The first widescreen animated film was Disney's "Lady and the Tramp" in 1955.

The first animated film shot using an animation camera was Disney's 1940 film "Fantasia."

The first American animated feature film was "Snow White and the Seven Dwafts" produced by Disney in 1937.

Walt Disney's first color cartoon was "Flowers and Trees" in 1932, which was produced using the primary color process. It premiered at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Los Angeles in July 1932. It is often mistaken for

Considered the world's first color cartoon.

The most expensive animated film was "The Fox and the Hound" produced by Disney Studios in 1981, which cost $10 million. In the end, the quality of the film was reduced due to insufficient budget.

The famous animated character Donald Duck appeared on the screen for the first time. Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are the two most famous animated characters drawn by the American animation master Disney.

Donald Duck first appeared in the 1934 cartoon "Three Wise Chicks."

The most popular animated character is the world-famous Mickey Mouse. He was born on November 18, 1928, which was also the day when the first sound cartoon "Steamboat Willie" was premiered.

The protagonist of the film.

In fact, it was not created by Disney but by another animator named Uba Iwerks.

But Mickey Mouse's voice was designed by Disney.

By 1934, Mickey Mouse had become the Hollywood star who received the most fan mail.

There were 11 animated cartoons starring Mickey Mouse, including 87 produced in the 1930s.

The last Mickey Mouse cartoon was 1953's "Simple Things."