Oliver & Company - Fagin and Sykes (Part 1)

Taken from 1996 VHS of "Oliver & Company."

[@MrDarksword123]

Sykes is definitely the most realistic disney villain.

[@piercelindenberg6842]

Agreed.

[@Johnlindsey289]

What about cruella

[@jazzykingjack2846]

Definitely

[@christophersanchez7731]

Besides Claude Frollo, but Skyes is the most modern realistic villain

[@Johnlindsey289]

What do you think of ratigan?

[@joshualowe959]

Sykes is one of the realest Disney villains because loan sharks & mafia crime bosses exist.

[@jade-coolcat-8439]

I guess

[@joshualowe959]

@@trevorspalding5386 why??

[@slashbash1347]

Well, so do greedy hunters, criminal masterminds, tyrannical rulers, and womanizers who won't take no for an answer.

[@Lord_KillerBee]

He's certainly one of the more "scary" Disney villains just from how realistic he is.

[@joshualowe959]

@@Lord_KillerBee same with Frollo, Shan Yu & Ratcliffe.

[@enminghee2926]

I appreciate how late as the 80s Disney allowed its characters to smoke. These days it doesn't even happen in Marvel.

[@tedflanc1024]

I just realized that out of all the 22 Marvel movies, I never witnesses a single character smoke cigars, cigarettes or pipes, not even any of the villains. It's like they were too kid-friendly and yet, they were all PG-13. I wonder why. Either way, I've been watchin this movie since I was 3 years old and the smoking bit never bothered me!!!

[@hkr0065]

@Tristan Weber Yeah, but Iron Man 1 was made before Disney took over the Marvel films.

[@slashbash1347]

Doesn't Tony Stark drink and sleep around?

[@patricioperez7323]

@@slashbash1347 he was literally a drunken idiot in iron man 2

[@TheTigerTamesHer]

@@patricioperez7323 that, frankly, is weirder then. They can be drunken idiots but still can’t smoke? Feels pretty sus

[@waynemacfarland1546]

The car completes the character. Sykes' custom-built, handcrafted limousine is most likely a 1970's Lincoln Continental Mark IV Town Car with a mix of Cadillac and Oldsmobile on the outside and a mix of GM and Chevy Monte Carlo on the inside. Imagine if Sykes travelled to Michigan, to the original Lincoln Motor Co. in Detroit just to commission building his car, picking black for stealth capability and a mini-statue of his two Dobermans for a hood ornament. Not to mention a car from this era was considered a sport car based on the 4WD feature and the force it took to drive it. Later on, Sykes is grinding gears chasing Fagin and his pals through the subway, breaking the handle off the gear shift, flooring the gas pedal all the way, and burning rubber off his tires. So badass!

[@phil955]

It's a Lincoln Continental, but not a Town car and a mix of a Mark IV and V, hence the small air outlets behind the wheels and the vertical rear lights. Other then that, spot on, i couldn't agree more. It's one of the meanest cars out there and is what makes Sykes such a memorable character. Without it, he'd just be another brute.

[@catloverkawaii1000]

I knooooow right?!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@simokoistinen276]

Possibly Lincoln Continental Mark IV (1976) Black Diamond edition + some other features from Cadillac and Chevy as like you said.

[@welcomeboi8991]

Considering he's a loan shark, he probably had someone in debt to him go travel to Michigan for him.

[@waynemacfarland1546]

@@welcomeboi8991 Yeah, and pick up his car and drive it back to NYC for him!

[@kennethbill6013]

This is a scary and hilarious scene. From Fagin panicking to Sykes looking at the literally falling apart trash given to him like "wtf is this shit"

[@ravenscarlettanis13]

Lol

[@TroublesomeSlateTruck]

1:34 Don’t I Make Myself CLEAR? (Fagin’s Squeaky Voice) Clear, Pretty Clear!!!!

[@jazzykingjack2846]

Lol

[@Hellbat_the_Destron]

As a kid I understood that Fagin's antics in this scene were meant to be funny, but it was never funny to me, it was disturbing and scary because I saw how helpless he was.

[@czzp77]

​@@Hellbat_the_Destronthat's the point actually.

[@wayneshasmith7924]

No mater how old I get this man will always scare me.

