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Legendary tap dancer Savion Glover provided the motion capture for Mumble’s dances in Happy Feet (2006), making him the real talent behind that fancy footwork. To prepare, dancers attended “Penguin School,” where they learned penguin-like movements and even wore beak-shaped headgear to perfect their posture and motion.

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