Source Dexter Riley is the protagonist of a trilogy of films, beginning with The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, followed by Now You See Him, Now You Don't and The Strongest Man in the World. He is a ...

Sofia visits a retirement home for sorcerers, and helps Cedric earn his family's powerful wand and his father's respect. While visiting the Chinese kingdom of Wei-Ling, James and Prince Jin set off to ...

The Disney Animated Canon (sometimes known as the Disney animated features canon) is the name given to the overall body of work that is the Disney theatrical animated feature films produced by Walt ...

During the birthday scene in the reel, Rex was even more distraught over the possibility of being replaced, to the extent of clinging to Slinky and saying, "We're doomed!" in the midst of sobs, ...

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Raven steps up to organize an important photo shoot showcasing Donna Cabonna's new fashion line for young men at the Tipton Hotel in Boston because Tiffany, the usual assistant, is sick with a lip ...

The column headed "DVD Release" contains DVD releases in the United States, although the "Walt Disney Treasures" collection is also available in the United Kingdom.

Source Napoleon and Lafayette are a pair of stray dogs, who appear as minor characters in Disney's 1970 animated feature film The Aristocats. Napoleon is a Bloodhound and Lafayette is a Bassett Hound.

The storybook opening is a recurring theme in several of Disney's films, almost always used as an opening sequence. A similar trait is used for the closings, known as storybook closings.

This article is about the character from The Princess and the Frog. For other characters, see Charlotte.

For the current television division of the same name which previously known as Disney–ABC Television Group, see Walt Disney Television (television division). The company was headquartered at the Team ...

Circle-Vision 360° is a film technique, refined by the Walt Disney Company, that uses nine cameras for nine huge rounded screens arranged in a circle. The cameras are usually mounted on top of an ...