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In the Disney version Sleeping Beauty's name is Aurora, but when her godmothers hide her, they give her the new name Briar Rose to protect her identity. She was modelled on Audrey Hepburn and voiced by Mary Costa.

Her name is Talia in the oldest published version of the story, Sun, Moon and Talia, written by Giambattista Basile in 1634.

In the version by the Brothers Grimm, which was published in 1812, her name is Briar Rose, although this is sometimes translated to Rosamund.

In the Walt Disney version, they named her Aurora but in the actual story by the Brothers Grimm, her name was Briar Rose (which the godmothers named her to protect her identity)

But it's actually Briar Rose from the real story.

Shirley Temple is the best-known filmic Alice. a number of actresses have essayed the role. I believe the same actress who did ( Annie) -BWY version may have performed in the role of Alice.

Saying "the first Disney World" implies there is another one, but there is only one Walt Disney World theme park/resort. It opened in Orlando Florida [technically Lake Buena Vista] in October 1971.

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Anytime of year is wonderful to travel to Walt Disney World. The attractions, the atmosphere, the food, and all is great no matter what time of year you go! But to many, August is one of the best times to visit the park. Why, you ask? The lines seem to "magically" disappear! We all know Disney World is usually always crowded, but it is much less crowded during the month August. Students are returning to school, the summer is soon ending, so many parents or travel parties are NOT planning their vacations at this time. So if you have the time to spare, and are planning on booking a vacation in August, the lines will be medium-to short at this time! I hope this helps with your question! Have a MAGICAL day!

There is no evidence that Walt Disney did or did not do illegal drugs. Many people think there are some Disney movies that have drug symbolism, but some of the things should really be judged based on the time the movie came out. For example, smoking was extremely popular in the 40's and 50's, so you will see a lot of smoking in Disney movies.

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In the movie Up, the bird's name is Kevin. You're welcome all who were curious!

The longest drop on the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror is 170 feet; however, on this part of the ride the drop is made repeatedly and the drop varies so a guest never has the same experience twice.

The Aristocats

According to Google Maps, driving distance is roughly 430 miles, and it's roughly 330 miles as the crow flies.

Darby O'Gill and the Little People 1959 .

Because most young children are more open to having the parents of the main die rather than having them been giving up by the parents. But if you are referring to Disney fairy tales, it's probably because that's the how the story really goes.

You come to an audition to show your skills as an actor. When you arrive at the audition, you should have with you an 8 x 10 headshot (or a composite) and a resume. You should also have your appointment book with you in case you need to know if you can be available for the part if you win it. Most auditions are set by appointment, so be sure you arrive fifteen minutes early, and expect to stay until you are seen.

When you arrive (at most auditions) there will be a "sign-up" sheet for you to sign. This sheet will vary in content. If the call is for union actors, the sheet will include social security information, union information, age range and other information the union requires to keep auditions fair for their members, e.g. time of your call and time you finished the audition.

If it is for a nonunion call, there may be just a piece of paper for you to sign your name, so that you may be called in the order you arrive.

At some auditions, you will be asked before you arrive to have one or two monologues prepared in advance, each two or three minutes or under. Some auditors (the people who audition you) will want to see contrasting monologues, such as a comedic and a serious monologue, or a classical and a contemporary monologue. Always remember to keep to the time limitations asked of you. The idea is that the auditor can usually get a good indication of your abilities in the two minute time frame. Often there are many other actors waiting to be seen, and if you go over the time limit, the patience of the auditor might go against you in his/her evaluation of your work.

At other auditions, you may be asked to perform a "cold reading" from the play, commercial, industrial or movie script. You will be given "sides" (a small section of a script, usually one to ten pages) and a chance to look them over before you "perform" the audition. In this case, I recommend that you find a comfortable and relatively quiet spot to prepare your work. The concentration necessary to deliver quality work with such limited preparation is intense. If you find yourself in the waiting room chatting with other actors, you'll usually not be at your best when you are called to perform. The temptation to become involved in these chat-fests is great. You should avoid this temptation.

Occasional you will be asked to improvise something which may or may not have anything to do with the project. Be prepared.

Alice in Wonderland has not yet been released on Blu-Ray. There are currently no announcements about a future release date.

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It is a Walt Disney production. The following helped to write the story: Ken Anderson, Larry Clemmons, Eric Cleworth, Vance Garry, Tom McGowan, Tom Rowe, Julius Svendsen, Frank Thomas and Ralph Wright.

The first 3D film was viewed infront of a paying audience on June 10th, 1915. The first 3D film was also viewed at the Astor Theater in New York and they played Nat Deverich's 5-reel melodrama Power of Love.