As of 2006, Disney’s 1991 feature “”The Lion King”” is still the highest-grossing standard-animation film released in the United States.
Disney’s “”Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”” was the first-ever feature-length animated motion picture.
The Disney logo was designed by an artist and bears no resemblance to Walt Disney’s real signature.
Disneyland’s dress code forbade long-haired men from entering the park until the late 1960s, although the rule was only selectively enforced.
In addition to his children’s fare, Walt Disney also produced World War II propaganda movies as well as other oddities like 1946 short, “”The Story of Menstruation.””
