Br'er Rabbit
fictional rabbit from Disney's Song of the South
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Br'er Rabbit
Summary
Br'er Rabbit is a fictional rabbit or hare[1].
Key Facts
- Br'er Rabbit is recorded as male[2].
- Br'er Rabbit's instance of is recorded as fictional rabbit or hare[3].
- Br'er Rabbit's instance of is recorded as anthropomorphic rabbit or hare[4].
- Br'er Rabbit's instance of is recorded as animated character[5].
- Br'er Rabbit's instance of is recorded as comics character[6].
- Br'er Rabbit's based on is recorded as Br'er Rabbit[7].
- Br'er Rabbit's said to be the same as is recorded as Br'er Rabbit[8].
- Br'er Rabbit's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Eric Larson[9].
- Br'er Rabbit's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Milt Kahl[10].
- Br'er Rabbit's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Ollie Johnston[11].
- Br'er Rabbit's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as John Lounsbery[12].
- Br'er Rabbit's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Marc Davis[13].
- Br'er Rabbit's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Bill Peet[14].
- Br'er Rabbit's from narrative universe is recorded as Forest universe[15].
- Br'er Rabbit's present in work is recorded as Song of the South[16].
- Br'er Rabbit's narrative role is recorded as supporting character[17].