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Minnie Mouse girlfriend of Mickey Mouse
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Minnie Mouse (Character)
from Steamboat Willie (1928)
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Miinie Mouse is a Disney cartoon character. She is the queen of the Disney
universe, wife of Mickey Mouse,and aunt of Mortie and Ferdy.
She first appeared in "Plane Crazy", becoming a regular in the
cast of original Disney characters.
Most cartoons deal with Mickey doing something embarassing that cuaes
Minnie to get angry at him. This is similar to what happens with Daisy and
Donald Duck, only Mickey actually tries to apologize and right whatever wrong
he did, unlike Donald.
She is Daisy Duck's best friend. She speaks with a feminine version of
Mickey's voice.
She appears in the final scene at Marvin Acme's factory in "Who Framed
Roger Rabbit".
In "House of Mouse", she helps Mickey run the nightclub.
She appears in all three "Kingdom Hearts" videogames as Queen of
Disney Castle. There, she posses most of the magical powers usually associated
with Mickey.
Mickey Mouse Biography
Mickey Mouse first made his debut in 1928.
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Mickey Mouse whistled but didn't talk in Steamboat Willie.
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Mickey Mouse is one of the world's oldest and most famous vermin in the world
- rubbing shoulders with everyone from Goofy to Britney Spears. So what makes
this rambunctious rodent tick? We're taking a look at the history of Mickey
Mouse. Why? Because we love him!
Of Mice and Men
Mickey Mouse was created to replace an earlier Disney character, Oswald the
Lucky Rabbit, who bore a striking resemblance to early Mickey drawings.
Mickey's creator, Ub Iwerks, came up with a lot of characters on his way to
creating Mickey, including frogs, dogs, horses, cows and cats. Irwerks said he
was inspired to create a mouse that had the spirit of Charlie Chaplin. Mickey
made his first appearance in the cartoon Plane Crazy in 1928.
Sounds of Silence
Mickey originally appeared in silent cartoons, but by the end of 1928 he
appeared in the cartoon Steamboat Willie, which featured synchronized music and
sound. Streamboat Willie acutally found a distributer before Plane Crazy did,
so it's often considered Mickey's true "debut." Mickey whistled and
made other noises in the short but didn't actually speak until 1929. Walt
Disney himself voiced Mickey - his first line was "Hot dogs, hot
dogs!" Most other film studios at the time were still producing silent
cartoons, so Disney took the lead and never looked back.
Evolution of the Mouse
Mickey continued to grow and evolve throughout the 20th century, moving
into comic strips, feature films, video games, theme parks and a ton of games
and toys. He first appeared in color in 1935, in the cartoon called "The
Band Concert". He got his now-standard gloves in the 1929 short The Opry
House. Mickey's appearance changed steadily from his creation onwards. What is
often considered the "classic version" of Mickey is the one that was
designed by Floyd Gottfredson. The most popular version, however, is the Mickey
created by Italian illustrator Romano Scarpa.
Did U Know?
Mickey has been voiced by Walt
Disney, Jim MacDonald and Wayne Allwine, who voices Mickey to this day.
Walt Disney was given a special
Oscar in 1932 for the creation of Mickey Mouse.
Mickey appeared along rival
Looney Tunes characters in the film Who Framed Roger Rabit.
Mickey was inducted into the
Encyclopedia Britannica in 1934.
Mickey Mouse Says...
"Arithmetic is being able to count up to twenty without taking off
your shoes."
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Biodata Mickey Mouse
Belajar Sejarah dari Mickey Mouse
Mickey Mouse dapat mengajarkan sesuatu pada kita. Pada kelas Disney in
America, mahasiswa Iowa State University diajak mencari tahu bagaimana
perusahaan Walt Disney mempengaruhi ideologi budaya di Amerika. Kelas ini akan
mengupas habis bagaimana kiprah korporasi tersebut sejak 1920 hingga masa kini.
