat box. He later also took in Tramp, Fluffy, Ruffy, Scamp and Scooter.

She seems to be the goofiest and tomboyish of the three. Explore Wikis; Community Central; Start a Wiki; Search Sign In Don't have an account? A Beaver that the title characters happen across. While she is antagonistic towards Lady and Tramp at first, she sends them a box of dog biscuits for Christmas to make amends for having so badly misunderstood them.

Danielle is Scamp's sister, who can be distinguished by her white collar. He doesn't do much else, other than tell Scamp tales about his father. He does get a broken leg, but by the sequel, it's healed and he's healthy.

An old-timing Junkyard Dog who appears to have some spunk left in him. She was a pet but then became a Junkyard Dog. He's only but heard tales of Tramp and they're pretty exaggerated. Danielle is Scamp's sister, who can be distinguished by her white collar. While they aren't the main antagonists, they remain a regular threat in both the first movie and the sequel.

They have taken a liking to the Tramp and treat him and his girlfriends to free meals and music. Sarah immediately accuses Tramp of trying to murder the baby and has him taken away to be put to sleep immediately. By continuing, you're giving consent to cookies being used.

The Rat is a vicious, nameless rodent, and the final antagonist in the first film. He has a good heart, but Buster doesn't see much use for him other than to crash through fences so he can get through. Annette, Collette, and Danielle (Fluffy, Ruffy and Scooter in the comics) are Scamp's more well-behaved siblings. He is a supporting character in Scamp stories. He lives close to Trusty and Lady. She has a bit of a tough side and sticks up for Lady in the pound. A chihuahua Lady meets in the pound. Lady is a Cocker Spaniel with dark brown colored ears and brown eyes. An isolated zoo animal. Scamp's sister can be distinguished through her blue collar, and she appears to be the most negative of the trio. Later averts the "homeless" after he's adopted. Played straight in the direct-to-video sequel, where they're all girls. As an adult, she wears a light blue collar with a diamond shaped license. Wife of Jim Dear and co-owner of Lady, Tramp, Fluffy, Ruffy, Scamp and Scooter. Scamp's sister can be distinguished through her blue collar, and she appears to be the most negative of the trio. Later, when he gets trapped under a huge pile of garbage, he completely backtracks on this and pleads for the rest of the Junkyard Dogs to help him out. She appeared in a comic strip featuring Scamp and was originally named Scooter. She acts as a guide and conscience to Scamp on his journey to become a "wild dog". A more or less dumb sheepdog who also lives in the Junkyard with the other dogs. He has a fondness for his pets, Tramp, Lady, Colette, Danielle, Annette and Scamp (later on Angel). If you want to know, "What are the character's names in Lady and the Tramp?" Tramp is a cocky and charming mutt who lives on the streets and he believes in living in the moment. Tony the Restauranter is a character from the film "Lady and the Tramp". List of Lady and the Tramp characters, including pictures when available. Nothing is known about him, just that the other Junkyard Dogs fear him greatly, and for good reason. Angel's mate is presumed to be Scamp. Angel appears on the outside to be tough, spunky and street-smart, but really she just wants a family to be loved by. One of the pound dogs from Lady and the Tramp. Like her sisters, she's subject to Scamp's trouble. He is friends with the chef at a restaurant called Tony’s and often eats there. Darling is portrayed as a mother figure and a friend to Lady. We find out mid-film through her that she and her sisters really do miss Scamp. Aunt Sarah's two cats in the 2019 remake. In the first film, Tramp is quite cynical of the idea of human families, especially when a baby is brought in, believing that when they are born the dog has to leave. She appeared in a comic strip featuring Scamp and was originally named Scooter. Characters who are female. He has a good heart, but Buster doesn't see much use for him other than to crash through fences so he can get through. He often gives him scraps from Tony's restaurant. this is a fan site, we don't have anything to do with disney. a large, snooty, insensitive, and overbearing woman, She still retains some of her dog-hating tendencies in the sequel though, A sign on the door of the pound also reads "Give a dog a happy home.". He used to track down criminals with his grandfather, Old Reliable, until he lost his sense of smell (though he doesn’t know it yet). He has a bit of a snobbish attitude, but isn't above congratulating Scamp on his heroic actions with unusual kisses on his cheeks. Trusty's sense of smell is too, When he and Jock decide to help save Tramp, he puts his tracking skills to good use once again. The owner of one of Tramp's favorite restaurants. He works for Tony. Unsurprisingly, the very last scene in the film is of him getting a bath... and not enjoying it in the least. Walt later said that he knew the moment would go into a movie, as it did. Originally named Nip and Tuck, in the novel. The characters of the two films, the 1955 Lady and the Tramp, and the 2001 Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure This unofficial fansite is managed exclusively by Lady & The Tramp fans. The Professor is one of the many minor characters in the film "Lady & The Tramp". He's very Italian, and a good cook to boot. Angel appears on the outside to be tough, spunky and street-smart, but really she just wants a family to be loved by. He doesn't do much else, other than tell Scamp tales about his father. He is the one digging the escape hole. Not connected : To be able to post a message site, you must be connected. Movie » Lady and the Tramp released on June 22, 1955. She is a cat-loving busybody aunt who means well, but tends to be overbearing. A monstrous dog who notoriously lives in an alley. Jock is a Scottish terrier who speaks with a Scottish accent. Jim Jr. (or Albert if you follow the comics) is the son of Jim Dear and Darling. One of the children of Tramp and the Lady, sister to Fluffy, Scamp and Scooter. In the sequel, the girls had little to no role in the movie. Jock is a show dog who has many trophies. He is first seen just about to walk out of the Zoo, while reading a book. In the comics, Ruffy prefers to get dirty and play with her brother, Scamp. "Francois" is Latin for "from France", which is quite evident because Francois's name and accent heavily imply that he's from France. Based on Happy Dan, The Whistling Dog by Ward Greene, Lady and the Tramp … Disney enjoyed the sketches and commissioned Grant to start story development on a new animated feature titled Lady. Funnily enough, her voice actress also voiced Darling, Si, and Am. She finally gets this when Scamp's family officially adopts her. Although Jock is percieved as a black dog, he's actually dark grey. Walt later said that he knew the moment would go into a movie, as it did. They weren't true, of course, but Sparky seems really into story-telling. Appearance: red hair with sideburns, police uniform, is fat, with a large round nose and flabby facial features, Personality: incredulous, dutiful, aggressive, argumentive.

