The villainess who will stop at nothing to make a coat from Dalmatian fur, Cruella de Vil has been giving children ... with a skirt big enough to cover a car and featuring an astonishing 5,060 ...

Director Craig Gillespie's 101 Dalmatians ... wiring a town car. It's, of course, a coupé de ville. Chance puts Cruella behind the wheel, and she begins tearing down London streets like a bat ...

But he does point out some interesting facts about "101 Dalmatians" in this featurette. For instance, did you know that the look of Cruella De Vil was based on Tallulah Bankhead? Redefining the ...

Disney’s upcoming live-action film, “Cruella ... Likewise in the “101 Dalmatians” films, both the 1961 cartoon and 1996 live-action adaptation, de Vil’s car made its way down the ...

It's Estella's (Cruella) dream to go to Regent's Park in London. Regent's Park is the main setting of "101 Dalmatians ... de Vil. According to the film's production notes, the UK-based Dream Cars ...

101 Dalmatians ... to Cruella. While this certainly does seem possible, it isn’t an airtight theory. For one thing, while Cruella’s fashion empire is called the House of De Vil in both ...

And while she doesn’t (yet) act on this thought, she then wears a faux-Dalmatian cape at her punk rock rager across the street ... version of Cruella de Vil in 101 Dalmatians, we never learn ...

Still, the dalmatians are a minor part of de Vil’s origin story, so they didn’t have to go quite so hard in their few scenes. The film also reveals how Cruella chose her last name ...

From a calm socialite, she morphed into an unhinged puppy kidnapper and then a vindictive glamourpuss. Why don’t we hate her? By Sarah Bahr “The thing is, I was born brilliant,” Cruella de ...

or 101 Dalmatians II: Patch’s London Adventure (2003). In the book, it’s up to the dogs to decide what to do when it appears that everyone around them cannot be woken up. Cruella de Vil does ...