[@StephenLuke]

And his dogs to.

[@goldprime118]

@@StephenLuke not to mention that Cadillac of his

[@wesleynash2598]

It's like a cadillac a Lincoln and ford LTD mixture......still a badass car

[@goldprime118]

@@wesleynash2598 so I guess we call it.... The Ford clincoln el-continental LTD? And yes. That car is badass. Honestly looks more threatening than DeVille's car

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@@goldprime118 And he would even scare Cruella De Vil.

[@thaitemple1807]

Rest In Peace Dom DeLuise and Robert Loggia. Both of your voices as Fagin and Sykes will be missed.

[@piercelindenberg6842]

The mention of Robert Loggia made me think of the Family Guy cutaway.

[@TroublesomeSlateTruck]

1:02 Ohh No! Ohh No no no, I Did Grasp It, This Is How Grasp Looks. 1:06 Ayi He Aaaaaaaah!!!!! 😱 Ohh Ohh Ohh, Accident, Accident!!!!! 😫 Whoaaaaaa!!!!! 😱

[@DrasticFox2004]

@@TroublesomeSlateTruck 1:12 *Mister FAGIN!* >:(

[@alexhoule1824]

@@DrasticFox2004 Sorry

[@DrasticFox2004]

@@alexhoule1824 Now I lent you money, and I don’t see it. Do you know what happens when I don’t see my money, Fagin? *(rolls up window)* People get *hurt.* *(smokes a huge one)* People like *you, get hurt.* *(blows smoke in Fagin’s face)* Do I make myself, *CLEAR?!*

[@kayd2256]

0:45 he’s like, “I’m really gonna have to kill this sad sack of shit…” I like that attention to detail

[@NFS4LFE]

I loved this movie as a kid and love it more as an adult. I wish it were longer than an hour fifteen.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@@livingwithautism3789 I like this movie too. Dodger is my favorite character.

[@rstein926]

In my opinion Sykes is the human version of Carface of All dogs go to heaven

[@SailorMoonFriends]

Well both movies came out at the same time

[@christopherjordan6235]

@@SailorMoonFriends these movies came out one year aprat

[@ImamF0324]

but once Carface became Red's sidekick, he has become much clumsier than earlier.

[@returnoftheromans6726]

Yeah, that's right. 👍

[@antonioelaventurero9117]

More like Ratigan from The Great Mouse Detective. I mean his big, bulky frame and his grin with those sinister eyes........you can see the resemblance.

[@malario7854]

I always liked that this movie included a homeless person. They’re a very underrated demographic, extreme survivalist.

[@magatexan126]

Yes!! To me, Fagin was such a badass! A homeless guy living in an abandoned boat with a pack of stray dogs, who took down a ruthless mafia crime boss.

[@princesaceietia864]

Hola COMO estas en tu casa ir a ver com ele, mas não consegui falar contigo sobre o tema do que o

[@magatexan126]

@@laurencoley7056 I literally praised him? What exactly did I say that was not nice?

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@magatexan126 Yeah and I prefer this version of Fagin

[@magatexan126]

@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 agreed! He's a tough rough around the edges kind of guy who also has a big heart.

[@arthurchallat8530]

What made Sykes believable as a vilain even 34 years later is that....Guys like him exists in our world and they'd do the exact same persecutions.

[@Johnlindsey289]

He’s almost like the kind of bad guy Paul Kersey from death wish movies would take down

[@Hazbin_Hotel_1643]

They force homeless to do their work?

[@Freezer5min]

@@Hazbin_Hotel_1643 They take advantage of the poor economic situation of the people. They make them loans and then bleed them with interest. Fagin is a gambling addict (as can be seen at the end of the movie, betting on a fight), he asked Sykes for a loan and now he has to return what he asked for, plus interest, which is where Sykes takes the opportunity to demand an extra percentage and high profits.

[@78FullSizeBronco]

I don't know why Sykes loaned him money, how could he not know that he'd never get paid back? Unless he wanted to torture the poor man for sadistic pleasure is all I can think.

[@packisbetter90]

Idk loan shark or bookie I guess

[@saikoa2129]

@@packisbetter90 think a bookie.... in the final scene where they show up to his boat he's on the phone talm bout numbers.

