Kristy Puchko

Then: Thanks to the comedy series 'The Black Adder' and the creation of his most-famous character Mr. Bean, the English comedian was already a comedy legend in the United Kingdom, but was lesser known Stateside.

Now: Thanks

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Then: By the release of 'Alice in Wonderland' in 1951, Holloway had been voicing Disney characters for 10 years, including 'Dumbo's Mr. Stork and 'Bambi's full-grown Flower. Though he didn't get into voice work until 1941, Holloway had been appearing in films as early as 1926.

NOW: Hollow

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THEN: Born the son of actors, Rooney made his stage debut at 15-months-old and his screen debut at age 6. This means that by 1981, the 61-year-old actor had been in the movie business for 55 years already, appearing in such beloved pictures as 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' and 'National Velvet.'

NOW: At 92

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THEN: An established film and television star best-known for playing Wilbur on the talking horse sitcom 'Mister Ed,' Alan Young took over the role of Ebenezer Scrooge from Bill Thompson for 'Mickey's Christmas Carol.' From there he

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THEN: Between his years on 'Saturday Night Live' and movies like 'Beverly Hills Cop' and 'The Nutty Professor,' Eddie Murphy was an unquestionable A-lister in 1998.

NOW: 'Mulan' was Murphy's first animated film. Since then, he's gone on to lend

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Then:  A talented artist with a distinctive style, Sanders had been working as an animator since the mid 1980s. Also a skilled storyteller, he had the chance to pitch a movie of his own after working on the screenplay for Disney's 'Mulan' -- not to mention voicing her pup  Little Brother. The resulting '

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Then: Though he had a string of film and television roles under his belt, Wright was better known on Broadway, where he won a Tony Award in 1984 for his performance in the musical 'The Tap Dance Kid.' 'The Little Me

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Then: By the time this animated take on Charles Dickens' 'Oliver Twist' came to theaters, Lawrence was already a child star thanks to his recurring role on Nell Carter's sitcom 'Gimme a Break!'

Now: 'Oliver & Company' did not prove to be the start of a prolific voice acting career, but Lawrence has become an ever-present TV presence with lead roles on shows like 'Blossom,' 'Brotherly Love,' and 'Melissa & Joey.'

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Then: Already an established pop star and actress, Moore added star power to Disney's first CGI princess tale, and also performed the Grammy-nominated song 'I See the Light' for its soundtrack.

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Then: Costa was an emerging singer and actress who had appeared on television, radio and in films like the comedy 'Marry Me Again,' and the crime drama 'The Big Caper,' before she landed the speaking and singing role of Aurora in 'Sleeping Beauty.'

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