Walt Disney, one of America"s most famous producers of .
all time, admired by people of all races and ages, from children to great .
grandpas and grandmas, Walt Disney was definitely a popular man. I .
really admire him for his productions, his animations, and his .
accomplishments. He shows his leadership by the goals in which he set .
and achieved. Also by the people he directed and assisted. Walt Disney .
is a great example of a leader.
Walt Disney was born on December 5, 1901 in Chicago, Illinois. .
He left school at the age of sixteen. Later he was educated at art .
schools in Chicago and Kansas City. In 1923 he began producing .
animated motion pictures in Hollywood in partnership with his brother .
Roy O. Disney. Walt"s first cartoon series was "Oswald the Rabbit." He .
produced it for Universal Studios in 1926. "Steamboat Willie" was .
produced in 1928 by his own company. This was when Disney"s most .
popular and enduring cartoon character, Mickey Mouse was .
introduced. "Steamboat Willie" utilized sound for the first time in an .
animated cartoon. Many other characters which are popular today .
were introduced later. For example, in 1930 Pluto was first seen in the .
cartoon "The Chain Gang." Then in 1932 Goofy was seen by the public .
in "Mickey"s Revenue." Donald Duck appeared in 1934 in "The Wise .
Little Hen." One of Walt"s first awards was given in 1932. Walt won an .
honorary Oscar (Academy Award) for his creation of Mickey Mouse. .
His first animated feature-length film was produced in 1937. "Snow .
White and the Seven Dwarfs" still remains popular today. In 1939 .
"The Wizard of Oz" became a Disney Movie Classic. Many Children"s .
books have since inspired Disney feature length animated films such as .
"The Little Mermaid," "Cinderella," "Bambi," "Beauty and the Beast," .
"Peter Pan," "Aladdin," and many more!.
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