[@thomashuffman3237]

According to a deleted scene, Fagin borrowed the money from Sykes to bet it in an illegal poker game.

[@patricioperez7323]

Loan sharks always loan money to the desperate, but if you screw them over your dead

[@FilmmakeroftheFuture]

@@thomashuffman3237 Interesting but not surprising knowing Fagin’s character. I would’ve wrote it as he needed the cash to take care of the dogs.

[@alphaw0lfenvt]

Literally one of the most real and scary Disney villains his voice and his mood is creepy and every time you see that car you know your either in debt or about to be sleeping with the fishes.

[@mrdasjo]

0:17 I always got anxious watching him walk along that slim space, knowing that he could drop at any second.

[@julkasteven8198]

Sykes Has to be one of the most underrated and the scariest Disney villains.

[@totterdell]

Sykes was a scary villain and Robert loggia was perfect casting

[@jwelch5742]

Marlon Brando was offered the role of Sykes by the head of the Walt Disney Company Michael Eisner himself. Brando, however, turned it down, fearing the movie would bomb.

[@johnnyzero8853]

Robert Loggia was indeed perfect. I think he played the role of Frank in Scarface

[@joshbarreras7255]

He has high physical strength how Sykes was

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@johnnyzero8853 Bet if Sykes were to get a voice actor I'd pick Ron Perlman the voice actor for Slade in Teen Titans and he really nailed it as Slade making him sound menacing. Ron Perlman is best Slade and he's also Mr Lancer from Danny Phantom too.

[@braedenbaker2880]

​@@johnnyzero8853 He was in Independence Day

[@imthinkinwacky2859]

You know, this feels less like a Disney movie and more like a Martin Scorsese film.

[@Johnlindsey289]

Or like a death wish movie

[@SailorMoonFriends]

Oliver and Company felt slightly different from most Disney movies due to it being to 80s like. It looks like a Ralph Bakshi movie.

[@Johnlindsey289]

Is great mouse detective no different?

[@czzp77]

Like a Scorsese film with PG rating.

[@Johnlindsey289]

What makes 101 Dalmatians or Fox and hound no different or rescuers films or hunchback? They are more grounded in reality. Disney isn’t just limited to fairy tale fantasy. They also did sci-fi like Atlantis and treasure planet. What is Disney essence?

[@fulsgarden6915]

Love how he is such a powerful character he hardly can't fir in the screen. He is mostly seen sitting in his car, behind his desk and fills every frame of it, because of his powerful built. The scenes where he is completly seen can't take a whole minute. :D

[@hankflitz7409]

I never understood until now, because I always saw this guy as a businessman. But then I realized that he’s a mobster.

[@misterhanley655]

The intro to Sykes' car is probably why i bought a Lincoln Mark when i could. Car's got presence.

[@90AMason]

Same here! I just got the fun of restoring mine now, which one did you get?

[@TheRealNTM]

I love the Yellow Smoke used to represent Sykes. Yellow represents Greed quite well, and it fits Sykes' greedy, money-hungry personality quite well. Could also be because I think of Yellow as a quite disgusting color, but that's a different story.

[@zackaryruhland5684]

R.I.P. Robert Loggia The voice of Bill Sykes. (1930-2015)

[@willrobinson3662]

Let's not forget about Dom DeLuise, Richard Mulligan and Roscoe Lee Browne (the voices of Fagin, Einstein and Francis). Those 3 American actors passed away as well.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

Zachary I think Kevin Michael Robinson would be a good choice for his new voice or Mark Hamill.

[@zachariahkelley5298]

I almost forgotten about sykes one of the greatest villains in disney

[@AmberSantana-is3dq]

This dark movie was amazing the characters were so well developed holy smokes beats anything new out now

[@Zoki4444]

I never saw this movie. I always thought Sykes had a deeper voice than this for some reason.

[@BalooVonBruinwaldXIII]

so did I

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@@BalooVonBruinwaldXIII If he returns who would be his new Voice Actor? Here's a few I can think of Ron Perlman Mark Hamill Kevin Michael Richardson and Eric Roberts and Jim Cummings and Jim Miller.

[@itriggerpeople4433]

@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 if he returns? Unless it's a prequel then it won't work because he was made into train track paste lol

[@j5689]

I used to think that was the coolest car ever, it's probably why I still want a Lincoln Continental Mark V to this day.

