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Pinocchio
Plot outline, cast, trivia, reviews, fan messageboard, and quotations from the movie.
Walt Disney Records: Bio of Goofy
Disney's very own biography of Goofy.
Walt Disney Records: Biography of Goofy For more than 60 years, Goofy -- the awkward, toothy, curious, and good-spirited Everyman of the Disney cartoon characters -- has been a top performer in every medium, beginning with a bit part in a Disney short, and eventually becoming a major media star in print, television, theme parks, and a variety of merchandise.
The character whom we know today as Goofy first appeared six decades ago in Mickey's Revue (1932).
Walt often described the type of physical humor used in the Walt Disney Studio's cartoons as being "goofy, " and with Orphan's Benefit (1934), that name officially stuck to this affable character.
But Goofy's personality really began to take shape in the 1935 cartoon Moving Day , in which animator Art Babbitt built up Goofy's role and gave his character definition.
Cartoon shorts such as Lonesome Ghosts , Clock Cleaners, Boat Builders , Mickey's Service Station , and Mickey's Trailer looked at how each character reacted to similar circumstances.
In the early 1930s, merchandising of the characters became a successful and vital part of the Disney Studio.
Because the needs of the daily and weekly Mickey Mouse strips quickly exhausted the situations, stories, and characters that had been created for the films, comic artist Floyd Gottfredson and his team of writers created new situations and adventures that, particularly in the case of Goofy, helped define and develop the characters and their personalities.
Judith's Disney Page
Disney pictures, wallpapers, coloring pages and desktop themes.
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Persistence of Vision - Speaking of Characters
By Jim Fanning. [Persistence of Vision] Biographical article. Includes photo.
Speaking of Characters STERLING HOLLOWAY by Jim Fanning Copyright © The Walt Disney Company There's no mistaking that voice when you hear it -- and once you've heard it, there's no forgetting it.
That familiarity (or over-familiarity) may have worked against Holloway, clouding the opinion of critics and audiences to the fact that -- while his voice was exactly the same in every film -- Holloway was a gifted actor whose vocal characterizations were varied and unique with each performance.
There was a typically fine performance for a forgettable character (Roquefort the gentle mouse who likes cats) in one of Disney's most forgettable features, The Aristocats (1970).
In two major cases, Holloway's vocal acting was instrumental in the effectiveness of the characters he portrayed.
Almost two decades later, Walt Disney cast him as another Lewis Carroll character, the Cheshire Cat.
In animator Ward Kimball's now-famous assessment, "the only real 'mad' thing in the whole picture...turned out to be the Cheshire Cat! Why? Because compared to the constant all-out, wild gyrations of the other characters, he played it real cool.
In The Disney Villains, Johnston and Thomas directly attribute the success of the Cheshire Cat character to the voice artist: "With the magical, fey quality of Sterling Holloway's voice, [the Cheshire Cat] was truly living in a dreamworld all his own." Johnston and Thomas also give Holloway much of the credit for making Kaa in The Jungle Book (1967) an unusual and affecting villain.
Disney Actors and Actresses Webring
For all web pages related to Disney actors and actresses throughout Disney's history.
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Popeye From Strip To Screen
By Mark Langer. [Animation World Magazine] "Popeye the Sailor, one of the most
enduring characters...
Popeye the Sailor, one of the most enduring characters in animation history, began not in motion pictures but in E.C.
Segar's comic strip used complex, rambling and frequently eerie narratives that attracted a devoted following, but it lacked strong central characters.
Move Over, Ham Gravy Over a period of months, Popeye developed from a supporting character to the central figure in the hunt for the Whiffle Hen.
Disney followed the success of Mickey Mouse by developing new characters like Donald Duck and Goofy up from supporting roles in Mickey Mouse cartoons.
Similar strategies were tried at Warner Bros., where Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck evolved from secondary roles in films starring other animated characters.
in New York, where the unpopular starring canine character Bimbo was matched up with a girfriend in Dizzy Dishes (1930).
The girlfriend eventually developed into Betty Boop, the studio's major character.
With the popularity of Betty Boop at a peak in 1932, brothers Max and Dave Fleischer decided to introduce a new film series which would include another character to grow into a star.
postal service paid tribute to the classic comic character.
"It might have been just a fluke, a lucky break, that the Segar characters fit the Fleischer style so well, " recalls former Popeye animator Myron Waldman.
The character had no elbows and the most prominent knees.
Don Bluth Goes Independent
By Jerry Beck. [Animation World Magazine] "A personal remembrance of when Don
Bluth quit Disney, formed...
It was a bold move and it shook up Disney's animation department; finding capable Disney-trained character animators to replace these renegades wasn't easy.
It was done to learn the entire process of making a film, not just the character animation they were toiling on during the day.
Benefits
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Animation Artist Magazine Full cast and crew list.
Walt Disney Pictures Presents The Tigger Movie Directed by JUN FALKENSTEIN Produced by CHERYL ABOOD Based on Characters by A.A.
