Is Disney an American-only company?

[Anonymous]

I mean, nearly all its characters sound American. They look American too.

Also, "Frozen" might as well have been set in Minnesota. "The Little Mermaid" looked similar to the California/Oregon Coast. "Beauty And The Beast" had an oh-so Northern New England/Quebec look. And so on...

For so many of those films that claim to be set in other countries, the characters sound like they're from Nebraska. Lol

[RebelinSteel]

I think you missed out a load of movies.

robin hood

aristocats

Sword in the stone

Beauty and the Beast is not where you say it is lol.

100 Dalmatians.

Hunch back of Norte dame

the Lion king

Mulan

brave

Peter Pan

the list goes on and on.

[exitseven]

It used ot be but not anymore. I think that they had to change things in the movies because they did not want to piss off china.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[Joshydavid25]

No, