Not Ready for Rhyme Time: The 65th Anniversary of “The Truth About Mother Goose”
The stand-alone 1957 Disney short subject that was nominated for an Oscar.
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The Lady and the Tramp House
In the film, the house is an accurate representation of Queen Anne architecture that was the preferred fashion from the late 1800s.
Live Action Reference
For all the Disney animated feature films, the artists depended upon live action reference. Here’s the story on that.
The Animated Hans Conried
Over the years, Conried also lent his distinctive voice to numerous animated projects, phonograph records, commercials, and more.
The Problem with Pooh
Oh bother! The bear with very little brain through no fault of his own certainly seems to be troublesome for the Walt Disney Company.
Animator Breakdown: “Mickey’s Circus” (1936)
Come along to the big top with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck!
Part of a Balanced Breakfast
Disney’s connection with cereal products goes back to 1934. Here’s the story.
The Tinker Bell Movie Never Made
John Lasseter was reported to have seen a work-in-progress screening of the Tinker Bell film and told CEO Bob Iger that it was “virtually unwatchable”.
Tinker Bell Peanut Butter Commercials
As Disney historian Mindy Johnson wrote, “She became the pitch pixie for a wide range of sponsors’ products.
Yearbooks #6 – Touring with Mickey and Other Great Stuff
The finale of my Yearbooks series.
