The Walt Disney Company turns 100 years old this Monday (16). In celebration, the studio produced a short film in which it presents its striking and iconic characters in a fun and nostalgic encounter.
With more than 500 characters, including Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Moana, Pocahontas, Bambi and several others, “Once Upon a Time” is available exclusively to subscribers of the Disney+ platform.
All of them even leave the frames displayed behind the scenes at the American facilities to take a family photo, right after the employees leave.
“Celebrate a century of stories with ‘Once Upon a Studio,’ a new original short film, debuting on ABC.” When two new employees spend the night at Walt Disney Animation Studios, they’ll see all the Disney characters past and present come to life and come together to take their own 100th anniversary photo. This comedy short is specifically a celebration of the history of Disney Animation, with references to many of its iconic characters,” says the description.
Centenary
Created in 1923, The Walt Disney Company celebrates a century of existence. In March this year, the company set up a exhibition itinerant event that retraces the brand’s trajectory through immersive objects and technologies to kick off the celebrations.
In total, there are 10 galleries that, in addition to photos, costumes, props and other original objects, use audio and interactive elements to create unique experiences around the company’s 100 years.
Call of Disney100: The Exhibition the exhibition had its world premiere on February 18th at The Franklin Institute, in Philadelphia, in the United States, with tickets between US$25 and US$45 (around R$130 and RS$234).
Watch the trailer for “Once Upon a Studio”:
Source: CNN Brasil
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