Disney characters you probably didn't know were voiced by the same actor

Lady Tremaine from "Cinderella" and Maleficent ("Sleeping Beauty") were both voiced by Audley. "Cinderella" was one of Audley's first roles before she played Eunice Douglas on "Green Acres."

If you've been to Disney World or Disneyland, Audley also voiced Madame Leota on the Haunted Mansion ride.

Those are just a handful of the many animated roles the versatile Jim Cummings has voiced over the years. You may also recognize him as Ray from "The Princess and the Frog," Razoul in "Aladdin," Goofy's neighbor Pete, and Hondo Ohnaka in "The Clone Wars" animated series.

Most impressive is how seamlessly Cummings can slip from one role into another. You can see Cummings go from character to character using Darkwing Duck's famous catchphrase, "Let's Get Dangerous," here.

"M*A*S*H" star David Ogden Stiers is also the narrator in "Beauty and the Beast" and Jumba in "Lilo & Stitch."

Jason Marsden has voiced a lot of characters you may be familiar with ranging from Mungo on "Tarzan" and Haku in "Spirited Away" to Kid Flash on DC's animated "Young Justice" series.

Frollo from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and Monsieur D'Arque ("Beauty and the Beast"), who attempts to take Belle's father to an asylum, are both voiced by Tony Jay. Jay also voiced Shere Khan on the "Talespin" TV series.

John Fielder has been voicing Piglet since the late '60s. Before he died in 2005, he lent his voice to the small, but memorable role in "The Emperor's New Groove." If you can't place the character, he's the one who throws off the Emperor's groove and then warns Pacha not to do the same. You can watch the moment here.

John Goodman voices the lovable monster who helps get Boo home safely and the man who helps Emperor Kuzco open his heart to his community.

Before Cummings, Sterling Holloway was the original voice of Winnie the Pooh on "The Magical World of Disney" and in 1977's "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh."

Among the many characters that Ratzenberger has voiced are Hamm ("Toy Story"), the Underminer ("The Incredibles"), Mack ("Cars"), and the Yeti in "Monsters, Inc." You can see many of his roles here.

Alan Tudyk is quickly becoming a man of many voices in Disney Animation. In addition to voicing characters in "Zootopia" and "Frozen," you may also recognize him as the voice of KnowsMore in "Wreck-It Ralph 2" and Heihei in "Moana." He's also K-2SO in "Rogue One."

Outside of Disney, Tudyk voices several characters, including the Joker, on DC Universe's "Harley Quinn" animated series.

Between both movies, Phil Harris brought Thomas O'Malley, the alley cat, to life in "The Aristocats."

Martha Wentworth voiced a few characters in "101 Dalmatians," including Lucy the Goose and Queenie the cow.

Pat Buttram also voiced Napoleon in "The Aristocats."

More recently, Beaumont voiced Kairi's grandmother in one of Disney's "Kingdom Hearts" video games. Her voice was also used for Alice and Wendy in the franchise's first game.

Barbara Luddy voiced the spunky Merryweather in "Sleeping Beauty" and Lady from "Lady and the Tramp." She most recently voiced Kanga in 2011 for the "Mini Adventures of Winnie the Pooh."

Those aren't the only Disney roles Felton performed. She was also the voice of both Flora and Queen Leah in "Sleeping Beauty" and an elephant in "The Jungle Book."

Thompson also voiced the Dodo in "Alice in Wonderland," some of the pirates in "Peter Pan," King Hubert in "Sleeping Beauty," and was drunken Uncle Waldo in "The Aristocats."