Classic Disney movies are meant to portray the perfect happy ending - but the internet has other ideas. In fact, some of the most-loved characters from those films would apparently be a terrible date, after some serious investigations into their red flags. High up on the list was Clayton from Tarzan, who has 'zero respect for nature and animals', as well as Frozen's Prince Hans, who has been branded 'cold-hearted and just awful'. Savage. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter

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