Parasols and umbrellas are essential tools of Disney characters, wielded like a cane, practical for covering oneself from the rain or simply used to fly as high as possible. Many movies feature this accessory, but only 10 ended up in our quiz dedicated specifically to them. But be careful! He could beat you with his bare hands!
Do you dare to take our Disney quiz, dedicated specifically to the more or less discreet umbrellas in your childhood classics? Posing in the background or clearly capturing your favorite characters, can you identify which movie they belong to?
Peter Pan is Disney’s fourteenth animated film. It took producer Walt Disney more than four years to secure the rights to the original work of Peter Pan, which he finally acquired in 1939. It chronologically followed Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and became Mickey’s second in the studio. It would eventually take years to build and go into concrete production, with a final release in 1953.
It is the latest feature film from Disney Studios’ storied animators of the Nine Old Boys, and the last to be released under the auspices of outside distributor RKO. The next film, Lady and the Tramp, will be distributed by Buena Vista, a company created by Walt that allows him to receive 100% of the revenue from the release of his films.
Walt Disney would say he was unhappy with the final portrayal of Peter Pan, a character he discovered in a play as a child and whom he made one of his childhood heroes. The animated version “chilled” him very much.
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