The The Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, this is Don Wilson speaking, and we're standing right now outside the Carthay Circle

Theater here in Hollywood, California. Among the glamorous stars and the

foremost executives have filmed and are assembling here to pay tribute to

Walt Disney. Tonight the cartoonist creator of Mickey Mouse Donald Duck and a host of

other beloved characters the world over passes another milestone in his

amazing career. He's showing his first full-length feature animated motion picture, the first one that's ever been made.

Snow White in the Seven Wars.

Walk and Speak Boys himself. Oh, The The The Welcome to the 3028 a show about Disney history and Disney history. I'm

at Parish. I'm Kevin Quigley. And Kevin we are about to embark on a new series.

We've been talking about this for a while and we kind of kicked it off prior to this show

Yeah, we we did our very first episode of of season four we did a whole like episode about the princess line, you know, the whole like the

marketing of putting all the princesses together in one thing and so that was sort of a

prologue and this is the promise. of a and I kind of wanted to sort of get it like set some ideas out like from the gate.

You know Matt and I are two grown middle-aged PC men.

Sure. And we and you know I don't think that Princess films really, we don't think about it as much as we think about some other films or we don't think about it in that way.

And so I thought it would be neat to sort of have us take on the challenge of talking about the princess films through the years

What that means what they are and like what it means for the company and for the world at large I thought that would be kind of neat and Matt totally like bought into it he's like yeah let's do that and so here we are with with episode one of that series.

Yeah and we've been doing some version of this through lots of different other films, whether it's marketing or talking

about films themselves, and I pretty much fancy myself a fan of most Walt Disney full-length animation.

And not be, not, you know, I don't even think of them as like princess films or non-princ.

I really don't.

Like I just think of them all as works of art and people will often ask me just friends that I talk to at work or whatever like what's your favorite I'm like I don't know how you can have a favorite

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