Mata kuliah ini bahkan mengekspos kontribusi Hollywood pada momen penting dalam
sejarah Amerika, seperti resesi ekonomi (great depression), perang dunia II,
serta melonjaknya jumlah gelandangan dan ... Mouse dapat mengajarkan sesuatu
pada kita. Pada kelas Disney in America, mahasiswa Iowa State University diajak
mencari tahu bagaimana perusahaan Walt Disney mempengaruhi ideologi budaya di
Amerika. Kelas ini akan mengupas habis bagaimana kiprah korporasi tersebut sejak
1920 hingga masa kini. Mata kuliah ini bahkan mengekspos kontribusi Hollywood
pada momen penting dalam sejarah Amerika, seperti resesi ekonomi (great
depression), perang dunia II, serta melonjaknya jumlah gelandangan dan pengemi
...
MAHASISWA di Amerika Serikat (AS), bisa memilih berbagai mata kuliah unik
tentang penyanyi, hingga film. Perkembangan fenomena sosial yang tengah di
masyarakat biasanya melatarbelakangi kehadiran mata kuliah-mata kuliah
tersebut. Booming film zombie misalnya, mendorong Columbia College membuka
kelas tentang mayat hidup tersebut. Film lainnya yang dijadikan materi
perkuliahan adalah Harry Potter. Kali ini, mahasiswa di Appalachian State
University yang mempelajari kehidupan penyihir dari sekolah Hogwarts itu. Dari
dunia tarik suara, kehidupan Lady Gaga dikupas habis pada salah satu mata
kuliah di University of South Carolina. Penyanyi lainnya yang juga dijadikan
fokus pelajaran di berbagai kampus di antaranya Beyonce, dan Jay-Z. Berbagai
mata kuliah unik ini menunjukkan kreativitas para dosen dalam menerjemahkan
fenomena sosial ke dalam pembahasan akademik yang menarik. College Times,
Selasa (21/2/2012), melansir daftar berisi 15 mata kuliah paling keren yang
sedang hip di Negeri Paman Sam tersebut. Berikut bagian keduanya. 1.
White-Collar and Corporate Crime (University of California) .Selain para
narapidana, civitas academica di departemen Ekologi Budaya University of
Carolina adalah pakar dalam bidang kejahatan kerah putih. Salah satu mata
kuliah mereka, White-Collar and Corporate Crime, membedah motif para tersangka
sambil mempelajari aktivitas kriminal di antara beragam profesi, organisasi,
dan bisnis kelas atas. Di kelas ini, kamu akan belajar lagi banyak.
The Authorized Biography Of The Real Mickey Mouse
By Robert Laurence
Mirabile dictu! – he’ll be 82
this year (2006), a star who surely ranks with Chaplin in stature and in
influence, among the greatest entertainers of this or any other century. Yet no
biography has ever been written of the most popular performer in all history,
doubtless the most famous of all animals endowed with human characteristics.
Certainly “Mouse, Mickey,” as one scholarly index lists him, deserves space
somewhere, so at the risk of being called misanthropic, let’s forget Princesses
and Presidents for the nonce and forthwith embark on the first biography of a
mouse – there have surely been biographies (recent ones, too) penned of far
less appealing creatures.
To begin with, all scholars
should know that Mickey was a real mouse. For the sake of convenience we’ll
call our Mouse “him,” though the original may just as well have been a Ms. as a
Mister. Mickey Mouse (b.l924) came into this world somewhere within the musty,
malodorous cobwebbed walls of the garage that served as Walt Disney’s Laugh
O’Gram studio in Kansas City, Missouri. The ur-material is scarce, but he
appears to have come from a family of ten, though no accurate biography of his
immediate ancestors is available. Yet to those cynics who question his reality,
we submit abundant testimony that our hero (at first christened Mortimer) did
indeed exist. Disney’s daughter confirms this: “Several stories have been told
about Father’s having had a mouse who lived on his desk during his early days
in Kansas City,” she testifies. “The thought back of this tale is that the
mouse had given Father a special fondness for mice. ‘Unlike most of the stories
that have been printed,’ Father told me,’ that one is true . . . Mice gathered
in my wastebasket when I worked late at night. I lifted them out and kept them
in little cages on my desk. One of them was my particular friend. Then before I
left Kansas City I carefully carried him out into a field and let him go.”