send you an email once approved. "Ruby" is Latin for "red", alluding to Ruby's reddish fur. A mutt Lady meets in the pound that at first makes fun of her for being a pet and then along with the other dogs tells her about Tramps former girlfriends. He's very Italian, and a good cook to boot. By Walt's admission, Lady never did anything on her own that would have made an interesting enough story. Like her sisters, she's subject to Scamp's trouble. Scratchy, and older dog who is constantly scratching himself, is a member of the junkyard dog society. Comic Vine users. To give you the best experience, this site uses cookies. Tramp has a talent for picking locks and avoiding dog catchers. He lives close to Trusty and Lady. The names of the actors and actresses who portrayed each character are included below as well, so use this Lady and the Tramp character list to find out who played your favorite role. The real Lady was an apology gift for missing an anniversary dinner, and really was delivered in a hat box. He later also took in Tramp, Fluffy, Ruffy, Scamp and Scooter.

She seems to be the goofiest and tomboyish of the three. Explore Wikis; Community Central; Start a Wiki; Search Sign In Don't have an account? A Beaver that the title characters happen across. While she is antagonistic towards Lady and Tramp at first, she sends them a box of dog biscuits for Christmas to make amends for having so badly misunderstood them.

Danielle is Scamp's sister, who can be distinguished by her white collar. He doesn't do much else, other than tell Scamp tales about his father. He does get a broken leg, but by the sequel, it's healed and he's healthy.

An old-timing Junkyard Dog who appears to have some spunk left in him. She was a pet but then became a Junkyard Dog. He's only but heard tales of Tramp and they're pretty exaggerated. Danielle is Scamp's sister, who can be distinguished by her white collar. While they aren't the main antagonists, they remain a regular threat in both the first movie and the sequel.

They have taken a liking to the Tramp and treat him and his girlfriends to free meals and music. Sarah immediately accuses Tramp of trying to murder the baby and has him taken away to be put to sleep immediately. By continuing, you're giving consent to cookies being used.

The Rat is a vicious, nameless rodent, and the final antagonist in the first film. He has a good heart, but Buster doesn't see much use for him other than to crash through fences so he can get through. Annette, Collette, and Danielle (Fluffy, Ruffy and Scooter in the comics) are Scamp's more well-behaved siblings. He is a supporting character in Scamp stories. He lives close to Trusty and Lady. She has a bit of a tough side and sticks up for Lady in the pound. A chihuahua Lady meets in the pound. Lady is a Cocker Spaniel with dark brown colored ears and brown eyes. An isolated zoo animal. Scamp's sister can be distinguished through her blue collar, and she appears to be the most negative of the trio. Later averts the "homeless" after he's adopted. Played straight in the direct-to-video sequel, where they're all girls. As an adult, she wears a light blue collar with a diamond shaped license. Wife of Jim Dear and co-owner of Lady, Tramp, Fluffy, Ruffy, Scamp and Scooter. Scamp's sister can be distinguished through her blue collar, and she appears to be the most negative of the trio. Later, when he gets trapped under a huge pile of garbage, he completely backtracks on this and pleads for the rest of the Junkyard Dogs to help him out. She appeared in a comic strip featuring Scamp and was originally named Scooter. She acts as a guide and conscience to Scamp on his journey to become a "wild dog". A more or less dumb sheepdog who also lives in the Junkyard with the other dogs. He has a fondness for his pets, Tramp, Lady, Colette, Danielle, Annette and Scamp (later on Angel). If you want to know, "What are the character's names in Lady and the Tramp?" Tramp is a cocky and charming mutt who lives on the streets and he believes in living in the moment. Tony the Restauranter is a character from the film "Lady and the Tramp". List of Lady and the Tramp characters, including