Eddie Murphy may grab top billing in Dr Dolittle 2, but he's basically playing second fiddle to a bunch of wisecracking animals. Take our quiz on creature features old and new and discover if you're man or mouse (and, on this occasion, mouse is better).

		What animals embarked on The Incredible Journey?
			Three blind mice
			A horse, a mule and a Shetland pony
			Two dogs and a cat
			A lizard, a rhinoceros and an ill-tempered caterpillar
		Which movie star found himself playing second-fiddle to a chimp in the comedy Bedtime for Bonzo?
			Robert De Niro
			Clint Eastwood
			Ronald Reagan
			Jerry Lewis
		What song do Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn sing to lure back the runaway leopard in Bringing Up Baby?
			Baby Face
			Baby Come Back
			I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby
			Hit Me Baby One More Time
		How many ingredients were used to create the pig hero of Babe?
			48 pigs plus an animatronic double
			Seven pigs plus a mechanised pig head
			15 pigs plus a computer-generated "virtual pig"
			One pig plus a midget in a pig costume
		Who was Laughing Gravy in the film of the same name?
			A tell-tale parrot who breaks up a marriage between Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney
			A surly warthog who has swallowed a government microchip
			A mischievous baboon who vandalises a swish hotel
			A stray dog who is sheltered by a kindly Laurel and Hardy
		Why did Steven Spielberg refer to the killer shark as "Bruce" throughout the making of Jaws?
			Bruce is an abbreviation of the Latin term for shark: Bruci Cartilegus
			The director was a big fan of Bruce Springsteen
			Bruce had been the name of his childhood goldfish
			Bruce was the name of Spielberg's lawyer
		Which famous female singer croons an ode to a stray mutt in Disney's Lady and the Tramp?
			Billie Holliday
			Nina Simone
			Peggy Lee
			Ethel Merman
		Which of these animals has Elizabeth Taylor NOT played opposite?
			A horse (in National Velvet)
			A dog (in Lassie Come Home)
			A duck-billed platypus (in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf)
			An asp (in Cleopatra)
		Which star of a beloved children's film later said of their animal co-star: "It was always biting me - it was a nasty, mean-minded creature"?
			Hayley Mills, on the cat in That Darn Cat!
			Roddy McDowell, on the horse in My Friend Flicka
			Jim Dale, on the dog in Digby - the Biggest Dog in the World
			Michael Madsen, on the whale in Free Willy
		What makes Robert Bresson's Au Hasard Balthazar a very different breed of creature feature?
			Its hero is a bat whose (blind) experiences are represented by a pitch-black screen and a quadrophonic speaker system
			Its hero is a donkey who symbolises Jesus Christ
			Its hero is a mayfly whose 12-hour life-span plays out in real time
			Its hero is a bluebottle who observes a family crisis from the living-room wall