Walt Disney loved taking viewers behind the scenes to show how his films were made. In 1941, he released The Reluctant Dragon, a part live-action, part animated feature that gave audiences a rare look inside the Walt Disney Studios. Viewers got to meet the artists, voice actors, and animators who brought Disney’s magic to life. In this clip, we visit “The Rainbow Room” and see a colorful studio montage showing how Disney’s paints were made. While the process was staged for the camera, it’s still

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124K views · 17K reactions | Take a look at this fun behind the scenes video: Disney character training from 1976! In this clip, Cast Members learn important guidelines like avoiding tight spaces with breakable merchandise and never handling guests personal items. If you do break something, make sure to run away! | Disney History Channel | Facebook