snow white was the first disney film ever made.
snow white was the first disney film ever made.
what was the first disney film ever made?
snow white
by 1956 warburton was an editor for the walt disney studios, where he remained for the rest of his career. his first disney film credit was "westward ho, the wagons!" (1956). about 1960, he began a fruitful collaboration on feature films with disney director robert stevenson. their first film was "the absent-minded professor" (1961). warburton won an academy award and the american cinema editors eddie award for the "spectacularly successful" "mary poppins" (1964), which also earned stevenson an oscar nomination as best director. critic drew casper particularly notes warburton's editing of the film's "chimney pot" musical sequence (see clip to the right). in total, stevenson and warburton collaborated on nine films in the 1960s and 1970s; their last film together was "herbie rides again" (1974). warburton retired from editing after "the cat from outer space" (1978), a disney film directed by norman tokar.
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it was the first disney animated film to receive a pg rating as well as the first disney animated film to feature computer-generated imagery. the film was distributed theatrically through buena vista distribution on july 24, 1985. with the budget of $44 million, it was the most expensive animated film ever made at the time. earning $21.3 million domestically, it led to a loss for the studio, putting walt disney feature animation near bankruptcy. due to its commercial failure, disney did not release the film on home video until 1998.









































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