Pam, Las Vegas, Nevada
You would need to contact the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Disney did not have a photographer at the ceremonies.
See moreJenny, Chaska, Minnesota
I believe that most are made-up names, though I did notice “W. Pierre Feignoux.” Wally Feignous was a Disney Legend who handled Disney film releases in Europe from 1906 until his death in 1981.
See moreSue, Meeker, Oklahoma
There are no videos available relating to the Monsanto House of the Future. The original House of the Future was removed in 1967; in 2008 a Dream Home, showing off the latest technology, was added to Innoventions at Disneyland.
See moreClaudia, Orlando, Florida
The restaurants are: Ariel’s (1990-1997), Cape May Café (1990+), Beaches and Cream Soda Shop (1990+), Hurricane Hannah’s Grille (1990+), Yacht Club Galley (1990, became Captain’s Grille in 2008), and Yachtsman Steakhouse (1990+).
See moreJasmine, Lowell, Arkansas
Walt also pioneered synchronized sound in animation (with Steamboat Willie). But his key accomplishments were not just in technology, but in story and artwork. He hired excellent writers and artists who were able to bring his ideas to life on the screen. He spent the necessary funds to train his artists, supply them with the …
See moreJewell, Redlands, California
Because it takes so long to make an animated feature, boys’ voices often change during production. For later recording sessions, the directors sometimes have to call upon other boys who sound the same as the voice actor in the original recordings. In this case, the two replacements were sons of the director, Wolfgang Reitherman.
See moreMatthew, North Hollywood, California
Yes, Inside Outer Space, starring Ludwig Von Drake, which aired on Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color on February 13, 1963, used footage from Man in Space (approximately 9 minutes), Man and the Moon (13 minutes) and Mars and Beyond (14 minutes). Since those three shows had earlier been aired only in black and white, …
See moreHiland, Costa Mesa, California
He does not have a name.
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Originally, for 10 years from their opening in 1991, there were two resorts, the Port Orleans Resort and the Dixie Landings Resort. The two resorts were combined under the Port Orleans name in 2001. The original Port Orleans became Port Orleans French Quarter, with Dixie Landings becoming Port Orleans Riverside. Other renamed hotels were Shades …
See moreRyan, Annapolis, Maryland
Yes, both are in the Archives. They each took several hours to painstakingly uninstall and carefully remove from the site, with Disney archivist Steven Vagnini there to oversee the work for the Archives.
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