[@RandomRyan]

0:04 Footage of 8 year old me going to the principals office for the first time

[@captainmw8885]

Sykes is definitely one of those guys you don’t want to mess with!

[@Sokobansolver]

Really love the way they animated his car, particularly the hood ornament.

[@AmberSantana-is3dq]

What caught my eyes was everything i especially loved when Sykes beeped the car and fagin raised his hand and said I’ll be there give me a minute and the camera slightly panned with his movements his tone the soundtrack the way they mastered it was amazing

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

Factoid: Fagan, Sykes, Jenny, and Georgette were done by the same animator (Glenn Keane) done for characters such as Professor Ratigan, Ariel, the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, Tarzan, Long John Silver (Treasure Planet), and Rapunzel (Tangled).

[@JenamDrag0n]

The way Glen animated Sykes' face and hands, I definitely see that carried over into Silver's animation

[@Freezer5min]

Excellent and underrated Disney villain.

[@SPMask]

Dang, the choking, eyes blunging out and rasping voice, you don't get this kind of animation no more.

[@jacobmurphy797]

Why is that sykes would never be made for a disney villain nowadays?

[@DPS1194]

Ahh, nostalgia. I miss watching this.

[@EchoBoomer1987]

It’s great they make a gritty Disney villain and get an actor from Scarface to play him.

[@NintendoFanatic2001]

See how dark Disney animated movies were in the 80s

[@Johnlindsey289]

Great mouse detective too

[@ollsmz9887]

Sykes is way more scarier and cruel than Fat Tony

[@JacF6734]

I always love villains like Sykes and Cruella where their personalities are reflected in their customized vehicles

[@wesleynash2598]

When I was a kid I wanted this car....

[@90AMason]

So did I! Somehow this movie got me on the path to becoming a gear head

[@wesleynash2598]

@@90AMason it was definatly a badass car it resembeled either a lincoln Continental or a 70s LTD

[@90AMason]

@@wesleynash2598 I'd say you're right with it being based on Lincolns. It's got elements of the Mk 3,4, and 5 in it

[@wesleynash2598]

Knew a guy at the dealership had a 69 mark 3 2 door black white vinyl top white interior 460 big block wire spoke wheels white walls.....it reminded me of sykes car very much

[@Gemini053]

@@wesleynash2598 I always thought it was a 67 Chevy Imapla

[@frikixu568]

I loved this movie as a kid (still do) but I don't know how I never realised this man was threatning the other poor mans life at this scene

[@christopherjordan6235]

That's because he's a loan shark

[@mrandrossguy9871]

0:08 That CGI mixed with Hand drawn Animation !

[@strangerthingshorrorfanbas6977]

Sykes is a really terrifying villain.

[@czzp77]

was*

[@duallyentertainment3005]

This is like a cross between a 1978 Cadillac Eldorado and a 1978 Lincoln Continental.

[@user-nj3jm5xi4o]

I think the same, mate. But in my opinion, it's looks like more a Lincoln Continental mark IV 1974, because of some details. Like large monumental radiation grill, headlights, hiding behind the vacuum shields and imitation of spear wheel on the luggage door.

[@reddlive_95]

0:45 to 0:52 me after listening to a mumble rap song that my friend wanted me to hear because he thought the song was fire 🤦‍♂️

[@jazzykingjack2846]

Me after I see or meet a troll in a server in roblox and I see in that chat that I'm not the only one who has to deal with a mess as soon as I come into said server.

[@haylestormable]

Not gonna lie I didn't know Fagin had a name until I rewatched the movie earlier this year, only saw it once or twice as a kid

[@Tony_Sopra]

I remember when I was a kid Sykes always use to remind me of my granddad, especially with the glasses and the cigar, but then knowing that Sykes was based on Mafia Bosses it explained why he looked like my granddad because of the Italian look on him

[@AdrianFahrenheitTepes]

He was based on Bill Sykes from Oliver Twist.

[@emeraldphoenix5868]

Just imagine this movie being in Kingdom Hearts.

