Synonyms for Walt Disney
walt dis·ney

Princeton's WordNet

1. Disney, Walt Disney, Walter Elias Disneynoun

   United States film maker who pioneered animated cartoons and created such characters as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck; founded Disneyland (1901-1966)

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1. List of known nicknames for "Walt Disney":

   Walter Elias Disney, Retlaw Yensid, Retlaw Elias Yensid, Mr. Disney, Uncle Walt, Disney Walt, Walter Disney, Mickey Mouse, Walter Elias "Walt" Disney

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1. Punam Patel:

   I grew up going to Disneyland, and that's the original park, i'm a Disney conservationist. Walt Disney World looks so big, and it's not him (Walt Disney). I think you lose the intimate magic that happens at Disneyland. It's way more corporate. Disneyland feels like being at home.

2. Steve Jobs:

   We believe it's the biggest advance in animation since Walt Disney started it all with the release of Snow White 50 years ago.

3. Chris Owens:

   He always said he was one of the luckiest men because ... he got to achieve everything he dreamed of, he got to work with greats like Bob Hope, Neil Simon -- all the great people he admired, including Walt Disney. Even his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is right next to Walt Disney's.

4. Brian Koziol:

   We work closely with Walt Disney Imagineering, whose team stays with us through the life of the project, we generally start two to three years out. Our team does everything from designing drinks and working on design of bars and layout to specifying the equipment and developing menus, all the way down to training and execution.

5. Sean Bailey:

   Someone once said to Walt Disney that you make movies for kids, and he said, 'No I don't. I make movies for the kids inside all of us, whether we're six or 60,' that's sort of how we feel. We try to treat these stories in a way that we can transport adults to a feeling of awe and wonderment that's more childlike... and we never try to bring anything down to kids. We believe kids can handle some complexity.