Was Walt Disney adopted?
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Disney was born in Chicago, Illinois to Elias Disney, a local contractor, and the former Flora Call. He was of English, Irish and German heritage. He was born in a house his father built himself and that his mother planned. Walt was named after his father and after his father's close friend, Walter Parr, the minister at St. Paul Congregational Church. He had three older brothers, Herbert Disney, Raymond Disney, and Roy O. Disney. Eventually, Ruth Disney joined the family in 1903.
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U sure? I guess Coca Cola Co. would buy Disney
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I think he would be more upset with the turn Disney films are taking.  If they can't think of anything new they simply make a sequel to a classic like Cinderella, or they remake older movies like Herbie or The Shaggy Dog.  The lack of originality is pretty shocking if you ask me and I think Walt would very disappointed in the creative efforts of the film makers.  But yes, television that is so-called family television is horrible!
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Agelina Jolie adopted kids because she loves kids, and she actually wanted to help.....but after the other celebs have seen the way ppl love Angelina Jolie, they're all adopting kids because they want more fame and spotlight.....thats the harsh cold truth....
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It hasn't been resolved yet.  He has indeed been kidnapped by 'The Others' but we don't know what's happened to him.  He appeared at the beginning of the Season to various cast members as a vision.  He was dripping wet and whispering unintelligibly.  Someone claiming to be Walt communicated to his father through a computer in the hatch, but we have no way of knowing yet if that was actually Walt.  His father, Michael, took off into the jungle to rescue him and was a no show for a long time.  In the most recent episode, he stumbled wild eyed out of the forest and on previews fo rthe next episode, he's apparently trying to organize a force to go attack 'The Others' to get Walt back.
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True Story\n\nI was at Disney World with my niece. There was Mickey Mouse giving out Autographs (a special event on  TV cameras that day). We had nothing to write on and I gave my niece a dollar bill so she could have Mickey sign it. At first he was going too-than someone whispered in his ear. Long line waiting -than they called someone down (I guess the cameras were watching) and the word form Mr. Disney was No-you can not sign it. Its defacing and Disney did not want to be on TV doing it. They were nice to us and my niece got something nice from them because she was young and disappointed and didn't understand at first and on TV. Moral of this story-yes they could call that defacing government property. Too bad we didn't get it signed.
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Define 'successful'. Plenty of people  have been cryogenically frozen Walt Disney syle.\n\nBut if success also involves bringing them back to life afterwards the answer is no, no one has ever been sucessfully frozen and revived.
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1. No, because DisneyLand never appeared in Orlando. It appeared in Anaheim, California and not even Walt Disney World appeared in Orlando. It appeared in Lake Buena Vista, Florida (Orlando is right outside.)\n\n2. No, because "with no one creative behind them" is very untrue. Walt Disney and his fellow Imagineers were all very creative.\n\n3. No, because this statement makes no sense.
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Many characters continue after the originator has passed. Disney was the voice for Mickey Mouse for many years, but passed the torch on to another man. The characters are animated by teams of people who come up with new ideas for how they perform. Walt didn't animate hardly anything from Snow White onward; he directed his people what he wanted.\n\nAnother example is the Muppets. Jim Henson was the voice for many characters and after he passed away other performers took over the roles. The Muppets are still a valuable commodity and continue to entertain.
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Of the fab five, it would be either Mickey or Goofy.\n\nOf all Disney characters it would be Buzz Lightyear, or Stitch.
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Your adoptive parents should have copies of the adoption papers/amended birth certificate, which would tell you where you were adopted from (agency, state, etc). Then I would contact that agency/state and see what they can tell you. There is a number on your birth certificate which correlates to a number on your original birth certificate. You will probably have to fill out paperwork stating why you are wanting this information and then hope that your birth family has filled out the same paperwork saying it is ok. If the adoptee has made contact with the agency saying that he is wanting to be found, then the agency will make contact with you
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Actually most of them are not original ideas. Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Snow White, Aladin, The Little Mermaid. All of these where fairytales/folklore before Disney got to them.
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9, although his most recent child was adopted
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Here's the ACTUAL answer that you will not recieve from these chumps. You see, Mickey Mouse is a cartoon character-ized mouse created by Walt Disney. Now, they were hand drawn by this great man and they were created to be of equal size so that nobody would get jelous of eachother. You know, Donald Duck has a temper, so Walt decided that to keep things in peace, he would create all the characters of equal size. That is what I think, and I am very pleased you asked this GREAT question!
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Well, Walt's family was poor and his father hardworking. His father took over a newspaper distributorship and paid boys to deliver papers, except Walt. Jim Hill Media ran a Christmas story about Walt that covers a lot of that, plus provides the pivotal moment when Walt decided to become a cartoonist.
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Ok... I love Disney much more than you. Particularly, Walt Disney World and not the Disney Channel, and I guarantee I know much more about anything Disney-related than you. In fact, you can check out my best answers. Almost every single one is a Disney question.\n\nAnd, ok, I'll quiz you...\n(Even though it won't mean anything because anyone can search for the answers online.)\n\n1. Where was Walt Disney buried after his death?\n\n2. How many "real" ghosts supposedly haunt the Haunted Mansion?\n\n3. What are the names of the two Disney Cruise ships?\n\n4. At which Disney Resort is there a Cirque du Soleil show, and what is it called?\n\n5. What was the original name of Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside at Walt Disney World?\n\nNow, anyone who truly loves Disney would know the answers off the top of their head.\n\nGood luck! Now, quiz me.
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The Disney Corporation is built up of many different religous backgrounds. Many LDS folks work for Disney, yes, but I wouldn't say the company is ran by LDS folks. \n\nI'm LDS and I used to work for Disney.\n\nBy the way, Michael Eisner is not LDS.