“All the adversity I`ve had in my life, all my troubles and obstacles, have strengthened me… You may not realize it, but a kick in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you”- Walt Disney (Brainy Quotes). Walt Disney endured many struggles in his life. Even through his struggles he still manage to accomplish all his dreams and desires. Walt Disney may have been considered old on the outside when he died, but on the inside he was still very much a child at heart. He left a legacy to always keep going no matter what people will say or do to keep you from reaching your dreams.
Walter Elias Disney was born December 5, 1901, in Chicago, Illinois. His father was an Irish-Canadian named Elias Disney. His mother was a German-American …show more content…
After spending a long time in the studio drawing up sketches, they were finally finished. These sketches would become what is now Mickey Mouse. Mickey Mouse's debut was not all that glorious, due to the first two animated shorts being silent. However, the third short gave fame to Mickey Mouse. Walt and Iwerk added sound and music, it was a quick success. The animated short was commonly known as “Steamboat Willie”. With the creation of Mickey Mouse it was only fitting that Walt Disney himself be the voice of the famous mouse. From all the success with the third animated short, he added sound to all his short films (Gabler 412).
In 1929, he released a series of musical shorts titled “Silly Symphonies,” which featured Mickey`s friends: Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto, and his most beloved girlfriend Minnie (The Famous People).
“The Three Little Pigs”, which is his most memorable cartoon debuted in, 1933. “Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf” created some happiness during the Great Depression. After the huge success with “The Three LIttle Pigs”, Walt had a dream to create a full-length film. Following some very intense training, he turned his dream into a plan. “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” was beginning to start filming. The Carthay Circle Theatre premiered the first full-length film, three years later. Due to the huge success of the film, Walt was named the Golden Age of Animation
Walter Elias Disney was born December 5, 1901, in Chicago, Illinois. His father was an Irish-Canadian named Elias Disney. His mother was a German-American …show more content…
After spending a long time in the studio drawing up sketches, they were finally finished. These sketches would become what is now Mickey Mouse. Mickey Mouse's debut was not all that glorious, due to the first two animated shorts being silent. However, the third short gave fame to Mickey Mouse. Walt and Iwerk added sound and music, it was a quick success. The animated short was commonly known as “Steamboat Willie”. With the creation of Mickey Mouse it was only fitting that Walt Disney himself be the voice of the famous mouse. From all the success with the third animated short, he added sound to all his short films (Gabler 412).
In 1929, he released a series of musical shorts titled “Silly Symphonies,” which featured Mickey`s friends: Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto, and his most beloved girlfriend Minnie (The Famous People).
“The Three Little Pigs”, which is his most memorable cartoon debuted in, 1933. “Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf” created some happiness during the Great Depression. After the huge success with “The Three LIttle Pigs”, Walt had a dream to create a full-length film. Following some very intense training, he turned his dream into a plan. “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” was beginning to start filming. The Carthay Circle Theatre premiered the first full-length film, three years later. Due to the huge success of the film, Walt was named the Golden Age of Animation