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'''Walt Disney''' (December 5, 1901 – December 15, 1966) was America's iconic [[cartoon]] entrepreneur and a pioneer in the film and theme park industries. He was the founder of [[The Walt Disney Company]]. Walt Disney was not only an artist([[animator]], [[cartoonist]], [[voice-actor]], [[director]]), but he also hired several of the most talented animators and performers of his day. In politics, since around the year 1940, Walt Disney was socially a prominent [[conservative]] [[Republican]], and even had a bumper sticker supporting [[Barry Goldwater]] on his golf cart during the opening of Walt Disney World.
Counted among the leading filmmakers of the 20th century, co-founder, chairman and chief executive officer of the Walt Disney Company, today one of the world's largest companies, and recognized as one of the fathers of film animation, he also created [[Disneyland]], the first in a series of theme parks; he is also known for his great skill in storytelling as a television star and one of the 20th century's most charismatic artists in the entertainment field. With his collaborators, he has created many of the world's most famous cartoon characters; one of them, the most famous, [[Mickey Mouse]].