[@jazzykingjack2846]

Dude I can imagine sora Donald and goofy meeting Bill Sykes in a make or break deal with an underling from his mafia about what to expect at the deal while in his car in a dark new York alley. Then rosco and Desoto see the three and a keyblade in soras hand which they have no idea what it is but Sykes finishes his meet with said underling and desides to keep an eye on them. Then later on the three get to meet not only dodger and his friends but also Oliver, rosco and Desoto and Bill with faigen (sorry if I spelled it wrong) and Bill get his chance to see the three from before. Bill also takes a mental note on the trio in front of his car while talking to faigen. The three smell Sykes' cigar from where they're standing and cough a little. Donald takes a really good look at Sykes car and he notices that it could be alive in its own right. The trio look at the ornament on top of the grill. Bill still takes mental notes of their movements and what the do while dealing with faigen at the same time. He notices the three coming closer to the ornament and looking at it. He gives a small smirk with a cigar hanging off his lip. He finally says to faigen "who are those three with ya faigen? The have good taste." To this faigen replys with "friends of mine that I just met Sykes. Uh hehe I was out shopping when I ran into them. But I can get you your money I promise Sykes please." Sykes looking at the trio says calmly to faigen "fine faigen I'll give you three days to get the money. Three days no more no less got it." He then honks his horn to call rosco and Desoto back to which faigen falls into the water below the peir. While sora Donald and goofy just jump back as the horn sounds off. Sykes then says while rolling down his window "hey! You three come here. I see you like my car. Beautiful isn't it from front to back I know I wouldn't trade it for anything." The three of them just shake their heads at Sykes and not saying a word. Sykes then says "I'm sure we'll meet each other again soon enough for now though enjoy what you see." *honks horn two times, then shortly three*

[@emeraldphoenix5868]

@@jazzykingjack2846 👍

[@DrasticFox2004]

It’s VERY hard for me to believe that the person voicing Bill Sykes in this, also played *Frank Lopez in Scarface, another mafia flick.*

[@bobbyphilippou7551]

When I was younger I didn't understand what Stykes was saying but now that I'm older he is one of the scariest Disney villains.

[@MorganKing95]

Sykes' car feels more alive than any character from the "Cars" franchise, and Sykes himself is way more realistic, and thus generally more intimidating, than most Disney villains

[@jamalselesi182]

R.I.P. Robert Loggia and Dom DeLuise

[@willrobinson3662]

Don't forget, Richard Mulligan and Roscoe Lee Browne (the voices of Einstein and Francis). The two of them passed away as well.

[@randomcommenter1433]

Sykes is like Carface from All Dogs go to Heaven. Both are portrayed as criminal businessmen who smoke large cigars and kidnap innocent little girls (Jenny and Anne-Marie) from the main protagonists (Oliver and Charlie). The only difference is that Carface actually succeeded in killing the protagonist before being brought back to life.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

Random I like that movie and if we get another one Vincent's voice actor Nick Nolte should be Carface's second new voice actor.

[@emilydawson2553]

Skykes looks like Clayton from Tarzan.

[@SailorMoonFriends]

He more looks like Commander Lyle Tiberius Rourke from Atlantis: The Lost Empire.

[@williamk7517]

Omg YES HE DOES!!!!!

[@joshbarreras7255]

Due to Live-Action Cast John C Reilly as Fagin Liam Neeson as Sykes

[@SailorMoonFriends]

This scene is starting to drive me crazy because of how much money Fagin borrowed from Sykes, and why he borrowed it from him in the first place.

[@BlackIce3190]

He borrowed it to play a high-stakes poker game…and he lost.

[@AmberSantana-is3dq]

The way they mastered this was absolutely incredible the music was also amazing

[@PhoenixRising87]

Sykes always creeped me out, and I didn't see this movie until I was a teenager (it came out when I was a baby). He's kind of creepier now because he's voiced by an actor who's currently dead (which adds the ghost factor).

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

are we ignoring the fact that Sykes is left handed?

[@danfox6437]

@Gannon Shields I keep telling her that! She won't listen! Here's what I think (and I've told this to other people as well). You see, I don't believe this "Emily Casas" is even human. She's a parrot. A _real_ one! I just never thought it possible for a parrot to use a computer. The only logical explanation I can think of is that her owner somehow trained her to type with her feet or her beak. As talented a trainer as this person sounds, he/she obviously didn't consider the fact that their pet parrot would keep copying everyone's KZbin comments and annoy everyone to death. Whoever Emily's owner is, that person made one huge mistake! (sigh) Man, are we in trouble now!

