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	EZGeography - Walt Disney
		Walt Disney began hosting a weekly anthology series on ABC named Disneyland after the park, where he showed clips of past Disney productions, gave tours of his studio, and familiarized the public with Disneyland as it was being constructed in Anaheim, California.
		Walt Disney World is the a popular destination for vacations by tourists worldwide, and Tokyo Disneyland is the most visited theme park in the world (it's sister park Tokyo Disneysea is the second).
		Disney devoted substantial time in his later years funding The California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), which was formed in 1961 through a merger of the Los Angeles Conservatory of Music and the Chouinard Art Institute, which had helped in the training of the animation staff during the 1930s.
	www.ezgeography.com /encyclopedia/Walt_Disney (4108 words)

	Walt Disney - TvWiki, the free encyclopedia
		Disney was born in Chicago, Illinois to Elias Disney and the former Flora Call.
		Walt Disney Parks and Resorts are renowned over the world for their attentions to detail, hygiene and standards, all set by Walt Disney at Disneyland.
		Walt did not ever want to lose control of the railroad to the financial backers of Disneyland and so placed the steam train and monorail attractions into a free-standing company called "RETLAW" (which is "Walter" spelled backwards), of which he and his wife were sole owners.
	www.tvwiki.tv /wiki/Walt_Disney (4875 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters: John Grant: Books: Grant John (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Disney Dossiers: Files of Character from the Walt Disney Studios by Jeff Kurtti
		The Mouse That Roared: Disney and the End of Innocence (Culture & Education) by Henry A. Giroux
		Each feature has several sections devoted to it; a credit list, a plot synopsis, a review that looks at the response the film received when it opened and, as you'd expect from the title, a look at all the characters involved.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Encyclopedia-Walt-Disneys-Animated-Characters/dp/0060157771 (924 words)

	Walt Disney - MSN Encarta
		Disney founded entertainment giant The Walt Disney Company and is considered the father of the animation industry.
		When Disney was a teenager the family returned to Chicago, where he studied art and photography at McKinley High School and attended night classes at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts.
		Disney animated features of this period included Peter Pan (1953), Lady and the Tramp (1955), Sleeping Beauty (1959), One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961), and The Sword in the Stone (1963).
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761576764/Walter_E_Disney.html (669 words)

	The Disney Story - Chapter 14
		Further animated segments were developed, all based on pieces of classical music, and these were edited together to create the animated anthology.
		Walt felt that Fantasia could be re-released from time to time by adding and deleting different musical selections, but the public’s reaction to the film’s initial release made this economically unfeasible.
		Whether this was because of Roy’s practical concerns or because Walt was smarting from the critical berating he was taking in the national press is a matter for some debate.
	members.tripod.com /Ruth_and_Andy/pub/story14.htm (727 words)

	Walt Disney Timeline: Page 2
		Walt is concerned about meeting the deadline he set for the opening of Disneyland.
		Walt feels that he should have named the film differently because the male part of the audience apparently balked at seeing a movie with such a title.
		Walt Disney sends his brother, Roy, and afew other Disney executives to Florida, to purchase land for a Community of Tomorrow.
	www.justdisney.com /walt_disney/timeline/nextpage.html (1623 words)

	The Burbank Studio
		By 1938, with several features in the works as well as the usual outpouring of short animated films, it became abundantly clear that something had to be done.
		Walt wanted to create an environment that was ideal for his artists, and he was intimately involved in every phase of its design and construction.
		Walt explained sheepishly that he was considering a new design for an animator's chair, and he was taking it apart to see how it was constructed.
	disney.go.com /disneyatoz/familymuseum/exhibits/articles/burbankstudio/index.html (902 words)

	The Walt Disney Studios - History
		During the next 14 years, many changes took place at the Disney studio: Mickey Mouse was "born" in 1928, followed by Pluto, Goofy, Donald Duck, and the rest of the Disney gang.
		Walt Disney first leased the Golden Oak Ranch, which is situated in the nearby Santa Clarita area, in the mid-1950s for the SPIN AND MARTY segments of THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB.
		Stage C was originally used for the recording of various sound effects for the animated features and short subjects.
	studioservices.go.com /disneystudios/history.html (2235 words)

