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* ''[[The Goddess of Spring]]'' (November 3, 1934). Featuring Persephone and a version of her uncle/husband [[Hades]]/Pluto identified here with Satan.

* ''[[The Goddess of Spring]]'' (November 3, 1934). Featuring Persephone and a version of her uncle/husband [[Hades]]/Pluto identified here with Satan.

* ''[[Noah's Ark]]'' (November 10, 1959). Featuring Noah, Ham, Japheth, Shem, and their respective wives. Not officially released as a ''Silly Symphony'' but very similar to them.

* ''[[Noah's Ark]]'' (November 10, 1959). Featuring Noah, Ham, Japheth, Shem, and their respective wives. Not officially released as a ''Silly Symphony'' but very similar to them.

* Several of the films he produced have also been noted for characters praying to God, such as ''Swiss Family Robinson'' and in ''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'' where Snow White is seen in one scene praying beside her bed, and for positively representing [[Christianity]] as a religion, same for Geppetto wishing upon the Wishing Star in ''[[Pinocchio]]'', not to mention the final segment of the musical film ''[[Fantasia]]'', "[[Night on Bald Mountain/Ave Maria]]", a clear homage to Christianity.

* Several of the films he produced have also been noted for characters praying to God, such as ''Swiss Family Robinson'' and in ''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'' where Snow White is seen in one scene praying beside her bed, and for positively representing [[Christianity]] as a religion, same for Geppetto wishing upon the Wishing Star in ''[[Pinocchio]]'', not to mention the final segment of the musical film ''[[Fantasia]]'', "[[Night on Bald Mountain/Ave Maria]]", a clear homage to Christianity, and the death of the Evil Queen Grimhilde depicted as a divine punishment.

==Posthumous "controversies" and slanders==

==Posthumous "controversies" and slanders==