The Three Caballeros (1944)

Frank Graham: Narrator

Quotes 

• [Pablo the penguin has fulfilled his dream of moving to a warmer, more tropical climate] 

  Prof. Holloway : And so, as the warm, tropical sun sinks slowly in the west, we leave little Pablo, a bird in paradise, a picture of health in his new coat of tan. He should be the happiest penguin in the world.

  [Pablo looks at some photographs of penguins back at the South Pole] 

  Prof. Holloway : Only, sometimes he gets to thinking...

  Narrator : [laughs]  Never satisfied. Well, that's human nature for you, even if you're a penguin.

  Donald Duck : You're absolutely right.

• Narrator : What a time two toucans have making love. When they're beak-to-beak, they can't get cheek-to-cheek, because when one toucan turns his head, only one toucan can.

• [Donald is about to watch a movie on rare birds, one of his birthday presents] 

  Narrator : [on movie]  Aves raras.

  Donald Duck : ¿Aves raras?

  Narrator : Si, señor. That means "strange birds".

  Donald Duck : Oh, sure, sure! I know! Birds!

  [he forms his hands together and flaps them like the wings of a bird] 

  Narrator : Yes, amigo, your feathered cousins. You know, Donald, you have more relatives here than there are coffee beans in Brazil.

• Narrator : By the way, amigo, did you know that some birds are skilled craftsmen?

  Donald Duck : Uh-uh, is that so?

  Narrator : [during footage of a Marrequito building a nest, by piling up sticks and twigs on top of each other]  Yes, quite a builder is the little Marrequito.

  [the Aracuan bird watches] 

  Narrator : His nest may look haphazard in design, ah, but every single stick and straw...

  [the Aracuan gives the Marrequito one last twig] 

  Narrator : ... is scientifically placed to withstand the stress and strain of...

  [the Marrequito places this twig on the pile, but the nest then collapses] 

  Narrator : ... well, almost anything.