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It is unclear as to whether or not the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland was designed as a character to represent any metaphorical idea. However, it is well regarded that the character was based on a furniture dealer by the name of Theophilus Carter, who invented some intriguing devices such as an alarm clock bed. He was even given the nickname "The Mad Hatter" by many people, as he would stand outside of his furniture shop in order to advertise wearing a large top hat.

No, tweety is a Warner Brothers character

The first movie Walt Disney made was Snow White.

because there was misunderstanding about the language.

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"The Americanization of Emily" (1964). Stars James Garner, Julie Andrews.

"The Exorcism of Emily Rose" (2005). Stars Laura Linney.

Animator Ub Iwerks originally designed the character and animated the first three shorts by himself. Walt's other animators had ditched him for higher pay at his former employer's, the same ones that stole his character of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit from him. Determined to make a character of his own that he owned all rights to, he had Ub Iwerks draw up some possible characters they could use, going down a list of all kinds of animals. Ub was inspired by an earlier drawing of Walt done by Hugh Harman, where he was sorrounded by mice (Walt had owned pet mice when he was little) and decided to make Walt a mouse character. Walt's original name was Mortimer Mouse, which Walt's wife suggested they change. Much later on, animator Fred Moore gave Mickey the skin-colored face and "normal" eyes as we see him today. In addition to that, the character was further defined by the writers and artists behind his shorts.Contrary to the official stories you may hear, Disney wasn't a "lone wolf" making all of these characters and movies alone. He was a great, creative man but he had a ton of friends to help him along.

The current corporate director of Star Plus is Rupert Murdoch.

He was very talented producing his characters, drawing them himself and producing many animated films and cartoons which are very popular now. He is very popular because of his experiences and talents. His business was very successful, now Disney is a very popular with children and family. Like Disneyland is where many people love goin for holidays. Walt Disney is a very successful business man.

The term "Bambi" was made famous by a popular youtuber named FrankieOnPCin1080 mostly known for his Day-Z videos.

No, not at all. Warner Brothers was founded by four brothers whose last name really was Warner (actually, they were immigrants with a much longer last name, but it got Anglicized into "Warner"), back in 1923. In the year 2000, Warner Communications merged with Time Inc, to become Time-Warner. But Warner (now called Warner Bros.) has never been owned by Disney, nor is it owned by them today. Disney is a separate company with separate owners, founded by Walt and his brother Roy Disney; it is still known as the Walt Disney Company, even though Walt and Roy have long since died.

Cinderella--- "bippity boppity boo"

Little Mermaid----"part of your world"

Aladdin-------"a whole new world"

Snow White----"whistle while you work"

phocahontis (haha spelling?)-----"colors of the wind"

beauty and the beast------"beauty and the beast"

Hakuna Matata or I Just Can't Wait to be King...

Um that's two songs in the Lion king

The most popular Disney movie is probably Beauty and the beast, Finding Nemo, or it could be Lion king.

Presuming you mean speed wise, there does not seem to be any information that has clocked the speeds of the slow rides but possibly It's a Small World.

The People Mover is a fairly slow ride as well.

Depends on how famous the movie star is, and depends on how much the producer is willing to spend on a particular actor. The exact figue is worked out by the actor & the producers legal team, with a binding contract. from someone:dude or dudette this is not an answer k so go jump off a cliff REAL ANSWER: alot! like $1,00,000! but not just for one movie. THE ACTUAL AWNSER: NO neither of u are correct well maybe the first awnser. but actually depending on how famous they are. like tom cruise got paied 75 million for mission impossible. but he was really famous his 1st movie he got paid 70,000. so there

WALL-E (Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth Class)

in the movie the father dalmation is called pongo and the mother is perdita, some of the puppies names include lucky,whizzer,dipstick,jewel and domino.

in the novel by dodie smith i know the mother is called missis the father is called pongo and there is a lost dalmation too wich they find and she is called perdita i only know 2 of the puppies names they are cadpig and patch

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The cast of Santa and the Fairy Snow Queen - 1951 includes: Patrick Clement as Candy Lion Joanna Lamond as Peasant Doll Jenny Neal as Rag Doll Don Oreck as Jack-in-the-box Edmund Penney as Santa Rochelle Stanton as Snoopy Margo Von Leu as Fairy Snow Queen Audrey Washburn as Baby Doll

Walt Disney's father, Elias Disney, was Irish-Canadian. His mother, Flora Call Disney, was of German-American descent. Elias moved to the United States from Ontario and settled in Chicago, Illinois.

The animated Disney film The Lady and the Tramp was loosely, based on a book called Happy Dan, The Whistling Dog by Ward Greene. It was first published in the 1940s in Cosmopolitan Magazine.
The book, subsequently retitled as "The Lady and the Tramp, the story of two dogs" it was published Disney in 1953. Its most recent incarnation is published by Simon and Schuster of New York

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Frank Sinatra [the original]

Glee & Lady Gaga ft. Tony Bennett [covers]

Mushu was the dragon's name. He was not a pet though but a guardian of the Fa family.