Telegraph:

Disney has been praised for breaking down barriers by featuring its first black princess in the film The Princess and The Frog. Oona King, who was Gordon Brown's senior policy adviser on equalities and diversity, is not satisfied, however.

"You never see disabled people," the former Labour MP complained to Mandrake at a screening at the Mayfair Hotel in London. "When are you going to see a Disney film with a disabled character in the lead role? Tell me that."

Yes. I think "Beauty and the Beast" would have been so much better if Belle had been confined to an electric wheelchair. And, um, doesn't "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" count? Or wasn't he handicapped enough?

Probably hard to set a believable action/fantasy film in the middle ages with a quadriplegic hero.