Pat Carroll (Ursula) DEAD

[Ellie]

Not sure if famous enough to mention in the Memorial Cemetery

 

[VoR]

OMG SHE IS 100% WORTHY! Absolute gay icon!

 

[VoR]

Genuinely the most thrilling ten minutes in all of cinema for me:






“Eric, Get away from her!”
“SO LONG LOVERBOY!”
“DON’T fool with ME, you little BRAT!”
“SO MUCH for TRUE LOVE!!!”

 

[ButterTart]

Oh Christ, why are all the legends snuffing it today?

 

[VoR]

The animation on The Little Mermaid never gets enough credit IMO. The way she genuinely looks like she might throw up when she gets IMPALED

 

[ButterTart]

The animation on The Little Mermaid never gets enough credit IMO. The way she genuinely looks like she might throw up when she gets IMPALED

Also one of the very few times a Disney villain dies in a way other than falling from a height.

 

[VoR]

Fun fact: Ariel is the very first Disney princess to (briefly) fight back against her oppressor rather than waiting for a handsome prince to save her.

“YOU! YOU MONSTER!”
*rips Ursula’s undersea weave*

 

[ButterTart]

Ursula was the first Disney character to give someone an on-screen erection.

 

[ButterTart]

Also one of the very few times a Disney villain dies in a way other than falling from a height.

Probably not the right forum but the best Disney villain death:

 

[VoR]

Questionable Disney associations, but this was fucking BRUTAL

 

[ButterTart]

The silhouette

 

[straightorbroken]

Her turn as Ursula was outstanding.

The poor unfortunate soles who think otherwise.

 

[Kratz]

You've got your LOOKS, your PRETTY FACE!

 

[Raining on Me]

Oh that's a sad one, 95 though and in her 60s when she did Ursula

Still the best Disney villain ever. Although I love that after all that all it took was to be impaled by a boat

 

[VoR]

It's a pretty gruesome way to go by Disney standards!

Widely known fun fact, the character was originally supposed to be voiced by Divine.

 

[jivafox]

At the age I was watching Freddy Krueger, Jason, Halloween, and all sorts of video nasties, I would still have to fast forward the scene where Ursula crashes the wedding