-Walt Disney approached Louis Mayer, the head of Metro Goldwin Mayer, with the concept for a Mickey Mouse animation. L. Mayer, on the other hand, remarked that the majority of moviegoers are women, and ladies are afraid of mice. As a result, he declined to purchase the cartoon's concept and later expressed regret.
-For the animated film "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," Walt Disney got not just an Oscar, but also a giant figurine and seven smaller ones.
-Animation studios were able to save millions of dollars thanks to the removal of the fifth finger from cartoon characters' hands, as this choice reduced the time required for frame-by-frame rendering of figures. Furthermore, viewers did not experience any visual discomfort as a result of four fingers.
-The “Lion King” was originally intended to be a supporting animated film, with the Disney company focusing on “Pocahontas.” The “Lion King” script writers were sceptical of the concept and were hesitant to begin work on it because they believed “the storey isn't that good” and “I don't even know who will watch that.”
-After watching the animated film based on the Nintendo game Pocket Monsters in1997, over 700 Japanese youngsters sought medical assistance.
