By Friends, would you like something to smile about today? Look no further than the remarkably happy and positive artwork of Disney Legend Mary Blair. This endlessly talented artist worked with the Disney company from 1940 through about 1970.
“Indubitably” – Bert the Chimney Sweep
“Winds in the east, mist coming in.
Like somethin’ is brewin’ and ’bout to begin.
Can’t put me finger on what lies in store,
But I feel what’s to happen all happened before.”
“Oh, Bother” – Disney Legend Sterling Holloway
There have been many celebrity voices cast throughout the history of radio, movies, and television. But every now and then, there is a voice so distinct and unmistakable, you immediately know it the moment you hear it. Sterling Holloway had one of those voices. Let’s explore Mr. Holloway’s life and career.
Excelsior! Disney Legend Stan Lee
Bang! Boom! Pow! These words make up many an effect on generations of superhero comics – those legendary figures we know and love for their endless servitude to humanity. Stan Lee took this traditional superhero personality, and completely rearranged it to perfection. Read on to learn more of his story.
“Professor Emeritus” Disney Legend Van Arsdale France
If you’ve ever been to a Disney park, you’ve no doubt had at least one, most likely several, amazing cast member interactions. Walt Disney set this tone on day one as he built the most magical place on earth. Disney Legend Van Arsdale France put Walt’s guest service philosophy in writing.
Fred Moore – Disney Legend
“A Cool Cat” For some folks, the ability to add life, character, and charm to an animated character comes naturally. Fred Moore was one of these people – able to inject incredible personality through the use of a character’s movements and body language. Fred Moore was born in 1911 and
