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 Walt Disney

 

Among being a producer, director, screen writer, and entrepreneur, Walt Disney is most famous for his creative talents in the entertainment business. As the co-founder of Walt Disney Productions along with his brother, Roy O. Disney, Walt Disney became one of the best. His animations and motion pictures provided families with sources of happiness during the times of the Great Depression. One of Disney's first animation was Steamboat Willie. Soon afterwards, he created the famous Mickey Mouse character along with many other Disney trademark fictional characters.

 

 Above: Walt Disney and his famous Disney characters.

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