The Three Caballeros debuts in the United States after its world premiere in Mexico last December.
African Diary
Donald's Crime
Hockey Homicide
Li'l Bad Wolf debuts in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #52.
Theatrical releases[]
Feature films[]
- February 3 - The Three Caballeros (New York City, New York)
- February 22 - The Three Caballeros
- October 17 - Pinocchio (re-release)
Shorts[]
- January 5 - Tiger Trouble
- January 26 - The Clock Watcher
- March 16 - Dog Watch
- March 30 - The Eyes Have It
- April 20 - African Diary
- May 28 - The Dawn of Better Living
- June 11 - Something You Didn't Eat
- June 29 - Donald's Crime
- June 30
- Cleanliness Brings Health
- Insects as Carriers of Disease
- July 13 - Californy 'er Bust
- July 27 - Canine Casanova
- August 8 - Hold Your Horsepower
- August 10 - Duck Pimples
- August 13
- The Unseen Enemy
- Tuberculosis
- August 24 - The Legend of Coyote Rock
- September 7 - No Sail
- September 21 - Hockey Homicide
- October 26 - Cured Duck
- December 7 - Canine Patrol
- December 21 - Old Sequoia
Events[]
- January - Walt Disney resigns as president of Walt Disney Productions; his brother Roy O. Disney is appointed as the new president.
- December - Aldous Huxley writes an early draft for Alice in Wonderland.
Character debuts[]
- January - Li'l Bad Wolf
- January 5 - Raja the Tiger, Dolores the Elephant
- April 20 - Rhinoceros, Titbird
- August 10 - Pauline, J. Harold King, Paddy the Cop, Leslie J. Clark, Dopey Davis, Salesman
- August 24 - Bent-Tail the Coyote, Blackie
People[]
Births[]
- January 22 - Steve Vinovich (actor)
- January 29 - Tom Selleck (actor and film producer)
- February 9 - Mia Farrow (actress, singer, humanitarian, and fashion model)
- February 24 - Barry Bostwick (actor and singer)
- March 8 - Bruce Broughton (composer)
- March 31 - Ed Catmull (president for pixar and walt disney animation studios)
- April 2 - Linda Hunt (actress and voice actress)
- April 20 - Michael Brandon (actor and voice actor)
- June 5 - Bruce Bayley Johnson (voice actor)
- June 20 - Anne Murray (singer)
- June 25 - Carly Simon (singer-songwriter, musician, actress, and writer)
- July 3 - Mickey Rooney, Jr. (actor and musician)
- July 23 - Edie McClurg (actress, voice actress, and comedian)
- July 26 - Helen Mirren (actress and voice actress)
- August 2 - Joanna Cassidy (actress)
- August 14 - Steve Martin (actor, comedian, writer, producer, and musician)
- September 8 - Dale Barnhart (animator and layout and background artist)
- September 17 - Bruce Spence (actor and voice actor)
- September 21 - Jerry Bruckheimer (film and television producer)
- September 24 - Carson Van Osten (comics creator, animator, and musician)
- October 7 - Michael Wallis (voice actor)
- October 18 - Norio Wakamoto (Japanese voice actor)
- October 19 - John Lithgow (actor, voice actor, musician, poet, author, and singer)
- October 30 - Henry Winkler (actor, writer, producer, and comedian)
- October 31 - Brian Doyle-Murray (actor, voice actor, comedian, and screenwriter)
- November 7 - Earl Boen (actor and voice actor)
- November 21 - Goldie Hawn (actress, voice actress, director, producer, and singer)
- November 27 - James Avery (actor, voice actor, and poet)
- December 1 - Bette Midler (singer, songwriter, actress, comedian, and producer)
- December 17 - Ernie Hudson (actor)
Deaths[]
- March 4 - Lucille La Verne (actress and voice actress)
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