	Golden Age Cartoons Store - Classic Walt Disney Animated Features on DVD
		In this 60th Anniversary edition, the 1940 Walt Disney film "Fantasia" is presented as the "Roadshow Version" with rare narration and intermission sequences.
		Walt Disney's shortest feature (with a length of just under 45 minutes) is a "package" film, first released February 6, 1943, and includes animated featurettes with Donald Duck and Goofy.
		This 1970 movie was the last animated feature film to be approved by Walt Disney, and includes the work of Disney veterans such as Dan MacManus, Ollie Johnston, and Frank Thomas.
	store.goldenagecartoons.com /dvd/disneydvd2.html (1144 words)

	MichaelBarrier.com -- Commentary: Neal Gabler's Walt Disney
		Disney insisted on control, and wanted a docile and harmonious work force, for one simple reason: he was a classic entrepreneur.
		Because Gabler doesn't recognize the entrepreneur in Walt Disney, he doesn't recognize the entreprenurial side of Walt's father, Elias, either—he dismisses him as a "hard man" in his first mention of him, and hews to that description thereafter—and he doesn't grasp the vital similarity between the two men.
		Walt Disney was the anomaly, but, as I've already suggested, he was also Elias's son, and it's tempting to believe that there must be biographical threads that lead from Walt back through Elias to earlier Disneys with a similar temperament.
	www.michaelbarrier.com /Commentary/Gabler/GablerBook.htm (2379 words)

	Joe's Tribute to Walt Disney: The Production Years
		Walt suffers a nervous breakdown, caused by pushing himself and animators on the job.
		Flora Disney dies of asphyxiation due to a defective furnace.
		Walt originally planned it as a 30 minute film but expanded it into a feature film of 64 minutes.
	www.waltslife.com /prodyrs.htm (1014 words)

	Walt Disney Art Classics Gallery by World Wide Art
		Disney artists redesigned Pooh with an unbroken outline, subtly articulated his limbs and gave him the famous red t-shirt to break up the areas of golden-colored fur, and give Pooh more visual warmth.
		Disney artists, working from original animation drawings and film reference materials used for the production of The Tigger Movie specially created a hand-inked, hand-painted animation cel master which was used as a reference in the production of these sericels.
		Disney artists working from the original animation drawings used for the production of Cinderella, as well as from film reference materials, have translated the original image to a hand-inked, hand-painted cel used in the production of these sericels.
	www.world-wide-art.com /zi/Walt_Disney_Cartoon_Art.html (1583 words)

	Walt Disney: The SIMPP Years
		The animators strike in the summer of 1941 was widely regarded as a major cause of the end of the Disney golden age that had been characterized by lavish production value and ground-breaking achievements in animation.
		Disney's constant drive for quality, which had resulted in exorbitant losses on past animated films, proved to be a masterstroke that made his movies a rerelease gold mine.
		Walt Disney's move into television also helped stabilize the company, not only by adding additional revenue, but by allowing the producer to plant stakes in the new and expanding medium.
	www.cobbles.com /simpp_archive/walt-disney_post-simpp.htm (1223 words)

	Amazon.com: Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters: John Grant: Books
		Disney's Junior Encyclopedia of Animated Characters (Disney) by M.l.
		This is also a great place to find information on lesser-known or forgotten Disney characters such as Spike the bee from a number of Donald Duck cartoons and Little Hans, a star of his own wartime propaganda film.
		John Grant's "Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters" is, beyond doubt, the single most useful reference volume about Disney's animated films ever printed.
	www.amazon.com /Encyclopedia-Walt-Disneys-Animated-Characters/dp/0786863366 (775 words)

