Guess which global icon turns 90 this year?
To celebrate the anniversary of the world’s most famous anthropomorphic mouse, Disney is giving 3 lucky readers the chance to win an awesome hamper that consists of a branded Mickey Mouse notebook, shopper bag, pencil bag, cushion and speaker.
Can you believe it? It’s been 90 years since Mickey Mouse’s first appearance in Steamboat Willie on the 18th November 1928.
Despite his age, Mickey has aged really well, even appearing in a new series, Mickey and the Roadster Racers, just last year. The Mickey the True Original campaign honours nine decades of the pop-culture icon’s reign with local festivities, art exhibitions, a new line of clothing, Mickey’s 90th Spectacular, a two-hour prime-time special, and many other awesome, interactive ways to enjoy the special occasion.
Who needs a slice of birthday cake when you can have all of this:
To stand a chance of winning this awesome Mickey Mouse hamper, all you need to do is quote a line from Mickey Mouse Legacy Today article (in the comments section below). Please use a working email address.
Competition closes Tuesday, 19th November 2018. Winners will be contacted via email on this date.
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“He’s always going to carry into the future. He’s a universal character. He may be a mouse but he’s human in a way. He will carry through.” And he carries with him the legacy of the Walt Disney Company – a company that’s success was all started by a mouse.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg.
“Minnie and Mickey have equal status, and we can’t ever forget that.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Also, the sense of physicality is always a joy to watch. Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”?
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg…
I loved Mickey since I was young and now that I am older my daughter and I share the same love for Mickey its like his part of the family.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg.
It’s been nine decades since Walt Disney brought Mickey Mouse to life on a cross-country train ride from New York to Los Angeles.
The idea to gather children together to watch them made the experience of enjoying Mickey a communal one.
“I don’t think it matter what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey,”
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“Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come.”
“It’s been 90 years since Mickey Mouse’s first appearance in Steamboat Willie on the 18th November 1928.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg
“You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless,” she says.
“As both Mickey and Minnie head into their next years together, so their likability travels on too.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” – Eric Goldberg
“the sense of physicality is always a joy to watch. Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!”
“Disney’s admiration of another silver screen star, Charlie Chaplin, can be seen in Mickey. Rebecca Cline, who runs the Walt Disney Archives, believes that has a lot to do with his endearing appeal. “I don’t think it matter what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey,” she says. “With Charlie Chaplin, there was a lot of mutual admiration. “
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
For those who are older and don’t see him necessarily as a teacher, Mickey is still endearing in his own right. “He’s instantly recognizable,” says Shue. “My mom, who’s 87, has Mickey t-shirts and a bomber jacket with him on it too, and my nephew, who is 3, also has Mickey pyjamas.”
“The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever – introducing synchronized sound to Disney cartoons, as well as a lovable little mouse with a can-do attitude.”
MICKEY IS FUN , AND FUN DOESNT GO OUT OF FASHION ! GOLDBERG CHUCKLES ,WEARING HIS MICKEY – FACED APPLE WATCH
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” – Eric Goldberg
” The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever – introducing synchronized sound to Disney cartoons, as well as a lovable little mouse with a can-do attitude.”
“Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.”
Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“This world is set, and it doesn’t change. And neither does Mickey.”
“I don’t think it matters what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey.”
“I don’t think it matters what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey.”
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.
“He’s always going to carry into the future. He’s a universal character. He may be a mouse but he’s human in a way. He will carry through.” And he carries with him the legacy of the Walt Disney Company – a company that’s success was all started by a mouse.
For many, Mickey Mouse remains as relevant as ever — his cartoons are still watched, his image is a staple worn on T-shirts, his birthday continues to celebrated around the world.
“He’s always going to carry into the future. He’s a universal character. He may be a mouse but he’s human in a way. He will carry through.”
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character,” says Shue.
“For those who are older and don’t see him necessarily as a teacher, Mickey is still endearing in his own right.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg!
Disney is my life! I would really love to win this!
“With Charlie Chaplin, there was a lot of mutual admiration. Walt used to dress up as Chaplin and imitate him, and that same kind of attitude behind Chaplin – he would get knocked down but he would still get back up – is what would drive Walt. That appeals to anyone of anyone age.”
“Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!”
Mickey has gone on to far surpass his cartoon form, becoming a powerhouse that never goes out of style. As, Gianfranco Cordara at Disney Digital International says, there is one important rule about Mickey Mouse that anyone who works with him knows. “Mickey Mouse lives in his own world. There are no humans, there’s no politics, there is no religion. They are all animals with anthropomorphic attributes” she says. “This world is set, and it doesn’t change. And neither does Mickey.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg, who supervised the 2D animation of Mickey Mouse on the 2013 Oscar-nominated short Get A Horse! “Also, the sense of physicality is always a joy to watch. Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg, who supervised the 2D animation of Mickey Mouse on the 2013 Oscar-nominated short Get A Horse! “Also, the sense of physicality is always a joy to watch. Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.
“Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come.”
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come.”
Can you believe it? It’s been 90 years since Mickey Mouse’s first appearance in Steamboat Willie on the 18th November 1928.
We have been watching Mickey for years, my kids are adults now and they still watch, so does my grandchildren.
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.
“Mickey Mouse lives in his own world. There are no humans, there’s no politics, there is no religion. They are all animals with anthropomorphic attributes” she says. “This world is set, and it doesn’t change. And neither does Mickey.”
“More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.”
“This world is set, and it doesn’t change. And neither does Mickey.”
This will be something I can tell my little girl. Something playful, in a world so serious.
“You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless.”
This is the reason why I would throw out a dollar or two for a shirt or three. Mommy has to keep up with the stars right?
“A lovable little mouse with a can-do attitude.”
You know, that’s true. I loved him as a kid. I love him still. When my girl gets scared of the dinosaurs on TV, she cuddles soft toys. I should get her a mouse, a Mickey mouse, because I want my kid to have a can-do attitude and a happy-go-lucky attitude.
I also want her to learn that she should be with someone who love Minnie as much as Mickey does. After all, he even rescued her from a tornado. If that’s not love, what is?
I’m getting off the point here. I just liked those quotes. Here’s my favorite:
“Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion.”
The only fashion I care about.
The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever
The Mickey the True Original campaign honours nine decades of the pop-culture icon’s reign with local festivities, art exhibitions, a new line of clothing, Mickey’s 90th Spectacular, a two-hour prime-time special, and many other awesome, interactive ways to enjoy the special occasion
“Mickey Mouse lives in his own world. There are no humans, there’s no politics, there is no religion. They are all animals with anthropomorphic attributes” she says. “This world is set, and it doesn’t change. And neither does Mickey.”
The Mickey Mouse Club, which first ran from 1955, gave rise to other variety shows aimed at children – although not many others could lay claim to showcasing the likes of Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake and Ryan Gosling!
“That sense of fun has imbued Mickey cartoons for decades. The idea to gather children together to watch them made the experience of enjoying Mickey a communal one.”
The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever
The adorable, friendly little mouse that got his start on film and became a star of TV, print and merchandising seemingly never falls out of favour with his fans
It’s been 90 years since Mickey Mouse’s first appearance in Steamboat Willie on the 18th November 1928.
Mickey cartoons never get old
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“That sense of fun has imbued Mickey cartoons for decades. The idea to gather children together to watch them made the experience of enjoying Mickey a communal one.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them”
Mickey cartoons just never get old.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character,” says Shue.
Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg, who supervised the 2D animation of Mickey Mouse on the 2013 Oscar-nominated short Get A Horse!
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character”
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character”
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character”
“It’s been nine decades since Walt Disney brought Mickey Mouse to life on a cross-country train ride from New York to Los Angeles.”
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character”
IF MICKEY DOESNT CHANGE ,THEN NEITHER DOES HIS RIGHT-HAND GAL,MINNIE
If Mickey doesn’t change, then neither does his right-hand gal, Minnie.
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey Cartoons just never get old there is a charm and appeal to them” and still 90 years later loving his character and shows my kids love it especially my toddler of 3 watches Mickey and the roadster racer on repeat
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The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever – introducing synchronized sound to Disney cartoons, as well as a lovable little mouse with a can-do attitude.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
Mickey Cartoons just never get old, there is a charm and appeal to them , say’s animator Eric Goldberg who worked on Mickey Mouse cartoon ‘ Get a Horse!
“Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
I say as I wear my vintage 1970’s Mickey Watch that I had shipped in from the states (you know the one where his arms are the watch hands) just because I’ve wanted once ever since I was a child.
It’s of particular appeal to children, as Ken Shue, vice president of Global Art, confirms. “Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character,” says Shu
“With Charlie Chaplin, there was a lot of mutual admiration. Walt used to dress up as Chaplin and imitate him, and that same kind of attitude behind Chaplin – he would get knocked down but he would still get back up – is what would drive Walt. That appeals to anyone of anyone age.”
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,
It’s been nine decades since Walt Disney brought Mickey Mouse to life on a cross-country train ride from New York to Los Angeles. Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come. For many, Mickey Mouse remains as relevant as ever — his cartoons are still watched, his image is a staple worn on T-shirts, his birthday continues to celebrated around the world.
He’s always going to carry into the future. He’s a universal character. He may be a mouse but he’s human in a way. He will carry through.”
“Mickey has gone on to far surpass his cartoon form, becoming a powerhouse that never goes out of style “ ?
Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come
“The adorable, friendly little mouse that got his start on film and became a star of TV, print and merchandising seemingly never falls out of favour with his fans.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“It’s been nine decades since Walt Disney brought Mickey Mouse to life on a cross-country train ride from New York to Los Angeles”
“You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless”
“Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg, who supervised the 2D animation of Mickey Mouse on the 2013 Oscar-nominated short Get A Horse! “Also, the sense of physicality is always a joy to watch. Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
‘This world is set, and it doesn’t change. And neither does Mickey’
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
It’s been nine decades since Walt Disney brought Mickey Mouse to life on a cross-country train ride from New York to Los Angeles
It’s been nine decades since Walt Disney brought Mickey Mouse to life on a cross-country train ride from New York to Los Angeles
It’s been nine decades since Walt Disney brought Mickey Mouse to life on a cross-country train ride from New York to Los Angeles
Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children.
“You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless,” she says.
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character,” says Shue.
Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come.
“Although the idea of Mickey Mouse was thought of on a train ride that Disney took back from a disappointing meeting with his distributor in early 1928, in which he’d lost the rights to another of his creations (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit), it wasn’t until November 18, 1928 when he was officially unveiled to the world. The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever – introducing synchronized sound to Disney cartoons, as well as a lovable little mouse with a can-do attitude.”
“Although the idea of Mickey Mouse was thought of on a train ride that Disney took back from a disappointing meeting with his distributor in early 1928, in which he’d lost the rights to another of his creations (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit), it wasn’t until November 18, 1928 when he was officially unveiled to the world. The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever – introducing synchronized sound to Disney cartoons, as well as a lovable little mouse with a can-do attitude.”
For many, Mickey Mouse remains as relevant as ever — his cartoons are still watched, his image is a staple worn on T-shirts, his birthday continues to celebrated around the world.
“The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever – introducing synchronized sound to Disney cartoons, as well as a lovable little mouse with a can-do attitude.” We LOVE Disney and Mickey Mouse!!
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them”
“Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
Walt used to dress up as Chaplin and imitate him, and that same kind of attitude behind Chaplin – he would get knocked down but he would still get back up – is what would drive Walt. That appeals to anyone of anyone age.”
Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg
“You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless,” she says.
Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old.
It wasn’t until November 18, 1928 when he was officially unveiled to the world.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them.”
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is charm and appeal to them
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is charm and appeal to them
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg, who supervised the 2D animation of Mickey Mouse on the 2013 Oscar-nominated short Get A Horse! “Also, the sense of physicality is always a joy to watch. Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
“That sense of fun has imbued Mickey cartoons for decades. The idea to gather children together to watch them made the experience of enjoying Mickey a communal one.”
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them
“I don’t think it matter what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey,” she says.
“Get A Horse!” – which I know is a title and technically not a line, but I will from now on incorporate this phrase into my daily life to vent frustration. :D
Also, have you seen the Oscar Statuettes Walt got for Snow White? SPECTACULAR!
