These extremely rare, exclusive photos, housed in the Walt Disney Archives, were taken by Walt Disney and his family. The photos show candid moments, rarely seen by the public, from Walt’s personal travels.
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Before the Alice Comedies, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, and Mickey Mouse, Walt Disney produced one-minute shorts, known as the Newman Laugh-O-grams, for the local Newman cinema chain in Kansas City—a series of six modernized fairy-tale shorts, known as the Laugh-O-grams.
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The earliest version of the character that would come to be known as the Muppets’ leading man, uh, frog, first appeared in 1955 as more of a lizard-like, abstract character on Jim Henson’s Sam and Friends Washington, D.C. TV show.
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Whose autograph brings bigger bucks from collectors than those of movie stars and most United States presidents?
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The ever-released short Spring Cleaning began development in 1933, as an ordinary “domestic type of picture” with Mickey and the gang.
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Down through the years, as mankind has emerged from the dark ages, there have been turning points and inspirational milestones. And we remember the great names of science: Newton and the law of gravity; Watt and the steam engine; Edison and the electric light… and Brainard and flubber!
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D23 shows how Walt connects easily to this year’s Best Actor and Best Actress nominees.
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While there have been many moments of Oscar magic, here are some of our favorites.
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D23 remembers contributors to The Walt Disney Company who passed away in 2012.
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Hong Kong Disneyland and Disneyland Paris get downright scary this time of year. Check out some of the most frightening experiences ever created at Disney parks.
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