	Walt Disney - The Unofficial DisneyWiki
		One of the most well-known motion picture producers in the world, Disney was also the creator of an American theme park called Disneyland, and is the co-founder with his brother Roy O. Disney of Walt Disney Productions, the profitable corporation now known as The Walt Disney Company.
		Although a baptized Christian, Walt Disney was not a frequent visitor to churches.
		Featuring Persephone and a version of her uncle/husband Hades/ Pluto, identified here with Satan.
	disney.wikia.com /wiki/Walt_Disney (4371 words)

	Walt Disney’s Success Story»MagicStrategy.com
		Walt had talent, and developed a keen commercial sense of what would appeal to the public.
		Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and ultimately the other Disney theme parks around the world all came about because Walt Disney insisted that he could build an amusement park that was so much bigger and better than other amusement parks that it shouldn’t even be called an amusement park.
		Walt was convinced that an amusement park would be successful in the United States if it offered a “good show” that families could enjoy together, was clean, and had friendly employees.
	magicstrategy.com /articles/walt-disneys-success-story (900 words)

	Disney's Animated Features (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If you've every wondered why Disney refers to their older classics in trailers by number, it's because they were produced over time, and there are a relatively small number of animated features made for theatrical release (only 44 so far by Disney's count).
		Of course, the Walt Disney Company is never one to leave a good thing alone, and has produced or distributed other theatrical and Direct-to-Video (DTV) animated features which can be considered sequels to their theatrical predecessors.
		Disney has also produced several animated television shows based on their theatrical characters, and some of these episodes have been released on video.
	www.chezbabcock.com /disney/features.html (849 words)

	Disney Animated Features
		This seems to be because they have been produced not by their feature animation division, but by their television animation division.
		This was the last film that Walt Disney worked on, as he died prior to its release.
		At one time the film was stated by Disney publicists to be the 20th, then the 25th animated feature film.
	www.fpx.de /fp/Disney/Features.html (2173 words)

	Animated Views » Walt: The Man Behind The Myth
		However, this is as close to knowing the real Walt that youâre going to get, and even despite the film being part funded by the Disney Family, they do allow his foibles to be seen as well as the many achievements and contributions Walt made to filmmaking and society in general.
		Itâs safe to say that animation (and in fact any moviemaking involving visual effects or music) would not be at the stage it is now if it had not been for Walt Disney.
		ANIMATED VIEWS EXTRA: In the promotion for the original release of this film, Waltâs daughter Diane Disney-Miller shared her thoughts with me in an exclusive interview where she discussed living with Walt, life at the Studio, and the task of putting the Walt film together.
	animated-views.com /2004/walt-the-man-behind-the-myth (2387 words)

	Walt Disney's 'Nine Old Men'
		He was a Directing Animator for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, as is recalled as one of the finest animators ever to work with Disney.
		He worked in a variety of areas for the Walt Disney Company, and his love of trains not only started Walt on the hobby, but was reflected in his work as a consultant for the EPCOT attraction, The World of Motion.
		Legal information: This is not an official site of the Walt Disney Company, simply fan-created pages. All Disney-related images and names are owned by that company, which maintains the exclusive right to their use.
	www.hollowhill.com /gm/library/9oldmen.htm (730 words)

	Sandcastle V.I. - Disney's Animated Classics - Computer-Animated Features 1-10
		These features have become a series of classics unto themselves because of their eye-catching graphics, lively and likeable characters, and appealing storylines.
		Plot: Produced by Vanguard Animation Studios in England, this is the story of a young pigeon and his feathered friends who serve in the Royal signal corps during World War 2, avoiding German killer falcons to deliver their messages to the troops behind the lines.
		Plot: In what was Disney Studios' first fully computer animated theatrical feature film, Chicken Little, of "the sky is falling" fame, finds himself again at the center of attention as an alien invasion threatens the small farm town where he and the other animals live.
	www.sandcastlevi.com /movies/disneyc1.htm (548 words)

	foxhound
		Walt Disney's animated features are known for having hidden themes in them, masked by a surface of cute animals and happy songs.
		Disney's 24th animated feature, "The Fox and the Hound", presents to us this very debate, as it applies to bigotry and hatred.
		It is one of the harshest scenes in a Disney film ever, because it is not a bouncy happy ending.
	www.homestead.com /mycourtofmiracles/foxhound.html (1749 words)

