21 Celebrities You Had No Idea Voiced Disney Characters

Yes, former President Fitzgerald of Scandal was also the man who grew up in the jungle, somehow skimboarding on tree branches.

We wonder how long "You'll Be in My Heart" was stuck in her head after wrapping the movie. Because it's still playing on repeat in ours. 

Honestly, is there anything this woman can't do?

Donavan has played many roles over the years, from Joshua on Friends to Jimmy Cooper on The O.C., but we will never be over the fact that he was also the voice of the impossibly strong demi-God from Greek mythology—toned down of course for the movie's audience. 

Devito voiced the sarcastic Satyr (half-man, half-goat) who helped the titular character rise from zero to hero. 

Would you rather have Donkey or Mushu as your sidekick? Toughest. Question. Ever. 

Buzz in Spanish mode may have made Toy Story 3 for us, but there's no one-liner out there as resonant as "to infinity and beyond!" A total classic.

How many times do you think he had to record the phrase, "there's a snake in my boot!" over the course of the three (and now four) movies?

Our favorite little one-eyed monster.

Steve Buschemi as the weird, evil, sneaky monster. Pretty perfect casting, if you ask us. 

Another perfect casting on Disney's part here. Who didn't fall in love with big teddy bear Sully by the end of the movie?

In case you forgot, Terk is Tarzan's "older sister" who makes a ruckus at Jane and her father's camp in the jungle. Re-watch the movie and you'll totally have that "wait, that's Rosie O'Donnel!" epiphany moment. 

You probably recognize Weinger's face from Full House, as he played D.J.'s long-term boyfriend Steve. He even made a cameo as his animated alter-ego in a Disneyland-based episode of the family show. 

The comedian lent his voice to the Incan Emporer turned llama in this highly underrated Disney movie. 

As soon as Rapunzel broke into her first song of the movie, we knew we recognized that voice from somewhere. Specifically from the song "Stupid Cupid," sung by Moore in The Princess Diaries.  

Broderick may not have lent his singing voice to the movie, but there's no mistaking his speaking voice once Simba transforms from a young cub to a full-grown lion during the Hakuna Matata montage. 

Another highly underrated, but truly exceptional Disney film, Samuel L. Jackson kills it as Mr. Incredible's partner in crime saving the world. We're hoping he comes back for round two, coming in 2018. 

We're just going to say, if it weren't for John Smith, Pocahontas would be much more of a feminist princess. 

The best celebrity to voice the best Disney character. RIP Robin Williams, we still miss you. 

We'd recognize Wilson's voice pretty much anywhere, especially while out on a drive on an animated version of Route 66. 

We don't know who's cuter here: baby JTT or baby Simba. "Oh, I just can't wait to be king..."