Theatrical releases[]
Shorts[]
Films[]
Television[]
- 1991 - The Darkwing Duck episode "Aduckyphobia" premieres on Disney Channel.
- 2008 - The Wizards of Waverly Place episode "Report Card" premieres on Disney Channel.
- 2009 - The Zeke and Luther episode "Crash and Learn" premieres on Disney XD.
- 2012
- The Jake and the Never Land Pirates episodes "The Mermaid's Song/Treasure of the Tides" premiere on Disney Channel.
- The second season of My Babysitter's a Vampire premieres on Disney Channel with the episode "Welcome Back Dusker".
- The A.N.T. Farm episode "ANTswers" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The Gravity Falls episode "The Legend of the Gobblewonker" premieres on Disney Channel.
- 2013 - The Mickey Mouse animated short "Yodelberg" premieres on Disney Channel.
- 2014
- The Austin & Ally episode "Fashion Shows & First Impressions" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The I Didn't Do It episode "Phone Challenge" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The Liv and Maddie episode "Song-a-Rooney" premieres on Disney Channel.
- 2015 - The Jake and the Never Land Pirates episodes "Flight of the Feathers/Captain Hookity-Hook!" premiere on Disney Jr.
- 2018
- The Bunk'd episode "A Whole Lotta Lobsta" premieres on Disney Channel.
- The Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures episodes "The Goofy Race!/Cuckoo for Cuckoo Clocks!" premiere on Disney Jr.
- The Muppet Babies episodes "Upside-Down Day/Tooth and Consequences" premiere on Disney Jr.
- 2024 - The following Primos episodes premiere on Disney Channel:
Streaming[]
- 2022
- The Ms. Marvel episode "Seeing Red" premiered on Disney+.
- Baymax! premieres on Disney+.
- The last 5 episodes from the second season of The Owl House were added to Disney+:
- 2024 - The first 11 episodes Zombies: The Re-Animated Series episodes are released on Disney+:
- "Re-Senior Year/I Scream Zoda"
- "Rage Against the Vending Machine/Young, Wild, and Free Period"
- "These Boots Were Made for Willa/Double Troubled"
- "Alien vs. Shredator/A Wyatt Place"
- "Invasion of the Bucky Snatchers/The Dining"
- "Training Dae/Youngins & Dragons"
- "Foul Play/Catch Meat If You Can"
- "When Bucky Met Barky/The More, The Burier"
- "No Woman BFF'd Behind/Pete Peeves"
- "Something to Tok About/Last Fan Standing"
- "Reality Check, Please!/Their Guy Sasquatch"
- Note: Episodes 3-11 were released early before their Disney Channel/Disney XD airings.
Home media[]
- 1994 - Iron Will
- 2004
- Cold Mountain (Miramax Home Entertainment)
- Spider-Man: The '67 Collection (Buena Vista Home Entertainment)
- Spider-Man vs Doc Ock
- The Cheetah Girls
- The English Patient Collector's Edition
Theme park happenings[]
Character debuts[]
- 2012 - Old Man McGucket, Sheriff Blubs, Deputy Darland
- 2024 - Dae, Harley
Video games[]
People[]
Births[]
- 1908 - John Hench † (Imagineer and Disney Legend)
- 1919
- Slim Pickens † (Rodeo performer, actor, and voice actor)
- Wathel Rogers † (sculptor, model maker, and animator)
- 1920 - Ray Harryhausen † (visual effects creator, writer, and producer)
- 1931 - Ed Gilbert † (actor and voice actor)
- 1949 - Roger Allers (director, animator, producer, playwright, and storyboard artist)
- 1951 - Don Rosa (comic writer and artist)
- 1959 - Gary Rydstrom (sound designer, director, and editor)
- 1967
- Melora Hardin (actress and singer)
- Joel McCrary (actor and voice actor)
- 1968 - Brian d'Arcy James (actor and musician)
- 1969 - Aleks Paunovic (actor)
- 1972 - Samantha Smith † (child actress and peace activist)
- 1976 - Bret McKenzie (comedian, actor, Academy Award-winning musician, and producer)
- 1978 - Nicole Scherzinger (singer and actress)
- 1979 - Stephanie Lemelin (actress and voice actress)
- 1982 - Matthew Mercer (actor and voice actor)
- 1984 - Carla Medina (TV host, singer, actress, and voice actress)
- 1986 - David Errigo Jr. (actor, voice actor, and editor)
- 1990 - Aaron Spann (voice actor)
- 1991 - Tajja Isen (Canadian actress and singer-songwriter)
- 2006 - Sam Lavagnino (voice actor)
Deaths[]
- 2020
- Johnny Mandel (composer and musician)
- Carl Reiner (comedian, actor, voice actor, director, and producer)
- 2023 - Alan Arkin (actor, director, and screenwriter)