Icons of Disney Storytelling: Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process of Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the award-winning songwriting team behind Disney’s Frozen and more.
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Icons of Disney Storytelling: Kerry Washington
Ready to be inspired? Kerry Washington joined D23 and talked how she’s changing the game in Hollywood with her production company and groundbreaking roles.
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Icons of Disney Storytelling: Jared Bush
Among the studios’ many bright stars is Jared Bush, who most recently helmed its 60th feature film, the Academy Award®-winning Encanto.
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Icons of Disney Storytelling: Chandra Wilson
As the lovable but no-nonsense Dr. Miranda Bailey, Chandra Wilson has been the lifeblood of ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy.
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How Disney Legend Robin Roberts Is Turning the Tables Again in Season 2
No one gets people to open up quite like Disney Legend Robin Roberts. That skill has served Roberts well during her 33-year career with The Walt Disney Company, especially as co-anchor of ABC News’ Good Morning America.
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Icons of Disney Storytelling: Rob Marshall
In this special series of intimate interviews, D23.com speaks with Rob Marshall, one of the most talented, prolific, and articulate storytellers.
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Icons of Disney Storytelling: Wendi McLendon-Covey
In this special series of intimate interviews, D23.com speaks with the most talented, prolific, and articulate storytellers.
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Icons of Disney Storytelling: Peter Sohn
D23 talks with Peter Sohn from Pixar Animation Studios where he worked in the art and story departments for the Oscar®-winning feature film Finding Nemo.
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D23 Gold Member-Exclusive Women of Pixar Pins: Meilin Lee, Alisha Hawthorne, and Colette Tatou
Celebrate your story with our D23 Gold Member-exclusive pins (Turning Red’s Meilin Lee; Lightyear’s Alisha Hawthorne; Ratatouille’s Colette Tatou) showcasing the powerful Pixar heroines.
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Icons of Disney Storytelling: Raven-Symoné
When That’s So Raven premiered on Disney Channel in 2003, Raven—who had been working steadily since age 3—became the first Black woman to have her name appear in a comedy series title.
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