D.B. Sweeney

D.B.: (On his part in the movie Dinosaur) When I initially got involved with the project, I had just asked my agent to get me into any Disney animated movie. I didn't expect to be given the main role in the biggest movie Disney has ever done. I would have been very happy to be the third horse on the right in whatever movie they were doing. So it was all bonus for me to find out what an elaborate production it was and what a great character I got to play. Plus, it is really fun to know that you're a friend to all these kids for a long time and I have a couple of young nieces who I knew would be excited if they could say I was the voice to one of the dinosaurs. In a way you're immortalized to young people.

D.B.: I really enjoyed the character, Chance Harper, but the head writer wasn't very experienced. It's such a hard world to compete in, so as a result if one person isn't focused it filters on down, and the cast and crew suffers. We did some really good episodes, but the writing just wasn't there. I really liked that character.

D.B.: (Answering the question what does DB stand for) When I'm on the golf course it's a Double Bogey. In England it's Dangerous Bloke. My mom and dad think it's Daniel Bernard. There are several other unprintable versions of it.