Bechdel Test Movie List

Aunt Sarah and Darling never speak. If you can count Lady and Peg for female presence, they talk to each other.

Lady and Peg talk to each other about Lady's license, not just Tramp.

Peg explains to Lady that her license is flashy. Lady asks her what's wrong with it, and Peg says that there's nothing wrong with it, but that it's her ticket out of the pound.

Lady and Darling clearly "speak" to each other when Lady wants a walk/to play and Darling would rather finish her knitting... maybe not in English, but definitely not about a man/men.

Besides the conversation between Peg and Lady about Lady's license, Si and Am are females and talk about causing mischief and eating things they shouldn't. Their gender wasn't explicitely stated in the film, but they were voiced by Peggy Lee and were referred to as female by Lady in the storyboards.

This one passes. "Darling" is a woman and she speaks with "Lady" throughout the film about a lot of things, though this is dog-human interaction.

"Aunt Sara" is a woman and she interacts with Lady throughout the middle of the film. Again dog-human.

"Darling" and "Aunt Sara" interact several times: when Sara arrives to babysit, as well as at the end of the film (when they find a rat). There is also a lot of reference to interactions between these two characters throughout.

"Lady" interacts with "Peg" in the pound and though much of the conversation is about a man, it is also about whether Lady can get out of the pound because of her collar.

The movie passes 3 tests.

Lady and Peggy (they are not "women" but they are feminine characters, which is the same to me) talks about Lady's collar.

all evidence seems to point to this passing, impressive for a film from that era.

Just another comment agreeing with the others that this one should pass, at the very least because of Peg and Lady's interactions.

I agree with the rating. Even if Peg answers Lady's question about her license, Lady's question was directed at Boris, not Peg.