John Rhys-Davies credited as playing...
Woolie Mammoth
- Danny: Look, if you're going to accept what they think of you, then you can leave. I almost did.
- Cranston: Well, you should have. Life here for animals is the pits. We're always playing the scapegoat.
- Woolie Mammoth: Quickly forgotten.
- Frances: Working for scale.
- Danny: Then why are you still here? Because you can't get over that feeling, can you? That feeling you get when... when you two dance together. When you play. When you sing. They cursed you, humilliated you, even slammed the door on your face, but they haven't made you forget. Have they?
- Woolie Mammoth: Did you know the peanut is not a nut at all? And not a pea, for that matter. It's rather odd that we call it a nut because it isn't a nut, you see. It's actually a member of the legume family. How about pea-legume? No, that doesn't make any sense, either. But whatever it is, it makes a splendid tea.
- Danny: But I thought Hollywood was always looking for new talent.
- Woolie Mammoth: Ah, ah, talented *people*, not animals.
- [sighs]
- Woolie Mammoth: You see, the spotlight will never be on fellows like you and me, and it's foolish to think otherwise, Danny.
- Woolie Mammoth: [after Pudge lands on the piano keys] That's it! B-flat. You have a natural rear for music, little fellow.