12 Secrets About Disney Characters That Only Snow White's Magic Mirror Could Uncover
Most of us grew up watching Disney character and regarded them as our idols as children and even cried along with them when they did. We have kept those cartoons as treasured mementos from our youth as the years passed. Even though you've watched these movies thousands of times, we claim that those cartoons hid many secrets you may never notice.
Well-known characters like Pinocchio, princesses like Aurora and Elsa, and classic figures like Minnie Mouse, all have their secrets. You won't be able to stop wondering how some of these movies would have turned out if things hadn't been changed to the way they are today once you've discovered all of these facts. Additionally, you'll have a collection of brand-new insider info that will amaze your Disney-loving friends. The Secrets of Disney Characters might be found here.
For the sake of love and passion, we compiled some facts about this fascinating fantasy world that only a few people know about. Continue reading and tell us which Disney character brings back the most childhood memories for you. See Secrets About Disney Characters here.
Edward Disney, Disney's vice president, took up the project and published Destino in 2003. A 6-minute film with a lot of art that had to wait more than 50 years to be shown.
You might be surprised to learn that Minnie's full name is Minerva Mouse. The Gleam comic strip from 1942 exposed this.
The second occurrence was in 2013, in Frozen, when Anna sang Love Is An Open Door with Hans, making Anna the first princess to sing with a villain.
Well-known characters like Pinocchio, princesses like Aurora and Elsa, and classic figures like Minnie Mouse, all have their secrets. You won't be able to stop wondering how some of these movies would have turned out if things hadn't been changed to the way they are today once you've discovered all of these facts. Additionally, you'll have a collection of brand-new insider info that will amaze your Disney-loving friends. The Secrets of Disney Characters might be found here.
For the sake of love and passion, we compiled some facts about this fascinating fantasy world that only a few people know about. Continue reading and tell us which Disney character brings back the most childhood memories for you. See Secrets About Disney Characters here.
#1 A character that runs in the blood
Source: © Moana / Hurwitz Creative and co-producers, © Diabolik / Wikimedia Commons, © (CC BY-SA 4.0)
#2 A distinctive look
Source: © Sleeping Beauty / Walt Disney Animation Studios
#3 A king with a lion’s name
Source: © The Lion King / Walt Disney Pictures and co-producers
#4 A mouse on the Walk of Fame
Source: © Fantasia / Walt Disney Animation Studios, © Witchblue / Wikimwdia Commons, © (CC0 1.0)
#5 A mouse with a big name
Source: © New York Weenie / Disney Television Animation, © mickeymouse / Instagram
#6 A short and surreal fate
Source: © Destino / Walt Disney Feature Animation
Edward Disney, Disney's vice president, took up the project and published Destino in 2003. A 6-minute film with a lot of art that had to wait more than 50 years to be shown.
#7 A very long feature film
Source: © The Nightmare Before Christmas / Touchstone Pictures and co-producers
#8 An Oscar that’s worth seven
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was launched in 1937 and soon became a box-office success. Walt Disney was awarded an honorary Oscar for that film in 1939. While the statuette was a standard size, it came with seven "little Oscars" on a staggering base. It is one of the most unique prizes awarded by the Academy.#9 Minnie Mouse’s real name
Source: © Steamboat Willie / Walt Disney Productions, © minniemouse / Instagram
You might be surprised to learn that Minnie's full name is Minerva Mouse. The Gleam comic strip from 1942 exposed this.
#10 Singing with the enemy
Pinocchio was launched in 1940 and quickly became another iconic Disney character. So far you may have missed the fact that it was the first time in the film that the main character sang with the bad guys. We're talking about the song Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee-Dee.The second occurrence was in 2013, in Frozen, when Anna sang Love Is An Open Door with Hans, making Anna the first princess to sing with a villain.
#11 The little mouse that learned to speak
Source: © The Karnival Kid / Walt Disney Productions, © Mickey Mouse Clubhouse / Disney Television Animation
#12 Two queens, one crown
Only one princess is crowned queen on screen in Disney's stories: Elsa from Frozen. Of course, Princess Kida becomes a queen in Atlantis: The Lost Empire, but her coronation is not filmed. Kida is the first princess to be crowned queen, while Elsa is the first to be crowned on film.Share this article
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