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Who didn't grow up with them and is still a big fan of Disney movies today? Disney still fascinates young and old alike. Starting in 1937 with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, masterpieces from the film studio have followed almost annually. In addition to successful cult films such as Pinocchio, Dumbo, Bambi, Cinderella, The Lion King, Sleeping Beauty, Peter Pan, etc., Disney also produces animated films with Pixar Studio and live-action films such as High School Musical, Maleficent, Beauty and the Beast, or Alice in Wonderland. The company's own TV channel, Disney Channel, produces series such as Hannah Montana or Violetta. Modern masterpieces like Frozen, Moana, Merida, and Tangled are a great success.
For many of these Disney productions, such as Cars, Finding Nemo, Winnie the Pooh, Zootopia, and of course Mickey Mouse, you can find fan articles here like posters, figures, shirts, mirrors, or cushions.

Know-it-all with Close Up – Facts and Fun Facts about Disney:
- Walt Disney was dyslexic.
- The name "Wendy" was invented for the book "Peter Pan." Before that, the name did not exist.
- In Finland, Donald Duck comics were temporarily banned because he doesn't wear pants.
- Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story was originally supposed to be named Lunar Larry.
- Dory mispronounces Nemo's name seven times.
- The real name of the girl Boo in "Monsters, Inc." is Mary. She signs one of her drawings with her real name.
- Elsa was originally envisioned as a villain in "Frozen."
- Snow White, at 14, is the youngest Disney Princess. Elsa, at 21, is already a "veteran."
- Pocahontas is the only Disney Princess with a tattoo.
- Mulan is left-handed.