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Pocahontas (character)

Pocahontas is the titular protagonist of Walt Disney Animation Studios' 1995 film Pocahontas.

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Occupation
Ambassador to British Empire Peacekeeper Maize cultivator (formerly)
Affiliation
Disney Princesses
Based on
Pocahontas
Created by
Carl Binder · Susannah Grant · Philip LaZebnik
Family
Chief Powhatan (father) Nonoma Winanuske Matatiske (mother)
First appearance
Pocahontas (1995)

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Pocahontas (character)

Nodes89
Edges88
Triples14
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022472
Components1

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Pocahontas (character)

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Created by · 3
Pocahontas (character) → Carl Binder, Philip LaZebnik, Susannah Grant
Affiliation · 1
Pocahontas (character) → Disney Princesses
Based on · 1
Pocahontas (character) → Pocahontas
Family · 1
Pocahontas (character) → Chief Powhatan (father) Nonoma Winanuske Matatiske (mother)
First appearance · 1
Pocahontas (character) → Pocahontas (1995)
Nationality · 1
Pocahontas (character) → Powhatan Confederacy Native American
Occupation · 1
Pocahontas (character) → Ambassador to British Empire Peacekeeper Maize cultivator (formerly)
Origin · 1
Pocahontas (character) → Tsenacommacah
Significant others · 1
Pocahontas (character) → Kocoum John Smith John Rolfe
Voiced by · 1
Pocahontas (character) → Irene Bedard (speaking voice) Judy Kuhn (singing voice)

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pocahontas disney character john film smith native american also keane first powhatan one bedard would princess pocahontas' voice based upon

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Pocahontas (character)AffiliationDisney Princesses1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)Based onPocahontas1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)Created byCarl Binder1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)Created bySusannah Grant1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)Created byPhilip LaZebnik1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)FamilyChief Powhatan (father) Nonoma Winanuske Matatiske (mother)1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)First appearancePocahontas (1995)1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)NationalityPowhatan Confederacy Native American1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)OccupationAmbassador to British Empire Peacekeeper Maize cultivator (formerly)1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)OriginTsenacommacah1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)Significant othersKocoum John Smith John Rolfe1.00infobox
Pocahontas (character)Voiced byIrene Bedard (speaking voice) Judy Kuhn (singing voice)1.00infobox

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