Alan-a-Dale
character from Disney's Robin Hood
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Alan-a-Dale
Summary
Alan-a-Dale is an anthropomorphic chicken[1]. Alan-a-Dale worked as a minstrel[2].
Key Facts
- Alan-a-Dale's professions included minstrel[2].
- Alan-a-Dale is recorded as male[3].
- Alan-a-Dale's instance of is recorded as anthropomorphic chicken[4].
- Alan-a-Dale's instance of is recorded as animated film character[5].
- Alan-a-Dale was performed by Roger Miller[6].
- Alan-a-Dale's residence is recorded as Nottingham[7].
- Alan-a-Dale's given name is recorded as Alan[8].
- Alan-a-Dale's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Milt Kahl[9].
- Alan-a-Dale inspired Alan-a-Dale[10].
- Alan-a-Dale's eye color is recorded as red[11].
- Alan-a-Dale's present in work is recorded as Robin Hood[12].
- Alan-a-Dale's narrative role is recorded as narrator[13].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include anthropomorphic chicken[4] and animated film character[5].
FAQs
What did Alan-a-Dale do for work?
Alan-a-Dale worked as minstrel[2].