Pinocchio

Figaro was Walt Disney's favorite character in "Pinocchio" from 1940. Disney pushed for the kitten to appear in the film as much as possible. After the film, Disney swapped Minnie Mouse's pekingese Fifi with Figaro, starting with the Figaro Cartoon "First Aiders (1944)" from 1944. Figaro also got his own series of "Figaro" Cartoons beginning with "Figaro and Cleo (1943)" in 1943, he would have four Cartoons of his own, two appearances in the "Pluto" Cartoon series, as well as appearing in the promotional animated wartime short "All Together (1942)" from 1942, for a total of seven Cartoon appearances and one feature film "Pinocchio" from 1940, which makes eight appearances of Figaro over all.

When Pinocchio plays with the candle he burns his left hand, but Geppetto puts Pinocchio's right hand into the water.

None of the actors in this film are credited.

The 1954 re-release marked the last time the film was distributed by RKO. After that, it was replaced by the logo for Buena Vista Distribution Co. (Disney's in-house distribution arm). The 1993 VHS release and 1999 DVD features the Buena Vista logo. However, the overseas DVD release in 2003, the Platinum Edition DVD and Blu-ray releases in 2009 and the Walt Disney Signature Collection DVD and Blu-ray releases in 2017 restored the original RKO logo. But both versions include reissue credits, as reference to Technicolor should have read "in Technicolor" but not just "Technicolor".

Edited into Bambi (1942)