Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World - Trivia, Questions and Fun Facts

[discussimdb]

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[tammy]

Pocahontas and her bodyguard, Uttamatomakkin were never imprisoned at the Tower of London. In real life, she visited George Percy's brother, Henry Percy, the Ninth Earl of Northumberland at that place and he mended her earrings for her.

[duane]

The real John Rolfe did not have a female housekeeper at all. His mother and siblings resided in Heacham. After Pocahontas died, John gave his son Thomas to Sir Lewis Stukeley who later transferred the wardship to John's brother, Henry Rolfe.

[terry]

The actor who portrays the voice of John Smith in this film is Donal Gibson, the younger brother of Mel Gibson, who did the voice of John Smith in the first movie.

[jim]

In real life, John Rolfe met Pocahontas during her captivity under Sir Thomas Dale and conversion to Christianity through Reverend Alexander Whitaker in July of 1613, in the settlement of Henricus. In this animated film, he meets Pocahontas near the colony of Jamestown mistaking her for the Chief which really happens to be her father.

[albert]

Loosely based upon the real-life Pocahontas' trip to England.

[violet]

A woman can be seen dressed like Snow White while she and other women approach John Smith.

[norma]

Pocahontas and Nakoma in this film wear boots due to wintry weather. Pocahontas wears moccasins during her visit in London. She and Nakoma were both barefoot in the first film.

[wallace]

Most of the bear sounds are real, but one loud sound during the "bear baiting" sequence was actually an elephant.

[veronica]

Mrs. Potts the teapot from Beauty and the Beast can be seen on the tea tray during the tea scene when Pocahontas arrives in England.

[elmer]

Russell Means who voices Chief Powhatan in both the first animated film and this animated film later performed as Billy Twofeathers in Thomas and the Magic Railroad (2000). That role was originally performed by Canadian Metis actor Tom Jackson on Shining Time Station (1989).

[charlie]

In real life, John Rolfe came to America in 1610 to give the English settlers tobacco in Virginia by making a tobacco plantation after he lost his first wife, Sarah Hacker, in Bermuda. In this film, Rolfe is sent to Virginia by King James and Queen Anne to accompany Chief Powhatan to London.