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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

hope this helps xx

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.

It was when Alice asked him, "Hey, why is a raven like a writing desk?" and the Mad Hatter answered," I haven't the slightest idea." Then he whispered something to Alice I couldn't make it out but I think he said "Farewell, Alice".

Patton Oswalt.

He didn't direct any feature films but he produced them. The last movie he produced was The Jungle Book, he died a year before it came out.

It is doubtable that Disney will be opening another park anytime soon. Hong Kong Disneyland opened recently and they are currently fixing up Disney's California Adventure over in Anahiem in the U.S. Disney will always be expanding, but don't expect another park anytime soon.

They are named Shenzi, Banzai and Ed. Ed doesn't speak, just slurs and laughs maniacally. Shenzi is the "leader" of the group, as the female hyenas usually are. In the story, they try to help Scar become King of the Pridelands by trying to kill Mufasa and Simba. The hyenas are rather stupid, and fail to kill Simba. They pretend they have killed Simba, so Scar does not punish them brutally. The hyenas are good characters, but very villainous....

If your auditioning for a role at one of the theme parks, you do not need an agent to audition. If you are auditioning for The Disney Channel or for a movie, I'd have to get back to you on that.

the person who saya bah humbug is mr. scrooge from a Christmas carole

Yes, there is a relatively new one called "Saving Mr. Banks"

Toy Story | November 22nd 1995

Toy Story 2 | November 13th 1999

Toy Story 3 | June 18th 2010

Toy Story 4 | June 21st 2019

Liz Danes Lukes sister she comes into the show in the 4th season

You can buy them at Walmart as well as Toys R Us but I recomend Toys R Us

In the time it took you to type in that question, you could have gone to Disney's website and gotten an official, definitive, fully up-to-date answer:

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Walt's first job was an a newspaper boy. He worked as a "news butcher" on a train, selling drinks, candy, and fruit. While in high school, Walt worked as a handyman in his father's jelly factory and held a summer job at the post office.

After dropping out of high school at age 16, Walt tried to join the Army but was rejected for being underage. He instead volunteered for the Red Cross and was sent to France to drive an ambulance. After returning from Europe, Walt was hired at the Pesmen-Rubin Commercial Art Studio, drawing and lettering for advertisements. Walt started a "commercial artist" studio with Ub Iwerks, but Walt was soon hired by the Kansas City Slide Company. This was his first experience with animation.

Walt began experimenting with animation in his garage studio, eventually creating a series of cartoons for the Newman Theater Company. Walt called the shorts "Laugh-O-grams". He quit his job with the Kansas City Slide Company and founded Laugh-O-Gram Studio, which went bankrupt after one year.

Walt and older brother Roy moved to California and founded the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio (later Walt Disney Productions). He had a hand in character design and story writing, but his main job was producer.