It was the first cartoon with synchronized sound (sound that matched the pictures) and is widely recognized as the premiere of Mickey Mouse (he had appeared twice before, but it's the first short to get noticed and is incorrectly believed to be his first appearance). It pretty much put Walt Disney and his studio on the map.
about 14,400 pictures had to be drawn.
"mickey mouse, steam boat willy " Actually Disney did not produce the first sound cartoon. The fleischer animation studio had been producing sound films for several years. Steamboat Willie was the first sound cartoon to achieve broad public notoriety, although Walt Disney never claimed to have originated the technology, that is entirely apocryphal. Although Edison may have experimented with sound and paper cut out animation in the very early days of film, 'My Old Kentucky Home' a Fleischer cartoon, is generally thought to be the first sound cartoon as we would understand it today.
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Willie Upshaw's birth name is Willie Clay Upshaw.
No, Willie Nelson does not go by Almost Willie. Almost Willie is an impersonator, named Tom Bradshaw, now living in Apache Junction, AZ, or at least he was the last time I talked to him
The duration of Steamboat Willie is 480.0 seconds.
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The 1928 animated film "Steamboat Willie" was among the first cartoon with sound .
Steamboat Willie was the first cartoon using Movietone sound-on-film technology.
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Steamboat Willie was considered by The Disney Company and Mickey's debut although it was the third Mickey Mouse cartoon produced. It was co-directed by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks, where Iwerks served as the main animator.
Steamboat Willie was drawn and filmed at the Walt Disney Studios on Hyperion Avenue, Los Angeles, CA.
Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse starred in Steamboat Willie.
The first cartoon accredited with the use of synchronized sound was 'Steamboat Willie' a film featuring now-popular character Mickey Mouse. This film was created by Walter E. Disney.
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