The front area of the Magic of Disney Animation
Films[]
- 1961 - Nikki, Wild Dog of the North
- 1972 - Now You See Him, Now You Don't
- 1997 - Princess Mononoke
- 2019 - Stuber (20th Century Fox)
The title and the first scene of "Tokyo Go"
Books[]
- 1977 - Dumbo the Flying Elephant
Laserdisc releases[]
- 1991
- Robin Hood
- Alice in Wonderland
VHS releases[]
- 1991 - Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Mary Poppins, Pete's Dragon, Robin Hood, Dumbo, Alice in Wonderland, and The Sword in the Stone (re-issues)
Television[]
- 2002 - Kim Possible premieres on Disney Channel with the episode "Number One".
- 2009 - My Friends Tigger & Pooh premieres on Disney Channel with the series finale episode "Darby the Plant-Sitter/Pooh's Nightingale", followed by "Home For the Holly Days/Piglet's Found Art".
- 2013
- The Mickey Mouse episode "Tokyo Go" premiere on Disney Channel.
- Sofia the First episode "The Amulet of Avalor" premiere on Disney Channel.
- 2019 - The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode "Collision Course (Part II)" premieres on ABC.
Theme park happenings[]
- 2015 - The Magic of Disney Animation closed at Walt Disney World's Hollywood Studios.
People[]
Births[]
- 1937 - Bill Cosby (stand-up comedian, actor, author, singer, and songwriter)
- 1948
- Ben Burtt (sound designer, director, film editor, screenwriter, and voice actor)
- Jay Thomas (actor, comedian, and radio talk show host)
- 1951 - Cheryl Ladd (actress, singer, and author)
- 1971 - Kristi Yamaguchi (figure skater)
- 1978 - Topher Grace (actor)
- 1988 - Christine Marie Cabanos (voice actress and production assistant)
- 1990 - Rachel Brosnahan (actress and voice actress)
- 2005 - Issac Brown (actor, voice actor, singer, and rapper)
Deaths[]
- 2020 - Kelly Preston (actress and former model)
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