Joseph, Nevada City, California

The creation of a Disney character can only rarely be attributed to a single person. Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore first appeared in the cartoon, Grin and Bear It (1954). The character would have come out of meetings held with the director, Jack Hannah, and the writers, David Detiege and Al Bertino. The artist who animated …

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Kimberly, Hamilton, New Jersey

The last multiplane shots on the Disney Studio’s multiplane cameras were for Oliver & Company. The three multiplane cameras are no longer used and are currently on display outside the Walt Disney Archives at the Disney Studio in Burbank, at the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco, and in the Art of Disney Animation attraction …

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Joseph, St. Pete Beach, Florida

You might contact the Archives to ask—you can reach them at Disney.Archives@disney.com.

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Ginny, Oceanside, California

This 1984 television special is not available on DVD.

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Maggie, Bluffton, South Carolina

The full score has not been published.

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Cora, Navarre, Florida

Not in a comic book, comic strip, or animated cartoon, but they are together in the Disney Epic Mickey videogame. [Oswald appears briefly in the 2013 animated short, Get a Horse!]

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Stephen, Concord, New Hampshire

The Walt Disney Archives has a collection of items, including several currently on display at the Treasures of the Walt Disney Archives exhibit at The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum. Mary Poppins’ hat and traveling costume, alphabet blocks, and the jack-in-the-box from the Banks’ nursery are on display there. And then there’s an Audio-Animatronics® …

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Michael, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

In Epic Mickey, it is Ortensia. Fanny and Sadie were names used for girlfriends during the production of the Oswald cartoons in the 1920s.

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