“Mickey Mouse lives in his own world. There are no humans, there’s no politics, there is no religion.”
The future of Mickey and his friends is secure. “He’s always going to carry into the future. He’s a universal character. He may be a mouse but he’s human in a way. He will carry through.” And he carries with him the legacy of the Walt Disney Company – a company that’s success was all started by a mouse…Mickey mouse has always been my favorite…there is magic all around
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them
Although the idea of Mickey Mouse was thought of on a train ride that Disney took back from a disappointing meeting with his distributor in early 1928, in which he’d lost the rights to another of his creations (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit), it wasn’t until November 18, 1928 when he was officially unveiled to the world.
Mickey cartoons are just never too old
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg, who supervised the 2D animation of Mickey Mouse on the 2013 Oscar-nominated short Get A Horse! “Also, the sense of physicality is always a joy to watch. Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
“The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever,”
“Also, the sense of physicality is always a joy to watch. Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
“I don’t think it matter what ur age are,what ur sex are,what ur world outlook are,or where u came from.”Everybody loves Mickey” she says.
For many, Mickey Mouse remains as relevant as ever — his cartoons are still watched, his image is a staple worn on T-shirts, his birthday continues to celebrated around the world.
Although the idea of Mickey Mouse was thought of on a train ride that Disney took back from a disappointing meeting with his distributor in early 1928, in which he’d lost the rights to another of his creations (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit), it wasn’t until November 18, 1928 when he was officially unveiled to the world
“You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless,” she says.
“I don’t think it matter what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey,” she says.
Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
“ More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.“
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character,” says Shue.
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them
“That sense of fun has imbued Mickey cartoons for decades. The idea to gather children together to watch them made the experience of enjoying Mickey a communal one.”
Before his death in 1966, Disney collected 25 Oscars — including a special award for creating Mickey Mouse. He won a final posthumous honour in 1968, bringing his total count to 26 Oscar statuettes, making him the most celebrated Oscar winner of all time.
“She was there from the very beginning,” says Cordara. “Minnie and Mickey have equal status, and we can’t ever forget that.”
“With Charlie Chaplin, there was a lot of mutual admiration. Walt used to dress up as Chaplin and imitate him, and that same kind of attitude behind Chaplin – he would get knocked down but he would still get back up – is what would drive Walt. That appeals to anyone of anyone age.”
“He’s always going to carry into the future. He’s a universal character. He may be a mouse but he’s human in a way. He will carry through.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg
He won a final posthumous honour in 1968, bringing his total count to 26 Oscar statuettes, making him the most celebrated Oscar winner of all time.
Mickey Cartoons just never get old, there is a charm and appeal to them , say’s animator Eric Goldberg who worked on Mickey Mouse cartoon ‘ Get a Horse!
“If Mickey doesn’t change, then neither does his right-hand gal, Minnie.”
If Mickey doesn’t change, then neither does his right-hand gal, Minnie. His anniversary is just as much her’s too.
“Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.
“Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!”
“…He may be a mouse but he’s human in a way…”
Mickey cartoons just never get old
“It’s been 90 years since Mickey Mouse’s first appearance in Steamboat Willie on the 18th November 1928.”
For many, Mickey Mouse remains as relevant as ever — his cartoons are still watched, his image is a staple worn on T-shirts, his birthday continues to celebrated around the world.
Mickey Mouse is always constant. “You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless,”
“Although the idea of Mickey Mouse was thought of on a train ride that Disney took back from a disappointing meeting with his distributor in early 1928, in which he’d lost the rights to another of his creations (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit), it wasn’t until November 18, 1928 when he was officially unveiled to the world. ”
I hope I win. Mickey mouse first appearance is the same day as my birthday on 18 November :)
“It’s been 90 years since Mickey Mouse’s first appearance in Steamboat Willie on the 18th November 1928.”
I hope I win. Mickey mouse first appearance is the same day as my birthday on 18 November :)
The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever.
For many, Mickey Mouse remains as relevant as ever — his cartoons are still watched, his image is a staple worn on T-shirts, his birthday continues to celebrated around the world.