Another Disney biographer informs
us that he let his mouse go in an empty lot, exactly where in K.C. still remaining
something of a mystery: “Nine mice skittered off into the weeds, but the tenth
stayed put. It was Mortimer, watching him with bright eyes. Walt stamped his
feet and shouted. The mouse took fright and ran. ‘I walked away,’ Walt would
later recall, ‘feeling such a cur.’”
Other sources go as far as to say
that Mortimer even “trespassed on his master’s drawing board, cleaning his
whiskers with unconcern or hitching up his imaginary trousers;” that he plagued
the other cartoonists to the extent of gnawing their pencils and erasers; that
Walt often brought two lunches to the office, one for himself and the other for
his pet – at a time when the artist more than once actually had to scrounge
stale bread for his super. There is even a tale that Disney forbade his
employers to set traps for any marauding mice, keeping his favorite Mortimer in
an inverted wire basket during the day and letting him romp free with his
friends at night. Here we have the familiar story of the neglected artist in
his garret, the variation being that this artist starved with a pet mouse who
was to become the inspiration for his greatest creation. “Other people would
leave lunch scraps in the wastebaskets,” Disney later recalled in referring to
his Mouse. “What I didn’t eat the mice came around to eat. One (Mortimer) was
bolder than the rest. There was a shelf above my drawing board and he wouldn’t
move off it.”
There we have all the hard-core
facts of our Mouse’s real life before Disney left K.C. for Hollywood with just
40 bucks in his pocket. But we can speculate that Mortimer was about six months
of age when Walt let him go free in that empty lot, and judging by the l ½ year
lifespan of micekind, lived until August l925 – unless famine, feline or other
bad fortune befell him. He could have had as few as nine brothers and sisters,
but then again the common house mouse bears 5-8 litters a year, so the family
was doubtless larger, say 50 sibling rivals. As for his vital statistics,
Mortimer probably measured a little smaller than the average Mus musculus at 2
½-3 inches in length. His heart, however, though weighing only about the usual
1.15 grams, was infinitely larger in the way of soul, having inspired Disney to
the greatness he achieved.
No one had ever created a Mouse
anything like Disney’s. The idea came almost five years after he let Mortimer
go – to be exact, as biographers must in monumental works, on the evening of
March l6, l928, aboard a train carrying the cartoonist from New York to
Hollywood, when Disney dreamed of his all but forgotten pet. Call it what you
like – fate, serendipity, Tyche, Lady Luck – but while he dozed that night
another world was born. Walt didn’t know it, but he was gestating a mouse
realer than real. Mortimer was actually put on paper for the first time on the
next day, somewhere between Toluca, Illinois and La Junta, Colorado. Disney at
first drew him with ruffled hair like Charles Lindbergh’s – for his first
cartoon, Plane Crazy, was to parody that great Viking flier, who had just flown
across the Atlantic, being about a mouse who built a plane in his own backyard.
But the familiar red velvet pants with red buttons, the black dots for eyes,
the pear-shaped body, pencil limbs, big yellow clodhoppers, and three-fingered
hands in white gloves were already all present. So was a tail, which the rarest
of rodents lost to the eraser in the future. Walt doodled and drew all day.
Suddenly, in the midst of his sketching that evening, he shouted to his wife
Lillian, “I’ve got him – Mortimer Mouse!”
“Mortimer is a horrible name for
a mouse,” Lilly said with the certainty only artist’s wives and film critics
can affect.
“How about Mickey then?” Walt
replied. “Mickey Mouse has a good friendly sound.”
