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DISNEY 1985-2005

IT WAS CONSIDERED THAT THIS WAS NEAR THE END OF DISNEYS

DARK AGE.

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MOVIES THAT CAME OUT IN 1985

The Black Cauldron (1985)

The Great Mouse Detective (1986)

Oliver & Company (1988)

The Little Mermaid (1989)

Popeye (1980) Rated

TRON (1982)

Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

And many more.

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In Los Angeles, Walt Disney sells his short live-action cartoon titled "Alice’s Wonderland", Soon after, Walt and his brother Roy sign a contract to make 6 more films, called Alice Comedies. In order to produce the series, the two brothers officially establish the Disney company on October 16, 1923, originally as Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio, with both Walt and Roy as equal partners. The first Alice Comedy is released on March 1, titled “Alice’s Day at Sea”.

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Some more famous movies would be;(1985-2005)

Lizzie migure movie

The pirates of the Caribbean

Jungle book 2

Finding nemo

Holes

Tarzan

Mulan

The princess diaries

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In 1985, Touchstone Television is founded, and becomes the producer of "The Golden Girls," "Home Improvement" and "Boy Meets World."

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Walt Disney Productions name changes to The Walt Disney Company, and its distribution company's name is changed from Buena Vista Distribution Company to Buena Vista Pictures Distribution.

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In 1991, the first Disney Vacation Club Resorts opened at Walt Disney World. "Beauty and the Beast" is released, and becomes the first animated full-length feature film to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture.

It wins Oscars for Best Original Song and Best Original Score.

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A few years later, in 1994, "Beauty and the Beast" became the first Disney animated film to be made into a Broadway musical.

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"Aladdin" was released the same year, and won two Academy Awards, for Best Original Song and Best Original Score. In addition, Euro Disney opens outside of Paris

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"The Lion King" is released, winning two Academy Awards, for Best Original Song and Best Original Score

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"Pocahontas" is released, and wins two Academy Awards.

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"Toy Story" wins an Academy Special Achievement Award for being the first full-length computer-animated feature.

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A year later, Disney buys Fox Family Network for $3 billion, and changes its name to ABC Family, and Fort Worth billionaire Sid Bass is forced to sell his Disney holdings because of a margin call caused partly by the stock market tumble following the 9/11 attacks.

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That same year, "Monsters Inc." wins an Academy Award for Best Original Song.

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Shortly after, the studio changed its name to "The Walt Disney Studio"

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-Roy O. took over as the CEO and a president of the company.

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-He renamed Disney world as ‘Walt Disney World’ in honour of his brother and vision

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After four years of making his Alice comedies in 1927, Walt Disney decided to move on to an all-cartoon series.

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-In 1967, the last two films Walt actively supervised were released, “The jungle book” and “The happiest Millionaire”.

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On October 1 st, 1971 Roy O. died of a stroke and he left the company under the control of Donn Tatum, Card Walker and Walt’s son in law Ron Miller each trained by Walt and Roy.

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-Inspired by the popularity of Star Wars, Disney produced the science-fiction adventure “The Black Hole” in 1979; it cost $20 Million to make but it was lost in Star Wars’ Wake. “The Black Hole was also the first Disney film to carry a PG rating in the United States.

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Walt Disney comes up with an idea for a new character to replace Oswald: mickey mouse, who became Disney's first cartoon star.

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Disney hired outside producers for film projects, which has never been done before in the studio’s history

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-In 1979 Disney entered a join venture with Paramount Pictures.

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Early 1980s- the parks were generating 70 percent of Disney's income

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October 1st 2005- Bob Iger replaced Eisner as CEO

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First film using 3D animation- 'Chicken Little' on November 4th

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2006- January 23rd- announced  it would purchase Pixar-stock transaction valued at $7.4 billion

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In February 2007, Disney was accused of human right violations regarding working conditions of factories that produce their merchandise.

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August 31 2009- Announced deal to acquire Marvel Entertainment- $4.24 billion- deal was completed on December 21 2009

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Director Emeritus Roy E. Disney died- stomach cancer- December 16 2009. Owned roughly 1% of Disney stock- 16 million shares

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October 30 2012 announced plan to acquire 'Lucas film'- valued $4.05 billion

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March 24 2014, Disney acquired Marker Studio- active multi channel network on YouTube for $500 million
- This Company later turned into a new venture called Disney Digital Network in May 2017

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September 2016 , Disney considered purchasing, American social network service, Twitter
- However, dropped due to partial concerns over abuse and harassment on the service.

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November 2017- reported by CNBC- Disney had been negotiating to acquire 21st Century Fox

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December 14th 2017- Disney agreed to acquire most assets from 21st Century Fox including 20th Century Fox for $52.4 billion.

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1984- Disney bought out Relian

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Another shareholder filed suit claiming the deal devaluated Disney's stock and for Disney management to retain their positions. The shareholder lawsuit was settled in 1989 for a total of $45 million from Disney and Reliancece's 11.1% stake in the company