Disney

Tom Hanks-Voice of Woody Tim Allen-Voice of Buzz Lightyear Joan Cusack-Voice of Jessie Kelsey Grammer-Voice of the Prospector Don Rickles-Voice of Mr.Potato Head Jim Varney-Voice of Slinky Dog Wallace Shawn-Voice of Rex John Ratzenberger-Voice of Hamm Annie Potts-Voice of Bo Peep Wayne Knight-Voice of Al John Morris-Voice of Andy Laurie Metcalf-Voice of Andys Mom Estelle Harris-Voice of Mrs.Potato Head R.Lee Ermey-Voice of Sarge Jodi Benson-Voice of Tour Guide Barbie Jonathan Harris-Voice of Geri the cleaner

Walt Disney never wrote any books, at least none that were published.

Unfortunately, you will not be able to find instructions for crocheting a Mickey Mouse doll. The reason being is that Mickey Mouse is covered by copyright laws or trademark laws, with Disney Productions (or some-such). From what I understand, Disney goes after most anyone who publishes instructions for a Character owned by Disney.

I remember reading about this somewhere (I can't specifically remember). Disney doesn't want poorly made copies of their famous characters out in the public, to ruin the brand that they have created. Sorta' makes sense from a business sort of view.

However, I have found places which sell copies of Disney characters ready to be cross-stitched. I'm not sure how the sellers are "getting away" with doing this, my personal guess would be that Disney hasn't gone looking for this in a while, so the sellers (specifically), haven't been told to "cease and desist."

I would say the best way you could get a pattern for a Mickey Mouse would be to design it yourself, and make it for your personal use.

she worksed for her dads boss and slayed the jaberwoki

Wall-es girlfriend is called Eve

According to the Wikipedia article , Walt Disney never served in any branch of the military . He had tried to join the Army but was rejected due to be under-age . He did serve as an ambulance driver for the Red Cross after the armistice was signed on November 11, 1918 .

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The first Disney theme park was Disneyland in Anaheim, CA, USA.

Dumbo was the Cartoon elephant that everyone fell in love with after Disney made this beloved Elephant famous. Dumbo lives in a circus and he was taken away from his mother. He's a Cutie!

The Production Budget for Toy Story 3 was $200,000,000.

Yes, Walt Disney World is the largest amusment park in all of Florida, right next to 6 flags. These two amazing amusment parks are both the largest in all of Florida,

The song was played over the closing credits of Tim Allen's first Disney movie "The Santa Clause" (1994) is Beer and Bones by John Michael Montgomery (1992) off of his first album Life's a Dance.

Last hand painted Cell movie was "The Little Mermaid", the last hand animated movie was "Home on the Range".

Peter Pan was a character in the 1902 J.M Barrie novel The Little White Bird. Later the play Peter Pan or the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow up was adapted for the stage (1904).

Disney further adapted the story into an animated movie released in 1954.

James Hart and Nick Castle furthe adapted the story for the 1991 movie Hook, directed by Steven Speilberg and staring Robin Williams, Dustin Hoffman, Julia Roberts, and Bob Hoskins.

In 2003 Universal Studios in cooperations with Columbia pictures released another full length movie based on the original Barrie story.

So, while not originally or exclusively a Disney property, Disney has worked with the story and their 1954 production is part of the Disney universe.

She wears a lot of blue in most of the scenes with a crown/tiara on top and some minor jewelery. In the last few scenes, when Jafar gets a hold of the Genie, she wears red to fit the scene. But mostly blue, since blue fits her personality best.

Its in the grass maze. I dont remember where but just look there and you will find it

I don't think there is a headquarters...but I'm guessing the one in Florida would be the 'main' Disney Land.

Yes there is a film called Ratatouille, it is set in the scene Paris, it proves that any one can cook, but only the great will be admired! Disney Pixar made this film, it was in cinemas starting from the 14/12/07 it really made children want to see it! It is a animation film, with great sound effects and colours! yes

Walt Disney did not have a son. He had two daughters, Diane Marie and Sharon Mae (Sharon Mae was adopted; Diane Marie is his only biological child).

He also had a nephew: Roy Edward Disney. This may be who you're thinking of.

Yes it is all included in the price you pay upfront so that means you can get all the food you want almost anytime a day.

Bolt was a dog in a Hollywood TV show. The show was about him, the dog with supernatural powers, who had to save his owner, Penny, from "the man with the green eye". But Bolt escapes from the Hollywood studios, and somehow ends up on the other side of the country. He thinks he has real superpowers, and never realized he was acting in the Hollywood show in the first place. It's a great movie, you should watch it.

I think it's safe to answer this question with a yes. The last movie that used traditional hand-drawn animation was The Princess and the Frog. And I believe it's still used on the Disney Channel show Phineas and Ferb. So to the best of my knowledge, Disney does still use traditional animation, and I sincerely hope they will continue to use it.

Beauty and the Beast

In the movie, you can tell Mulan is being forced to be someone she's not. Her family wants her to be one thing and she wants to be another. She's expressing he feelings, trying to figure out just what exactly she wants to be.

The Queen of Hearts is a playing card come to life so, in Tenniel's illustrations of her, she looks like a queen of hearts in a standard deck.

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The costume of both the card and the character is based on Tudor dress - the costume worn in the Tudor period, 1485 - 1603. Noble ladies would wear a long, full dress with long sleeves and an angular headdress, known as a gable hood.

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In the 1951 Disney version of Alice in Wonderland, the Queen's costume is based less on the playing card and more on the Queen of Hearts' character.

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She wears a long, full dress in a geometric design in black and red, with a black and yellow geometric design on the front of the skirt and an abstracted heart design on the bodice. She also wears a small yellow/golden crown and a high, white collar, which is reminiscent of the collar worn by the Evil Queen in Disney's 1937 movie Snow White. Disney seems to use the collar to indicate a villainous character with royal status.

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Both Disney's and Tenniel's Queens carry a short sceptre topped with a large heart.