What was Walt Disney first animated movie called?
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Steam Boat Willie, featuring Mickey Mouse!!
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FIRST CARTOON\nThe first cartoon appeared in Ben Franklin's newspaper The Pennsylvania Gazette on May 9, 1754. It appeared as part of an editorial by Franklin commenting on 'the present disunited state of the British Colonies.'\n\nAnother early cartoon from the 1700's appeared in the Massachusetts Centinel on January 30, 1788. Entitled 'The Federal Superstructure,' the drawing shows a hand helping to raise the Massachusetts pillar to an upright position. The Centinel newspaper, a supporter of the new Constitution, observed that 'The Pillar of the Great Federal Edifice rises daily.'\nhttp://www.earlyamerica.com/earlyamerica/firsts/cartoon/\n\nFIRST ANIMATED CARTOON\nThe predecessor of early animation was the newspaper comic strips of the 1890s. Historically and technically, the first short, animated film (in other words, the first fully-animated film ever made) was Humorous Phases of Funny Faces (1906) by newspaper cartoonist J. Stuart Blackton, one of the co-founders of the Vitagraph Company. \nhttp://www.filmsite.org/animatedfilms.html\n\n1ST TELEVISED CARTOON\nMay 19, 1939- The Walt Disney cartoon Donald's Cousin Gus airs on NBC's experimental station W2XBS (later WNBC-TV) in New York. This marked the first film cartoon to be televised in the United States. \n\nSeptember 1, 1939 - The anticipated outbreak of World War II brings television broadcasting at the BBC to an end at 12:35 p.m. after the broadcast of the Mickey Mouse cartoon, Mickey’s Gala Première, various sound and vision test signals, and announcements by presenter Fay Cavendish. It was feared that the VHF waves of television would act as a perfect homing signal for guiding enemy bombers to central London: in any case, the engineers of the television service would be needed for the war effort, particularly for RADAR. The BBC would resume its broadcasting, with the same Mickey Mouse cartoon, after the war in 1946. \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1939_in_television
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"Walt Disney was not only one of the most important producers in motion picture history, but one of the most important producers in American television history as well. He pioneered a relationship between the motion picture industry and the fledgling television industry."\n\nThis website gives lots of information about his importance to the television industry.  Too long to reprint here.  http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/W/htmlW/waltdisneyp/waltdisneyp.htm
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(Good question, I always wondered this myself.)\n\nQ: What is Goofy? When did he debut?\n\nA: Goofy is a dog! Good-natured but not that bright, this cartoon character made his first appearance, somewhat disguised, as a member of the audience in "Mickey's Revue" (1932). \n\nWhat distinguished the character from those sitting around him was not so much his appearance but his raucous laugh. That laugh made such an impression on Walt Disney and his staff that the character soon began to be featured in other cartoons. Before long, Goofy was part of the gang that included Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Clarabelle Cow, and Horace Horsecollar. \n\n\nIn the newspaper comic strips, this new character was first given the name Dippy Dawg. A 1938 book indicated the first change to Dippy's name, "The Story of Dippy the Goof," and by 1939 the final change was made to Goofy with the release of the cartoon "Goofy and Wilbur." \n\n\nGoofy was created as a human character, as opposed to Pluto, who was a pet, so he walked upright and had a speaking voice. \n\n\nThere were 48 Goofy cartoons (primarily in the 1940s and 1950s), but he also appeared in many cartoons with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. He was best known for his series of "How to" cartoons, where he bumbled through the explanations. \n\n\nIn the 1950s, he appeared in several cartoons as Mr. Geef, with a wife and son. The 1990s television series "The Goof Troop" reintroduced Goofy and son, but by this time the son was Max, quite different from his earlier incarnation, and the wife was no longer on the scene.
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(w/ Pixar) Monster's Inc. \n(w/o Pixar) Aladdin.\n\nI also like: Toy Story I&II, Beauty & the Beast, The Little Mermaid, A Bug's Life, The Incredibles, Alice in Wonderland, The Lion King, The Lion King 1&1/2, Tarzan and The Great Mouse Detective.
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It was originally In bedknobs and broomsticks i think.  The "substitutiery locomotion" spell just before they go to fight in the war.  I cant think of any other cartoon or film before then that it was in.  \n\nNeed to get that movie on DVD ^_^\n\nxxCat
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Definitely Beauty & the Beast by Disney.  It's one of my all time favorite movies.
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memoirs of a geisha.\n\nThe dam novel was better suited for an animation than a movie (but i suppose youll have to wait a while)\n\nTry the stories of terry pratchett. they are capable of being converted to cartoons but no ones paying any attention
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Rory Emerald! DUH! loll.  I thought about Mickey Mouse when I was 5. Dude, Rory told everyone to leave the zero and get with the hero, and they did! RORY EMERALD RULES!
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I hate Walt Disney... his cartoons used to freakme out and my ma used to make me wear silly Donald Duck outfits
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Yep.  That was on years ago.  I think it was on the Disney Hour.  "BOOGEDY BOOGEDY BOO!"  Great scary movie for kids.
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According to Disney, Goofy is a dog! Good-natured but not that bright, Goofy made his first appearance, somewhat disguised, as a member of the audience in "Mickey's Revue" (1932).
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Nightmare Before Christmas is my fav animated movie because first the idea is so original and second the animation, scenery, feel and characters are uniquely delightfully gruesome.\n\nEdward Scissorhands is my fav animated movie for mainly the same reason.  I love the contrasting colors he uses to show "perceived" good and evil and the whole 50's style.
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I'm uncertain of the question. Disney's first film based on the AA Milne stories of Pooh and friends debuted in 1966: Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree. They have held the USA rights to the characters since.\n\nDisneyland had a parking lot named after Eeyore, which was swallowed up as the resort expanded and added the Indiana Jones Adventure which opened March 3, 1995. In a tribute to what formerly occupied the site, hidden in the queue for the ride is a parking sign from the former Eeyore lot.
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I love that movie! I think it was the best movie I have ever seen. Pixar's animation was great- and the voices they used for the characters matched them perfectly. The cars they used all looked very authentic; they looked as if they just jumped on to the screen. Every detail was there. Like the way they use Volkswagen Beetles as the bugs and the Details on Lightning: 95- his number- being the year Toy Story came out (Pixar's First animated film) and his brand tires Lightyear, as in Buzz Lightyear.   'm very pleased with the turnout of this movie. Much better than Toy Story, A Bug's Life, and every other Pixar Film put together.
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Do you mean Walt Disney the man?  And how do you mean made?  Directed?  Produced?  I'll put all the answers I can think of below.  IMDB says that he wrote 9 films.  I am posting his link as the first link below.  :)  He directed 114 films, he produced 678 films, and he acted in 123 films/shows.  I hope this will help in your search.  :)  If you mean the company, the second link I'm posting is a list of all their movies, would take you days to get through! :)