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The logo almost always shows a fairy tale castle directly inspired by Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle and Magic Kingdom’s Cinderella Castle. It has had several changes since its first appearance. Some films include a variation of the logo to accentuate with the film and its tone.
The production logo often includes a musical version of “When You Wish Upon a Star” from the 1940 animated classic, Pinocchio. Several Walt Disney Television logos have been modified versions of the castle logo.
This logo uses a computer-generated facsimile of the castle and lacks the light beam or segmentation, instead moving away from the castle gates. Instead of “When Wish Wish Upon a Star”, this production logo uses an original melody composed by Randy Newman.
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Anyone who has grown up with Disney classics will remember the famous ‘D’ in its logo. It is precisely this letter that has caused an intense debate in social networks as its authorship is unknown.
The youtuber Hank Green was the one who lit the fuse by publishing a video in which he explained that the letter did not originate from any of the many signatures that Walt Disney had. Although some letters look similar, it is not clear where the ‘D’ came from.
Perhaps that’s why, after the video was posted, even the youtuber’s followers joined the investigation and went through some of his old Disney copies to check what his logo looked like back then.
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Another logo based on Walt Disney’s handwriting was created in the mid-1940s. After it was discontinued in 1972, this logo would be reused in the Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo from 1978 to 1984.
In 1960, a later variant was based on the Walt Disney font. The typeface is still used as the main logo, but has since been revised. Disney retired this logo in 1980.
In 1964, the signature typeface became a bit softer. It was first used at the 1964-1965 World’s Fair in New York, permanently before becoming the official logo in 1971.
Versions of this logo were also used before it became the company’s official logo and even before its creation, starting with a flyer for the iconic Enchanted Tiki Room attraction in 1963, 1965 with Fantasy on Parade at Disneyland on the big drum at the beginning of the parade and a slightly different version at the end of the Disney animated classic The Aristocats.
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The Walt Disney Company, comúnmente conocida como Disney (/ˈdɪzni/),[2] es un conglomerado multinacional estadounidense de entretenimiento y medios de comunicación con sede en el complejo Walt Disney Studios de Burbank, California.
Disney fue fundada originalmente el 16 de octubre de 1923 por los hermanos Walt y Roy O. Disney como “Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio”;[3] también operó bajo los nombres de “The Walt Disney Studio” y “Walt Disney Productions” antes de cambiar oficialmente su nombre a The Walt Disney Company en 1986. La empresa se estableció como líder de la industria de la animación estadounidense antes de diversificarse en la producción de películas de acción real, la televisión y los parques temáticos.
La empresa, que cotiza en la Bolsa de Nueva York (NYSE) con el símbolo bursátil DIS,[7] forma parte del Promedio Industrial Dow Jones desde 1991.[8] En agosto de 2020, algo menos de dos tercios de las acciones eran propiedad de grandes instituciones financieras.[9]
A principios de 1923, el animador de Kansas City, Missouri, Walt Disney creó un cortometraje titulado El país de las maravillas de Alicia, en el que aparecía la actriz infantil Virginia Davis interactuando con personajes animados. Tras la quiebra en 1923 de su anterior empresa, Laugh-O-Gram Studio,[ChWDC 1] Disney se trasladó a Hollywood para unirse a su hermano, Roy O. Disney. La distribuidora de películas Margaret J. Winkler, de M.J. Winkler Productions, se puso en contacto con Disney con planes para distribuir toda una serie de Comedias de Alicia compradas a 1.500 dólares por rollo con Disney como socio productor. Walt y Roy Disney formaron ese mismo año el Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio. Después de Alicia siguieron más películas de animación[11]. En enero de 1926, con la finalización del estudio Disney en la calle Hyperion, el nombre del Estudio de los Hermanos Disney se cambió por el de Estudio Walt Disney[ChWDC 2].