Voice Casting and Dialogue Director JAMIE THOMASON Associate Producer JENNIFER BLOHM Digital Producers DOUG LITTLE & KAREN FERGUSON Executive in Charge of Production SHARON MORRILL ROBINOV Production Manager, Walt Disney Animation Japan NORIYUKI FUKUMARU Storyboard VIKI ANDERSON, KEN BOYER, AMBER TORNQUIST DEFOREST, HOLLY FORSYTH, DENISE KOYAMA & CHRIS OTSUKI Additional Storyboarding by KEITH BAXTER, SEAN BISHOP, BARRY CALDWELL, JASON LETHCOE, PHILLIP MOSNESS, FLOYD NORMAN, CYNTHIA PETROVIK, DAVID PRINCE & LENORD ROBINSON DESIGN & VISUAL DEVELOPMENT Character Design CHRIS BUTLER, KIMIE CALVERT, ROBERT SLEDGE & VINCENT WOODCOCK Character Design Clean-Up KIMIE CALVERT Lead Color Stylist DAVID A.
RODRIGUEZ Key Location Design ARLAN JEWELL, CHRISTOPHER MORLEY, COLETTE VAN MIERLO & WALLACE WILLIAMSON Prop Design MARTY WARNER Key Background Stylists TOBY BLUTH & BARBARA SCHADE LAYOUT Character Layout DAVE KUHN Supervisor Character Layout Artists KEN BOYER, JEFF JOHNSON, GREG MANWARING, CRAIG MARAS, JOHN NUNNEMACHER, DAN O'SULLIVAN, KEXX SINGLETON & ROBERT SLEDGE Additional Character Layouts by ROY MEURIN Background Layout Artists ARLAN JEWELL, CHRISTOPHER MORLEY, COLETTE VAN MIERLO & WALLACE WILLIAMSON Assistant Background Layout COLBY BLUTH CHARACTER ANIMATION Animation Directors TAKESHI ATOMURA & HIROSHI KAWAMATA Key Animators YOSHIHARU ASHINO, KEN BOYER, ATSUHIKO HARA, JEFF JOHNSON, ISAMITSU KASHIMA, DAVE KUHN, GREG E.S.C.
Fantasia (1941)
Detailed summary of the movie's various parts, including Deems Taylor's narration.
Includes evalation...
Ottorino Respighi's Pines of Rome , featuring acrobatic humpback whales George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue , a grayish-blue sequence with Al Hirschfeld-inspired line drawings of Depression-era human characters Dmitri Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No.
Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure for Game Boy Advance Review ...
Review, by Frank Provo: "Fans of the Tony Hawk series will probably find it too
watered-down to hold...
The look and feel of the game suggest that it's just Tony Hawk's Pro Skater with Disney characters and locations.
All of the characters and locations in Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure have been taken from three wildly popular Disney franchises: The Lion King , Tarzan , and Toy Story .
There are seven different characters from which to choose, including Nala and Simba from The Lion King ; Tarzan and Terk from Tarzan ; and Buzz, Woody, and Jessie from Toy Story .
As you hunt down their lost items and complete the challenges they assign, you'll unlock new levels, tougher runs, and more tricks for the character you've chosen.
That makes combinations easier to chain together, but it sharply limits the number of unique tricks each character can perform.
To unlock all of the tricks for the character you choose, you need to complete three runs in each park and engage in a boss fight at the end.
The characters look stiff and out of place on their makeshift skateboards, but the animation for all of the various tricks and transitions is pretty smooth.
Each character does emit a unique groan when he or she takes a spill.
GameSpot
Previews, news articles, screenshots, and video clips.
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Carl Barks: The "Good" Duck Artist
Lengthy article focusing on artist's oil paintings; also, links to other resources.
Part of Jim Lowe's...
Native Views on Disney's Pocahontas
Criticism of the animated film and links to more discussions on exploitation and
misinformation.
Apparently the Pocahontas cartoon character's appearance stems from some girl the Disney team met while doing research in Virginia who claimed to be a descendant, hoo boy.
Animation Art Glossary
Terms used in ink and paint animation.
Mr. Heitman's Wonderful World of Disney
Biography of Walt Disney.
His legacy is a veritable who's who of animated characters; Snow White, Donald Duck, Pinocchio, Alice, Bambi, Cinderella, and of course, Mickey Mouse.
"It's kind of fun to do the impossible.." ANIMATION & TIME-PROVEN CHARACTERS CLICK ON A CHARACTER OR ROYAL BLUE MOVIE TITLE "When people laugh at Mickey Mouse, it's because he's so human; and that is the secret of his popularity." THE CLASSICS! 1.
Walt Disney: When You Wish Upon A Star
Biography of the visionary Founder of the Walt Disney empire of companies.
The 1950’s and 1960’s evolved into live character films such as Treasure Island and Mary Poppins.
Walt Disney Classics Collection, Disney Figurines and More
Limited edition porcelain and crystal figurines, including retired and secondary
market.
Deckers Fine Gifts & Collectibles specializes in the Walt Disney Classics Collection and other popular Disney figurines -- featuring all of your your favorite Disney characters We are continually striving to expand our collection.
Wall Of Fame.Net
Featuring American & Japanese booster packs, decks, and singles. Includes other
collectible cards,...
Thomas The Tank Engine, Dora The Explorer, Disney Princess ...
Specializing in Thomas The Tank Engine and Bob The Builder, toys, bedding, wooden
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