pictures when available. Nothing is known about him, just that the other Junkyard Dogs fear him greatly, and for good reason. Angel's mate is presumed to be Scamp. Angel appears on the outside to be tough, spunky and street-smart, but really she just wants a family to be loved by. One of the pound dogs from Lady and the Tramp. Like her sisters, she's subject to Scamp's trouble. He is friends with the chef at a restaurant called Tony’s and often eats there. Darling is portrayed as a mother figure and a friend to Lady. We find out mid-film through her that she and her sisters really do miss Scamp. Aunt Sarah's two cats in the 2019 remake. In the first film, Tramp is quite cynical of the idea of human families, especially when a baby is brought in, believing that when they are born the dog has to leave. She appeared in a comic strip featuring Scamp and was originally named Scooter. Characters who are female. He has a good heart, but Buster doesn't see much use for him other than to crash through fences so he can get through. He often gives him scraps from Tony's restaurant. this is a fan site, we don't have anything to do with disney. a large, snooty, insensitive, and overbearing woman, She still retains some of her dog-hating tendencies in the sequel though, A sign on the door of the pound also reads "Give a dog a happy home.". He used to track down criminals with his grandfather, Old Reliable, until he lost his sense of smell (though he doesn’t know it yet). He has a bit of a snobbish attitude, but isn't above congratulating Scamp on his heroic actions with unusual kisses on his cheeks. Trusty's sense of smell is too, When he and Jock decide to help save Tramp, he puts his tracking skills to good use once again. The owner of one of Tramp's favorite restaurants. He works for Tony. Unsurprisingly, the very last scene in the film is of him getting a bath... and not enjoying it in the least. Walt later said that he knew the moment would go into a movie, as it did. Originally named Nip and Tuck, in the novel. The characters of the two films, the 1955 Lady and the Tramp, and the 2001 Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure This unofficial fansite is managed exclusively by Lady & The Tramp fans. The Professor is one of the many minor characters in the film "Lady & The Tramp". He's very Italian, and a good cook to boot. Angel appears on the outside to be tough, spunky and street-smart, but really she just wants a family to be loved by. He doesn't do much else, other than tell Scamp tales about his father. He is the one digging the escape hole. Not connected : To be able to post a message site, you must be connected. Movie » Lady and the Tramp released on June 22, 1955. She is a cat-loving busybody aunt who means well, but tends to be overbearing. A monstrous dog who notoriously lives in an alley. Jock is a Scottish terrier who speaks with a Scottish accent. Jim Jr. (or Albert if you follow the comics) is the son of Jim Dear and Darling. One of the children of Tramp and the Lady, sister to Fluffy, Scamp and Scooter. In the sequel, the girls had little to no role in the movie. Jock is a show dog who has many trophies. He is first seen just about to walk out of the Zoo, while reading a book. In the comics, Ruffy prefers to get dirty and play with her brother, Scamp. "Francois" is Latin for "from France", which is quite evident because Francois's name and accent heavily imply that he's from France. Based on Happy Dan, The Whistling Dog by Ward Greene, Lady and the Tramp … Disney enjoyed the sketches and commissioned Grant to start story development on a new animated feature titled Lady. Funnily enough, her voice actress also voiced Darling, Si, and Am. She finally gets this when Scamp's family officially adopts her. Although Jock is percieved as a black dog, he's actually dark grey. Walt later said that he knew the moment would go into a movie, as it did. They weren't true, of course, but Sparky seems really into story-telling. Appearance: red hair with sideburns, police uniform, is fat, with a large round nose and flabby facial features, Personality: incredulous, dutiful, aggressive, argumentive.

