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Sorry to say this to all the lion lovers out there but the prize goes to Kenai. He, being a grizzly bear, is bigger (1,500 lbs vs 500 lbs), stronger (pound for pound, bears are stronger than cats, add that to the fact Kenai's three times Simba's size), faster (lions have a top speed of 35 mph, but brown bears can do 40 mph), smarter (recent studies have shown bears to have intelligence comparable, if not equal, to great apes), and better designed for a fight (he can balance at an elevated position; a vital advantage in any battle) than Simba.

This was a vicious rumour that started many years ago by persons unknown. No, He most certainly was not!!!!

Correct, Walt Disney actually created a number of anti-German and

anti-Japanese films for both US soldiers and the US public.

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Well sadly yes, a Disney star DID go on drugs: Orlando Brown (Eddie) from That's So Raven. He was caught hold of weed.

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Mickey Mouse was created in 1928 by Walt Disney, Les Clark, and Ub Iwerks. Walt Disney's idea for Mickey Mouse came to him while riding a train from New York City to Los Angeles. Once back at his animation studio, Walt worked with Les Clark and Ub Iwerks to create the familiar character. The Walt Disney Company celebrates Mickey's birth on November 18, 1928, the release date of Steamboat Willie.After creating mickey mouse it get famous in the whole world as soon as the films realised.It 's not effect to the society in a bad way, it's really a enjoyable thimg for every one.

Yes it is, they still affect you even if you don't notice it... and that's just the point, for those messages to affect you without you knowing it.

Dictionary Definition of Subliminal Messages:

Below the threshold of conscious perception. Used of stimuli.

so it is below what you can capture, and it is used to stimulate you... it is bad unless you like to be stimulated without concent

Disney's first studio to produce animated cartoon shorts (which are films) was "Laugh-o-gram" studios in Kansas City in the early 1920's. Over the next few years, he worked for several other studios, notably Universal, developing a character called "Oswald Rabbit". He had the foresight to hire the best people he could find to work for him, as it quickly evolved that Walt's genius was as the idea man (he never was a truly skillful animator himself). By 1926, he had set up his own studio in Los Angeles, and developed the character of Mickey Mouse who premiered in "Steamboat Willie", but Walt was already looking down the road to a full-length animated feature. Walt and his studio started production of their first full-length film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, in 1934. After its success in 1937, they continuing making films animated and live-action still to this day.

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Well it depends on what view your looking at, it could mean beautiful looks, or beautiful heart. You never know seeing she is a fairy tale character so you don't know what she looks like seeing as she is not real.

Her name is EVE (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator).

Walt Disney first started animating characters while working at the Kansas City Film Ad Company. His first independent creation was Little Red Riding Hood in 1922. Disney's first animated character to have its own series was Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in 1927.

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Not sure of the Disney version, but old muscleman Herk was in a series cartoon worked up in the sixties- or at least still in circulation. Some liberties were taken with the original myths. Hercules was the lead character, he was a married man- his wife was named Hera, ran around in something akin to a cross between an Empire Gown and a Bikini, Nature-green of course. She was drawn as a Blonde. Oddity of oddities they had a child that was half-animal and half-human. Something like a Centaur but maybe about the size of a large dog. He was called, incongruosly, Newton, and spoke with a feminine voice ( well so did Peter Pan, but that"s another toon). Newton had hair on his or her flanks much like a Cocker Spaniel. A Good comic-relief character he would also serve as a sort of chorus boy announcing the titles and plots- and that ends this adventure of Hercules! These Herk cartoons were made by one of the smaller Cartoon houses- not Disney or Warner.

Mia wakinsota as Alice kingsley

Johnny Depp as The mad hatter

Helen bonham carter as the red queen

Ann hatherway as the white queen

Alan rickmas as absolam

Crispen glover as stayne- knve of hearts

Matt lucus ad tweadle Dee and tweadle dum

Micheal sheen as bidtwisp (white rabbit)

Stephin fry as the cheshier cat

Barbror winsor as mulliamkin (door mouse)

Paul white house as the march hare

Timothy spall as bayard

marton csokes as Charles kingsley

Tim pigott smith as lord ascot

Lindsey duncan as Helen kingsley

geraldenn James as lady ascott

Leo bill as hamish

Frances de la tour as aunt imogen

Jemma powl as margret kingsley

John Hopkins as lowl

Eleanor geckes as faith catterway

Eleanor tomwinson as Fiona catterway

Rebecca crookshank as the strange woman kisser

Micheal goth as the doe doe bird

Emealda stawton as the voices of the flowers

Christiphor lee as the voice of the jeberworkie

Marie ella chalen as the 6 year old Alice

Holly hawkings as the women with a large nose in the red queens court

Lucy devenport as the women with the big ears in the red queens court

Joel swetow as the man with the large belly in the red queens court

Jessica loyrow as the women with the large poitrine in the red queens court

Eathan cohn as the man with the big chin in the red queens court

Richard alnzo as the man with the big fourhead in the red queens court

Jim carter as the excicuters voice

Aug 21, 1921 when he was presented to Christopher Robin Milne

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Goofy was originally known as Dippy Dawg. He was first introduced as an audience member in a Mickey Mouse show called 'Mickey's Revue'. Although he looked a bit different than the Goofy we know and love today, he acted and sounded the same.

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The father is called Pongo and the mother is called Perdita