Foulfellow and Gideon
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Foulfellow and Gideon are a pair of animal actors who appear in the 1940 Disney animated film Pinocchio.
Foulfellow the Fox
Foulfellow the Fox (voiced by Walter Catlett), is an anthropomorphic sly fox. In the film, he sings the song "Hi-Diddle-De-Dee (An Actor's Life for Me)" with Pinocchio. He was also known as J. Worthington Foulfellow or Honest John. He sells Pinocchio to the evil gypsy showman Stromboli and later in the movie tricks Pinocchio into going to Pleasure Island.Gideon the Cat
Gideon the Cat (voiced by Mel Blanc), is an anthropomorphic crafty cat who was Foulfellow the Fox's sidekick. Foulfellow usually addresses him by the nickname "kitty" in the film. He doesn't speak, save for one hiccup (which was heard three times in the film).The duo (Foulfellow the Fox and Gideon the Cat)
Foulfellow and Gideon are Pinocchio's adversaries. They smoke cigars, drink beer, and were responsible for many of the problems that Pinocchio ran into, such as skipping school and going to Pleasure Island.
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