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| − | After Disney died, his corporate empire suffered from factional strife. [[Michael Eisner]] forced out [[Roy Disney]], ushering in an era of bottom-line corporate thinking and pro-gay activism such as "gay days". The Disney company acquired [[Hollywood Pictures]], [[Miramax]], [[Touchstone]]. | + | After Disney died, his corporate empire suffered from factional strife. [[Michael Eisner]] forced out [[Roy Disney]], ushering in an era of bottom-line corporate thinking and pro-gay activism such as "gay days".{{fact}} The Disney company acquired [[Hollywood Pictures]], [[Miramax]], [[Touchstone]]. |
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Revision as of 06:56, December 1, 2007
Walt Disney (1901-1966) was America's greatest cartoon animator and a pioneer in the movie and theme park industries. His Disneyland in California spawned similar ventures in Florida (Disney World), Tokyo and Paris.
Disney is perhaps best known for creating Mickey Mouse.
Famous Disney animations include:
- Steamboat Willie (First appearance of Mickey Mouse)
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
- Cinderella
- Bambi
- Dumbo
- Fantasia
Live action hits include:
After Disney died, his corporate empire suffered from factional strife. Michael Eisner forced out Roy Disney, ushering in an era of bottom-line corporate thinking and pro-gay activism such as "gay days".[Citation Needed] The Disney company acquired Hollywood Pictures, Miramax, Touchstone.