Recognition for Minnie may have lagged behind, but in January this year, she finally got her star on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
For those who are older and don’t see him necessarily as a teacher, Mickey is still endearing in his own right. “He’s instantly recognizable,” says Shue. “My mom, who’s 87, has Mickey t-shirts and a bomber jacket with him on it too, and my nephew, who is 3, also has Mickey pyjamas.”
MICKEY HAS GONE ON TO SURPASS HIS CARTOON FORM,BECOMMING A POWER HOUSE THAT NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE
“The adorable, friendly little mouse that got his start on film and became a star of TV, print and merchandising seemingly never falls out of favour with his fans.”
MICKEY CARTOONS JUST NEVER GETS OLD,THERE IS A CHARM TO THEM
Mickey has gone on to far surpass his cartoon form, becoming a powerhouse that never goes out of style.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg, who supervised the 2D animation of Mickey Mouse on the 2013 Oscar-nominated short Get A Horse!
“I don’t think it matter what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey.”
“Mickey has gone on to far surpass his cartoon form, becoming a powerhouse that never goes out of style.”
“I don’t think it matter what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey,”
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old.
“Mickey is fun, and fun doesn’t go out of fashion!” Goldberg chuckles, wearing his Mickey-faced Apple watch.”
Disney’s admiration of another silver screen star, Charlie Chaplin, can be seen in Mickey.
“Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg, who supervised the 2D animation of Mickey Mouse on the 2013 Oscar-nominated short Get A Horse!
Despite his age, Mickey has aged really well, even appearing in a new series, Mickey and the Roadster Racers, just last year.
“Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come.”
MICKEY CARTOONS JUST NEVER GETS OLD.THERE IS A CHARM TO THEM,
“You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless,” she says.
As, Gianfranco Cordara at Disney Digital International says, there is one important rule about Mickey Mouse that anyone who works with him knows. “Mickey Mouse lives in his own world. There are no humans, there’s no politics, there is no religion. They are all animals with anthropomorphic attributes” she says. “This world is set, and it doesn’t change. And neither does Mickey.”
“That sense of fun has imbued Mickey cartoons for decades. The idea to gather children together to watch them made the experience of enjoying Mickey a communal one.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character,” says Shue.
LOVE THIS – “That sense of fun has imbued Mickey cartoons for decades. The idea to gather children together to watch them made the experience of enjoying Mickey a communal one.”
“You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless,” she says.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
“I don’t think it matter what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey,” she says.
“Nine decades since Mickey Mouse took the entertainment world by storm and captured the hearts and minds of generations to come.”
Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,
“Mickey’s positive attitude has always made him a good role model for little children. The Disney Junior shows are very rudimentary and basic and simple, but kids can learn a lot because he’s a good, solid character,” says Shue.
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,” says animator Eric Goldberg
“I don’t think it matter what age you are, what sex you are, what your world outlook is, or where you come from. Everybody loves Mickey,” she says.
“You’ll see someone like Rihanna wear a t-shirt with his face on it, and that’s timeless,” she says.
The debut of Steamboat Willie changed entertainment history forever – introducing synchronized sound to Disney cartoons, as well as a lovable little mouse with a can-do attitude.
“That sense of fun has imbued Mickey cartoons for decades. The idea to gather children together to watch them made the experience of enjoying Mickey a communal one.”
“Mickey cartoons just never get old. There is a charm and appeal to them,”
Mickey has gone on to far surpass his cartoon form, becoming a powerhouse that never goes out of style. As, Gianfranco Cordara at Disney Digital International says, there is one important rule about Mickey Mouse that anyone who works with him knows. “Mickey Mouse lives in his own world. There are no humans, there’s no politics, there is no religion. They are all animals with anthropomorphic attributes” she says. “This world is set, and it doesn’t change. And neither does Mickey.”
More than just cute and heartwarming, Mickey Mouse as a movie star went on to receive critical acclaim. Before his death in 1966, Disney collected 25 Oscars — including a special award for creating Mickey Mouse. He won a final posthumous honour in 1968, bringing his total count to 26 Oscar statuettes, making him the most celebrated Oscar winner of all time.