	Walt Disney
		Disney desperately searched for someone who could replace Iwerks, as he was not able to draw as well or as quickly; Iwerks was reported to have drawn up to 700 drawings a day for the first Mickey shorts.
		Disneyland in Anaheim, featuring Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse.
		Disney's involvement in Disney World ended in late 1966; after many years of chain-smoking cigarettes, he was diagnosed with lung cancer.
	schools-wikipedia.org /wp/w/Walt_Disney.htm (5164 words)

	Disney's Little Big Screen: Turning Animated Features Into TV Series
		Difficult to tell how far Walt Disney would have gone, but today's popular Disney animated features go on to live forever--not only in the memory of generations who will enjoy them for years to come, but also any child up early enough on Saturday mornings.
		Disney has indeed met these demands, as Television Animation has become a strong arm of the company since its inception over a decade ago with shows like Adventures of the Gummi Bears and The Wuzzles.
		One of the people there for the flash point was Tad Stones, an animator who began his career at Disney in feature animation in 1974.
	www.awn.com /mag/issue3.6/3.6pages/3.6lyonsdisney.html (1579 words)

	SJMJ - My favourite Disney Classics - Flixster
		Walt Disney Classics was a brand name used by Walt Disney Home Video on their American, Japanese, European and Australian home video releases of Disney animated features.
		With the October 28, 1994 release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the existing titles in the Classics series became part of the new Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection and the Classics line was retired in the United States and Canada.
		Disneys second cartoon feature film is a rum old mixture of the excellent and the awful.
	www.flixster.com /movie-list/my-favourite-disney-classics (1465 words)

	CELLULOID DREAMS: Reviews - Walt Disney's Cinderella (DVD)
		Whenever the Disney studios release one of their animated classics on DVD, it is more than a video release.
		There is also vintage television material such as a splendid Perry Como TV excerpt, treasures from the Disney vaults, background on Iline Woods, who was the outstanding voice choice for Cinderella, radio promotional programs, a tribute to color stylist Mary Blair, and a deeply touching tribute to Disney’s Nine Old Men.
		House of Royalty feature for the kids, imagining what its like to be a princess (and featuring one of those cloyingly precocious kid actresses) is so enthusiastically produced that it is hard to turn it off.
	www.celluloiddreams.net /id33.html (565 words)

	Disney's Home on the Range Movie Review \| Download Free Trailer \| Theatre \| Singing Cows \| Teen Films \| Kids Cartoons (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Disney's latest movie, Home on the Range, is an animated adventure starring three cows, a farm full of critters, a cattle rustler and a horse, of course.
		For all its humor, this animated Disney moo-vie has a serious case of the blahs.
		There are a few deleted scenes that really show how the whole animation process works, which is probably the coolest part of the extras.
	www.kidzworld.com /article/4339-disneys-home-on-the-range-dvd-review (407 words)

	Sandcastle V.I. - Disney's Animated Classics - Live-Action/Animated Features
		Plot: This was a propaganda film made by Walt Disney to promote the theories of Alexander P.
		The animated segments spring from the boy's scrapbook and are mean to provide the boy with moral lessons.
		Includes an animated segment in which Mary Poppins, the two children in her care, and her friend Burt jump into a chalk drawing for an afternoon at a county fair.
	www.sandcastlevi.com /movies/disneyx1.htm (437 words)

	Amazon.de: The Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters: From Mickey Mouse to Hercules: English Books: John ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lists and provides portraits of the hundreds of Disney characters created for animated features throughout the years.
		Another problem (although nothing major) is that some of the full length animated movies that were sequels to others are not included in their own category but reather in a small section "spin offs" of the first episode movie.
		I own an animation art gallery, and we use this book all the time for information on characters which are obscure, or to look up years of cartoons, etc. A must for Disney collectors.
	www.amazon.de /Encyclopedia-Walt-Disneys-Animated-Characters/dp/0786863366 (920 words)

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