40 Years of Filmmaking
Jerry Bruckheimer invites D23 to his Santa Monica production studio to talk about 40 years of filmmaking.
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Miss Piggy: A Pig for All Seasons
Each month featured Piggy’s dreams of cover girl fame, with parodies of magazine covers in the exact style of each periodical.
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Disney’s Unforgettable Ribbon Cuttings
Over the years, any number of rides, shows, and celebrations have kicked off their debuts with a pair of oversized scissors and the participation of Disney characters and celebrities—or even Walt himself!
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How Steve Martin Helped Wally Boag Get on The Muppet Show
Such Disney Legends as Julie Andrews and Elton John were among the many guest stars on The Muppet Show, but perhaps the most fascinating Disney Legend to trod the boards of the Muppet Theater was Wally Boag.
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May The Muppets Be With You
The Muppet Show was always a showcase for stars, but never more so than when the stars of Star Wars joined Kermit and Company for some intergalactic insanity.
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The Pink of Perfection: Walt Disney’s Summer Magic
As charming as a lovely girl in a frilly summer frock, as delicious as an ice cream social, as carefree as an old-fashioned sing-a-long around the player piano—that’s Walt Disneyls Summer Magic (1963).
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Fateful Encounters: Mary Costa Talks Disney and Stravinsky
Several years after the maestro of the animation world skillfully blended art and classical music to create Fantasia, Walt Disney looked to classical music again as he planned a new animated feature, Sleeping Beauty.
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It All Started With a Cat?
Before there was Oswald the Lucky Rabbit there was a little cat named Julius, one of the first and most prominent characters created by Walt Disney for the Alice Comedies.
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Deleted Songs From The Muppet Christmas Carol
Chairman of the Board,” sung by Sam the Eagle as the Headmaster of young Ebenezer Scrooge’s school, and “Room in Your Heart” sung by Bunsen and Beaker were recorded but never filmed.
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How Walt Disney Made Sure Every Child Could Afford a Mickey Mouse Doll
National public demand began when a photograph of Walt with the doll was published in a movie magazine in 1930.
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