character created in 1958 by disney?
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Bugs Bunny.\n\n(they have a time machine to be able to do that and you know it)
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Have a look in D.I.Y shops like B & Q.\nI was in there recently and they had some disney characters,and if i remember correctly,they weren't too badly priced.
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wait a minute! You guys confused me! Is goofy a dog or is he a weredog/wolf? and what stops pluto from just eating that pesky little mouse?
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I think I know who you are talking about and he appeared in "Truant Student" with Windy the Bear (see below source link). He is known as Inspector Willoughby and he first appeared in "Rough and Tumbleweed" (1961) a Woody Woodpecker cartoon.  I know I'm right so give my freaking ten points now!!!!\n\nPS: He sounds just like Tex Avery's "Droopy Dog" (Hello you happy people)
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I thought Disney did an amazing job with the Simba character when in he thought he could not go home(the original Lion King)Simba was found by Pumba and ?? (I have nit seen the movie in a while)but being SO different,they embraced Simba and made him feel as if he were family,they showed how you can have a family w/out being the same color,same race,... and still be embraced and loved and respected,robin
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They just built a castle at Disney hong kong !\n\nSome slutty princess thing!\n\nWhy cant disney make a good cartoon about girls working in the kitchen instead of being princesses!
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Though the character himself never had another name, he was based upon a real person:\n\n"He was based upon the author A. A. Milne's own son, Christopher Robin Milne, who in later life became unhappy with the use of his name, writing in one of a series of autobiographical works: 'It seemed to me almost that my father had got where he was by climbing on my infant shoulders, that he had filched from me my good name and left me nothing but empty fame.' "
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Beatrice Potter (not Harry)\nClassic Disney\nDr. Seuss\nPlayboy, woops, nevermind that one
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February 17, 1963\n\nHere's a website with more info if you'd like:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0003044/
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How can I resist answering a question about a fictional duck that this person really thinks exists.  You must know that Donald is a very well endowed duck, just as Daisy and any other female duck you should find will tell you, but when a ducks takes a shower the water matts down his feathers and exposes his very large (in Donalds case) johnson.  After he drys off and the feathers fluff back up they provide adequate (although not always) cover.  Donald has cover but he especially has to be careful when slow dancing or watching suggestive movies.  Thank goodness you did not ask about Mickey mouse, he really gets it on with Minnie and even has been known to go both ways with Mighty Mouse, and Goofy what a stud muffin but he has a tendency to like Pluto.  The whole family of cartoon characters has a tendency to be on the wild side, you only see what they want you to see, sort of like the Cleaver family, you know mom wearing pearls to dinner and dad in a sweater vest, but wait till the lights go out and then you can see what happens, how do you think Beaver got his name, Wally was wild too.  Sorry, I digress, I hope that I have answered your question, but please be sure that if you happen to run into Donald, Mickey, Goofy, etc., you just be careful and don't believe a word they say.......
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It was actually a minah bird.  It appeared in five cartoons with the little African native boy Inki.  The last of these toons was the only one with a dinosaur, "Caveman Inki".
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The Walt Disney Company was founded in as a cartoon studio in 1923 by a man by the name of Walter Elias Disney, founder of the Walt Disney Company. \n\nDisney was a pioneer in the development of animation as an industry. Disney is one of the most famous names in the animation industry, known for providing entertainment directed to adults and children alike; with international theme parks and a world-class animation studio and business franchise, the company nearly dominates the industry. Famous names such as Mickey Mouse began with Disney, and were the foundation of a company that has now branched out into several entertainment studios, theme parks, products, and other media productions.
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Family Dog.\n\nIt was produced by Tim Burton and created by Brad Bird (Incredibles).  It was first part of "Amazing Stories" and then became a short lived series.
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There used to be a comic character named Tootsie *like the candy* way way back in the 1930's and 1940's.  She was a bit like Little Lulu.  Not to be confused with Toot Braunstein from "Drawn Together"
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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 have one saved in one of my folders of my mail.  If you want it...let me know...my e-mail is bmsc208@yahoo.com.  it has to do with cartoon characters.  I think you will like it!
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blood hound\n\nMickey's faithful pet dog Pluto starred in 48 of his own cartoons, but also appeared along with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck in many of their cartoons. Pluto was created as an actual dog character, with no speaking voice, as opposed to Goofy, who was created as a human character. The dog who would eventually evolve into Pluto made his debut as a bloodhound in the Mickey Mouse cartoon "The Chain Gang" in 1930. Later that year he appeared as Minnie Mouse's dog, Rover, in "The Picnic," and the following year finally became Mickey's dog Pluto in "The Moose Hunt." Favorite sayings: "Grrr ..." "Snort!" "Sniff, sniff, sniff ..." "Bark! Bark!"