I'm sorry but every single person involved on both sides of the Brexit thing looks like the secondary, slightly rubbish antagonist from an unmade Disney film.
This bloke tried to turn a decrepit but homely tenement into apartments only to be foiled by a group of plucky dormice in an unmade film of 1987. 
'Verf and Junck' were the bungling henchmen in a European based remake of Home Alone in the late nineties.
'Mogg' was the villainous butler ultimately brought down by delusions of his own grandeur in a planned prequel to 'The Aristocats'.
The secondary villain in the straight to Disney Channel 'Spy Kids auf Berlin' planned for release over Thanksgiving weekend 2013 was to be known simply as 'Frau'.
This is a concept sketch for the aggressive Baboon King in the unmade 'Ape Chronicles' of 1976.
I know it's planned for release in 2021 but if this isn't the minor villain in Ratatouille 2 then I'll eat my culinary-rat-containing hat.
Shelved for plot similarities to '101 Dalmatians', the pitch for '121 Dachshunds' was to involve an imperious but incompetent woman waging an unsuccessful war on a gang of sausage dogs.
This is one of the more dispensable and whiny henchmen disposed of in the first fifteen minutes of a scrapped live action human version of 'Basil the Great Mouse Detective'.
'Davis' is the only name given to the moronic homeowner outwitted by a combined group of red and black ants in Disney/Pixar's unmade 'Insecticide'.
The proposed look settled on for the villain in Disney's 1986 attempt to produce a child friendly, 'mild peril' version of 'The Terminator'.
Disney's attempts to circumnavigate copyright issues by simply calling a 'Wind in the Willows' adaptation 'Toad' were ultimately abortive.
'Magic Gampy' was to be the lead antagonist in the deeply problematic stereotype-laden 1967 feature 'The Red Gang'.
And finally, of course, Lord Ham-Ham; intended as Donald Duck's arrogant, luxury shed-dwelling antagonist in the mid 1930s.