send you an email once approved. "Ruby" is Latin for "red", alluding to Ruby's reddish fur. A mutt Lady meets in the pound that at first makes fun of her for being a pet and then along with the other dogs tells her about Tramps former girlfriends. He's very Italian, and a good cook to boot. By Walt's admission, Lady never did anything on her own that would have made an interesting enough story. Like her sisters, she's subject to Scamp's trouble. Scratchy, and older dog who is constantly scratching himself, is a member of the junkyard dog society. Comic Vine users. To give you the best experience, this site uses cookies. Tramp has a talent for picking locks and avoiding dog catchers. He lives close to Trusty and Lady. The names of the actors and actresses who portrayed each character are included below as well, so use this Lady and the Tramp character list to find out who played your favorite role. The real Lady was an apology gift for missing an anniversary dinner, and really was delivered in a hat box. He later also took in Tramp, Fluffy, Ruffy, Scamp and Scooter.

She seems to be the goofiest and tomboyish of the three. Explore Wikis; Community Central; Start a Wiki; Search Sign In Don't have an account? A Beaver that the title characters happen across. While she is antagonistic towards Lady and Tramp at first, she sends them a box of dog biscuits for Christmas to make amends for having so badly misunderstood them.

Danielle is Scamp's sister, who can be distinguished by her white collar. He doesn't do much else, other than tell Scamp tales about his father. He does get a broken leg, but by the sequel, it's healed and he's healthy.

An old-timing Junkyard Dog who appears to have some spunk left in him. She was a pet but then became a Junkyard Dog. He's only but heard tales of Tramp and they're pretty exaggerated. Danielle is Scamp's sister, who can be distinguished by her white collar. While they aren't the main antagonists, they remain a regular threat in both the first movie and the sequel.