Lilly agreed, suggesting “Minnie
Mouse” as a helpmate for Mickey in the process, and the
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Mouse was born. Prenom Mickey now, patronym
still Mouse. It was both a second life, a reincarnation for Mortimer probably
long in his grave and a new birth for Disney, who even became the Mouse’s
squeaky voice when sound films were made by Mickey. “I fathered him when he was
called Mortimer Mouse,” the artist once told reporters, “and he was my first
born and the means by which I ultimately achieved all the other things I ever did
– from Snow White to Disneyland.”
Starting our mickey mouse journal
Mickey Mouse
Animated Character
Born: 18 November 1928
Birthplace: The Movies
Best known as:
Walt Disney's famous mouse
Mickey Mouse debuted in the 1928 animated short Steamboat Willie and went
on to become the familiar symbol of Walt Disney studios. A cheerful rodent in
white gloves and red shorts, Mickey starred in dozens of Disney shorts and the
1940 animated feature Fantasia, becoming one of the world's best-known cartoon
characters. After 1950 Mickey appeared only rarely in films and instead settled
into a role as Disney's ambassador in its advertisements and theme parks, with
Mickey's mouse ears becoming the company symbol. Disney's daily TV show The
Mickey Mouse Club was first broadcast in 1955 (the same year that Disneyland
opened its doors) and became a long-running hit. Its familiar theme song
included the spelled-out lyric, "Who's the leader of the club that's made
for you and me? M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E."
Extra credit:
The Walt Disney Company gives Mickey's exact birth date as 18 November
1928. That was the release date of Steamboat Willie... According to legend,
Disney planned to name the mouse "Mortimer" until his wife suggested
the name of Mickey... Mickey's longtime girlfriend is Minnie Mouse and his dog
is named Pluto... The Mickey Mouse Club was revived in 1977 and again in the
1990s, when its cast members (or "Mouseketeers") included future
music stars Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Justin Timberlake. The
original show launched the career of Annette Funicello... Mickey's modern-day
cousins at Disney include The Little Mermaid and Jessica Rabbit.
Read more: Mickey Mouse Biography (Animated Character) — Infoplease.com http://www.infoplease.com/biography/var/mickeymouse.html#ixzz29WF6k1tR
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Biography
Mickey Mouse is a funny animal cartoon character created in 1928 by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks at The Walt Disney Studio . Mickey is an anthropomorphic mouse and typically wears red shorts , large yellow shoes , and white gloves . He is one of the most recognizable cartoon characters in the world and is the mascot of The Walt Disney Company , the world's largest media conglomerate in terms of annual revenue .
Mickey debuted in November 1928 in the animated cartoon Steamboat Willie after initially appearing in a test screening earlier that year . He went on to appear in over 130 films including The Band Concert (1935) , Brave Little Tailor (1938) , and Fantasia (1940). Mickey appeared primarily in short films , but also in a few feature-length films . Nine of Mickey's cartoons were nominated for the Acedemy Award for Best Animated Short Films , one of which , Lend a Paw , won the award in 1942 . In 1978 , Mickey became the first cartoon character to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame .
Beginning 1930 , Mickey has also been featured extensively as a comic strip character . His self-titled newspaper strip , drawn primarily by Floyd Gottfredson , ran for 45 years . Mickey has also appeared in comic books and in television series such as The Mickey Mouse Club (1955–1996) and others . He also appears in other media such as video games as well as merchandising , and is a meetable character at the Disney parks .
Mickey typically appears alongside his girlfriend Minnie Mouse , his pet dog Pluto , his friends Horace Horsecollar ,Donald Duck , and Goofy , and his nemesis Pete among others (see Mickey Mouse universe ) . Originally characterized as a mischievous antihero , Mickey's increasing popularity led to his being rebranded as an everyman , usually seen as an ever cheerful, yet shy role model . In 2009 , Disney announced that they will begin to rebrand the character again by putting less emphasis on his pleasant , cheerful side and reintroducing the more mischievous and adventurous sides of his personality most evident in his earlier films of the 1920s and 1930s ; the repositioning of Mickey started with the video game Epic Mickey .
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