[@ryancentnarowicz]

Are we also ignoring the fact Sykes is smoking a Cigar in a kids movie?

[@kirkengstrom917]

It was the 80s, not to mention he’s the villain.

[@patricioperez7323]

I’m left handed

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

@@kirkengstrom917 ah, the 80s when homeless people were put on movies, and they thought they were cool.

[@packisbetter90]

Damn Sykes is a complete bad ass

[@ultragoku5391]

Emily Casas why are you copying everyone

[@kichiwas-hargan4775]

And a monster.

[@waynemacfarland1546]

Not gonna lie. The car is the perfect representation of the villain.

[@jazzykingjack2846]

True that my friend and his car has a real life counterpart, that being the Lincoln Continental Mk V 1979 model with the opera windows in the back this movie made a lot of gear heads myself included 😅

[@Superdeath25]

I was today years old when I realized Sykes and Admiral Petrarch have the same voice actor

[@jessiebeck8891]

According to the Disney Wiki page, Fagin lost all that money he lent from Bill Sykes at some poker tournament.

[@joegover9452]

I thought it was betting on a wrestling match, like we see at the end of the film.

[@breck6520]

When I discovered Sykes is also Feech La Manna from the Sopronos I felt a few of my oldest most decrepit brain cells go “ohhhhhhhhh”

[@nocturnalcove9736]

Skye's is basically what Ratigan would look like as a human.

[@jigimon6674]

Mr. Sykes creeped me out as a kid.

[@triptheroad]

There seems to be a continuity error where the fender mount spotlight becomes the side view mirror. Must have rendered it one way and hand drawn it another and it was too expensive to re-render

[@stephvandykeozzy]

"This is how I grasp, look." LOL!

[@michaellittlepage4314]

Don't you know An American Tail Human Style is having Fagin doing the role of Tiger

[@joyfulautisticjesusfreak1997]

Sykes really scared me when I was a kid. Back then, I did not know what loan sharks were. In real life, this has to stop!

[@la.traviiesa6915]

It’s my first time watching this movie & it was great but the part I didn’t get was why does he need to give him money??

[@AmberSantana-is3dq]

Because he borrowed money to place a bet and lost it all it was said by the directors in the original script the story behind this movie is unique in itself

[@Brand-pn5yz]

Dom also voiced: Itchy from all dogs go to heaven Jeremy from secret of nimh Tiger from an american tail

[@SailorMoonFriends]

Also Stanley from A Troll In Central Park, and Koosy from Dexter's Laboratory.

[@adamasagitprop]

This is an average November evening at the docks in NYC

[@nickkohlhafer7714]

I Love His Black Car!!!

[@christopheradams7736]

How the heck that wooden port is holding that cars weight astounds me.

[@davidneshinapaise2467]

Me and my siblings lol.... when I lend them money and they hold out on me... boy oh boy oh boy....

[@WULDORI]

You might see some similarities between Sykes, Ratigan and Treasure Planet’s John Silver. That’s because they were all animated by the same guy.

[@AmberSantana-is3dq]

He is one hell of a animators

[@SailorMoonFriends]

He also looks like Clayton from Tarzan, and Commander Rourke from Atlantis.

[@michaelhodges5684]

Fagin and Sykes are hilarious 😂🤣😅this is super funny

[@benhughes3394]

0:57 LOL!! I thought Sykes said crisp but he said grasp.

[@Stormkrow280]

I know this is semi based on Oliver Twist and i’m really glad there isn’t a Nancy analog in this movie.

[@ravenscarlettanis13]

On that bombshell, I did an OC for this film, and funny you should say that, she’s kinda Nancy. Something is wrong with me, I’m sure of it.

[@Mobythemerpup1515]

0:07 Possibly the best view of the car I’ve ever seen, Anyway, I’m working on a 1 foot long hood ornament. The prototype is only 11.7 inches or about the length of the typical A4 paper also it’s all for Dolly Dane Dalmatian.

