History Trivia / LadyAndTheTramp

** In 1998, UsefulNotes/McDonalds released a train car of Lady and Tramp eating spaghetti together as part of their Disney Video Favorites Happy Meal. This promotion also had toys based on ''[[WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse The Spirit of Mickey]]'', ''Film/MaryPoppins'', ''{{Film/Flubber}}'', ''WesternAnimation/PocahontasIIJourneyToANewWorld'', and ''WesternAnimation/TheBlackCauldron''.

* TalkingToHimself: Peggy Lee, Dallas [=McKennon=], Lee Millar and Bill Thompson each perform more than one role in the film.

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* NonSingingVoice: For "Home Sweet Home" and "He's a Tramp", all of the dogs' vocalizations were performed by The Mellomen.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Peggy Lee sued Disney when the film was released on VHS and [=LaserDisc=], citing that her contract did not allow them to use her voice on video. She eventually collected a seven-figure sum, and Disney began including in their contracts rights to "media not yet existing." The same thing happened with the Mexican Spanish dub, as Tramp's voice actor (Roberto Espriu) sued Disney for the same reason, forcing Disney to do another dub with a different cast at Prime Dubb/[=SDI=] Media de México.

* NonSingingVoice: For "Home Sweet Home" and "He's a Tramp", all of the dogs in the dog pound scene were performed by The Mellomen.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The version that Disney animated in the 1.37:1 Academy ratio, for theaters unable to show widescreen movies, has only received one official home video release -- all the way back in 1998 when it was released on VHS and UsefulNotes/LaserDisc.[[note]]The original 1987 VHS and Laserdisc releases of the film instead did PanAndScan on the [=CinemaScope=] print.[[/note]] Reissues of the movie on newer formats only feature the [=CinemaScope=] version, leaving the Academy version unable to view, aside from some clips included in some of the bonus features.

* ImageSource:
** DogStereotype
** FromStrayToPet
** SpaghettiKiss
** TroublemakingNewPet
** YouDirtyRat

** Thurl Ravenscroft performed the singing voice of Boris and the vocal effects of the other dogs in "Home Sweet Home" as well as the singing voice of Boris in "He's a Tramp".

** In one draft, Trusty was KilledOffForReal when the doc catcher's wagon fell on him.

** In one draft, Trusty was KilledOffForReal when the wagon fell on him.

** [[spoiler: Trusty]] was supposed to die after [[spoiler: the dogcatcher's wagon hit him]], but Creator/WaltDisney's wife Lillian convinced him not to include another serious death following the trauma WesternAnimation/{{Bambi}}'s mom's demise caused many children.

** A dream sequence was animated where the dogs took their owners for walks, but cut due to negative audience reactions.

* AFIS100Years100Passions: #95

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The version that Disney animated in the 1.37:1 Academy ratio, for theaters unable to show widescreen movies, has only received one official home video release -- all the way back in 1998 when it was released on VHS and UsefulNotes/LaserDisc. Reissues of the movie on newer formats only feature the [=CinemaScope=] version, leaving the Academy version unable to view, aside from some clips included in some of the bonus features.

** [[spoiler: Trusty]] was supposed to die after [[spoiler: the dogcatcher's wagon hit him]], but Creator/WaltDisney's wife Lillian convinced him not to include another serious death following the trauma Disney/{{Bambi}}'s mom's demise caused many children.

** [[spoiler: Trusty]] was supposed to die after [[spoiler: the dogcatcher's wagon hit him]], but Creator/WaltDisney didn't want another serious death following the trauma Disney/{{Bambi}}'s mom's demise caused many children.

* GodNeverSaidThat: No sources can be found stating that the three dogs were attempting to rape Lady or that Lady became pregnant after her night with Tramp; the latter is impossible because she would have gotten pregnant in the spring, yet she had the puppies shortly before Christmas.
* HeyItsThatSound: The zoo hyena's laugh done by Dallas [=McKennon=] would later become a rather popular stock sound effect, with the "voice" of Ripper Roo from the ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot'' series being the most well known usage.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The version that Disney animated in the 1.37:1 Academy ratio, for theaters unable to show widescreen movies, has only received one official home video release -- all the way back in 1998, when it was released on VHS and UsefulNotes/LaserDisc. Reissues of the movie on newer formats only feature the [=CinemaScope=] version, leaving the Academy version unable to view, aside from some clips included in some of the bonus features.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Peggy Lee sued Disney when the film was released on VHS and [=LaserDisc=], citing that her contract did not allow them to use her voice on video. She eventually collected a seven figure sum, and Disney began including in their contracts rights to "media not yet existing." The same thing happened with the Mexican Spanish dub, as Tramp's voice actor (Roberto Espriu) sued Disney for the same reason, forcing Disney to do another dub with a different cast at Prime Dubb/[=SDI=] Media de México.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The version that Disney animated in the 1.37:1 Academy ratio, for theaters unable to show widescreen movies, has only received one official home video release, when it was released on VHS and UsefulNotes/LaserDisc. Reissues of the movie on newer formats only feature the [=CinemaScope=] version, leaving the Academy version unable to view, aside from some clips included in some of the bonus features.

* UrbanLegends: That Lady was in heat in the film and that's why those stray dogs ganged up on her. That rumor even appeared on this wiki. It, however, is nothing but FanWank and {{fanon}}.

** Peggy Lee (Swedish- and Norwegian-American Lutheran) [[{{Yellowface}} as the two Siamese cats]].
** Alan Reed (American Jew of Lithuanian descent) as [[FakeRussian Boris the Russian Wolfhound]].

** George Givot (Russian) as the Italian restaurant chef Tony.