The 75th Anniversary of Disney’s “Alice in Wonderland”
Years before his 1951 animated feature adaptation, Walt had found inspiration from the stories, as far back as 1923.
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The 85th Anniversary of Disney’s “The Reluctant Dragon”
This feature was made to show the backstage life of animated cartoons. P.S. Any resemblance to a regular motion picture is purely coincidental.
Morty and Ferdie: Disney’s “Other” Nephews
Morty and Ferdie are not defined by a single debut, but by a prolonged process where the characters were constructed, obfuscated, and re-established.
“Snow White” in Nazi Germany
Have you ever wondered about how Walt Disney’s animated classic was brought to Germany?
The Disney Studio During WWII: “Donald Duck Joins Up” by Richard Shale
It’s Memorial Day in the United States as we pause to remember those who have lost their lives in the armed services and reflect upon the sacrifices they made.
The 60th Anniversary of “Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree”
The film that began a long-standing relationship between A.A. Milne’s characters and Disney – a relationship that continues to this day.
The Reactions of Many to Disney’s “The Skeleton Dance” (1929)
Steamboat Willie may have propelled Disney into a leading figure – but Skeleton Dance was equally significant.
The 85th Anniversary of “Fantasia”
It’s hard to believe there was a time when the film was considered a bitter disappointment.
“Another Chance” (1945, Walt Disney Productions)
I’m back with a simple film this week, explaining to the United States troops how the United Nations works.
“The Reluctant Dragon” – Part 4
In this post I’ll be covering the recordings of the title song.