[@Mobythemerpup1515]

Ok I ran some calculations on Oliver and Company specifically on how much cold money Fagan owed Sykes $22,000 was landed to Fagan for poker but then lost everything and with a 100% interest rate per week according to one guy he had to deal with a loan shark for four years & If this is true for Fagan, then this happened in 1984 long story short Fagan owed him $4.576 million no wonder why Sykes was desperate enough to drive his car into a subway and kidnap a young child Jenny.

[@Mobythemerpup1515]

Also Bedford I don’t think you grasp the severity of the situation that you’ve put me in. 0:56

[@freddybonilla2472]

A villain who smokes his cigar And drives a fancy car And has two Doberman dogs Also a homeless man owes him money

[@nightwolf883]

Scary villain but that’s a sweet Lincoln continental

[@greynolds17]

I bought a continental mark V because of sykes' car. I thought it was the coolest car in any Disney movie when I was a kid

[@zachariahkelley5298]

I laugh so hard I couldn't breath on 1:38 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@slickt8128]

never make deals with criminals

[@shackal2584]

If Michael Corleone played in a Disney cartoon

[@BJ-zd2or]

I might be stretching this, as when this film was made as it was based on a oliver and twist film. I do sense the Ragon and Thatcher on a subverting way, neoliberalism (That was prominent then.) where the homeless man is an underdog in the view of the mass sociaty, even more so in the 80s of social class struggle. Very intimidating from the person in the car. For a disney film very well illustrated between two classes of people. Even the car and camera moving hearing the noise, lights and electrics makes it eary of the situation. I havent watched this in years. But as time has gone on you do see something of it. The villian is just unsettling. And homeless man I really liked and a nice soul in a soulless place just about money and status.

[@Bennyboy1985]

If they ever made a live-action version of Oliver & Company (with the dogs/ cats replaced by homeless kids and Oliver as a ginger-headed orphan) I would LOVE to see them cast Eugene Levy as Sykes. Tell me you can’t picture him grabbing Daniel Stern/ Rob Schneider (as Fagan) by the collar and saying “Three days, Fagan. Three. I want my money, or else someone like you might get hurt”. Then blowing a big puff of cigar smoke in his face. Levy would be a genuine badass in that role.

[@Johnlindsey289]

When I saw this in theaters three times when it first came out when I was six in 88, first time I saw him I thought he looked like Clarence boddicker from Robocop

[@samhassoup2004]

They say your favorite Disney villain awakened your kink.

[@ravenscarlettanis13]

Lol what?!!!!

[@jazzykingjack2846]

I definitely became a gearhead whenever I saw Sykes car on screen. It always stole the show even though it would be hidden in the dark or shadows.

[@pathendlem]

I always thought it super disturbing as a kid as Sykes is rolling his window up to choke fagin and the wheezing sound he makes

[@agreeableWitch]

UR RIGHT! NO ONE ELSE IS SAYING IT BUT YOURE RIGHT !

[@icefire2104]

I didn’t expect Roman Bellic became a hobo.

[@nickwerner7983]

0:28 Marlon Brando was supposed to voice Sykes.

[@michaelhodges5684]

I love Sykes car 🚗

[@jwelch5742]

Marlon Brando was offered the role of Sykes by the head of the Walt Disney Company Michael Eisner himself. Brando, however, turned it down, fearing the movie would bomb. Although it is stated in the film that Fagin owes money to Sykes, it is never said what the exact amount was or when Fagin borrowed the money. However an earlier version of the script, Fagin borrowed money from Sykes to bet in an illegal poker tournament, possibly to help cover living costs, before losing all of it. If we were to assume this was the same case in the movie, Fagin may have been able to convince Sykes that he would get his money back once he got his winnings.

[@joshualowe959]

Sykes is a loan shark. Are loan sharks part of the IRS??

[@kajaymajay8233]

1:36 Fagin Wheezing

[@ImamF0324]

Bill Sykes = middled-aged Lex Luthor

[@youshallbenuked7024]

I agree

[@totterdell]

I even think Sykes is a better villain and scarier villain than Cruella De Vil and Roberts voice for his character was perfect

[@ricardodasilvabernardo5282]

Sykes suck

[@kichiwas-hargan4775]

@@ricardodasilvabernardo5282 Um, why do you say that lol? And I never watched this movie as a kid, so......

[@ethanritter9090]

disney should keep making their movies like this.