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The 30 Best Talking Animals In Film

by Zack Walkter • Published September 14, 2017

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6. Kermit the Frog in The Muppets

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The Real Animal: Somewhat smaller, slimier and less attractive than their fuzzy Henson-created counterpart.

The Movie Animal: The Frog to end all frogs. Sure he’s little more than a sock puppet, but Kermit is the calm amid the chaos that is The Muppets. He’s also deserving of our sympathy – nobody wants Miss Piggy swooning over them 24/7, right?

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Best Quote: “Do what I do: imagine the audience naked.”

7. Dug in Up

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The Real Animal: A Golden Retriever, a breed of dog that the internet tells us was originally bred to hunt down ducks and upland game birds.

The Movie Animal: Surely everybody’s favorite movie dog, Dug has the ability to talk thanks to a clever contraption around his neck. If our dog could talk, they would be just like Dug.

Best Quote: “I was hiding under your porch because I love you.”

8. Donkey in Shrek

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The Real Animal: A – let’s face it, pretty stinky – donkey. Full title: Equus Africanus Asinus.

The Movie Animal: A wise-ass in more ways than one, Donkey never stops talking. Ever. Which should be annoying, but is actually sort of endearing.

Best Quote: “Wow! Only a true friend would be that truly honest!”

9. Baloo in The Jungle Book

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The Real Animal: A sleepy brown bear, according to Rudjard Kingling’s original tome.

The Movie Animal: The friendliest, most upbeat bear you’re ever likely to come across. He also gets to sing one of the best Disney songs ever. “Look for the bare necessities…”

Best Quote: “So just try and… relax. Yeah. Cool it. Fall apart in my backyard. ‘Cause let me tell you something, little britches: if you act like that bee at… Uh-uh. You’re working too hard.”

10. Pug in Men In Black

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The Real Animal: The kind of dog that looks like it’s run into a few too many walls… and then shrunk in the wash.

The Movie Animal: The sequel over-used him, but Pug was one of the first Men In Black’s best surprises – an alien that’s taken over a dog that looks like an alien anyway . Love it.

Best Quote: “You don’t like it you can kiss my furry little butt!”

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