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American entrepreneur, animator, film director, actor, screenwriter and producer, founder of Walt Disney Productions, which became the multimedia empire of The Walt Disney Company.
Disney became the creator of the first sound and musical
cartoons in the history of cinema.
As a director, he directed 111 films and produced
576 more films. Disney’s Outstanding Achievement
in Cinematography Honored with 26 "Oscars"
Cartoon character created by Ub Iverks and Walt
Disney, an anthropomorphic rabbit that was the subject
of a series of cartoons produced
by Universal Pictures in the 1920s and 1930s.
He is considered a "forgotten" character found
in the Huntley film archive.
The first cartoon featuring Oswald Rabbit was Trouble with the
Trolleybus, made in 1927. Walt Disney lost the rights
to Oswald Rabbit in 1928. In 2006, The Walt
Disney Company bought the rights to Oswald from Universal
Pictures.
Currently, most of the rights to this character are
owned by The Walt Disney Company, and the exclusive Winkler
and Walter Luntz cartoons starring Oswald are owned
by Universal
Cartoon character, one of the symbols of The
Walt Disney Company and American pop culture
in general. Represents an anthropomorphic mouse.
Mickey Mouse appeared in 1928 after Walt Disney lost the
rights to his first character, the lucky rabbit Oswald. The
first short animated Mickey Mouse films were drawn
by Ub Iwerks, Walt Disney’s chief companion.
Subsequently, with its rise in popularity, Mickey Mouse
began to be featured in feature-length cartoons,
television, comics, and various items
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Silly Symphonies is a Walt Disney Productions cartoon
series that ran from 1929 to 1939. Unlike the Mickey Mouse
cartoons, the series had no regular characters except for
the characters from The Three Little Pigs and its three sequels.
Donald Duck and Pluto (for the first time without Mickey Mouse)
debuted in the series, then got their own series. Flowers and
Trees (1932) was the first short animated film to win an Oscar.
The Ugly Duckling is a short cartoon released
in 1939 by Walt Disney Studios. Another animated
version of the classic story, the first was created
in 1931; the only story used twice in the series.
Oscar for best animated short film
For "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" Walt Disney specially made
seven small statuettes "Oscar" - the number of dwarves. They
were presented to the cartoonist along with the usual award
In the short animated films of Disney Studios, eight to ten
intermediate drawings were used when turning the character from
the position in front of the face, when working on "Snow White"
this number increased to twenty.
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" is the first full-length
musical animated film from Disney Studios, released December 21,
1937 at the Carthay Circle Theatre in Hollywood.
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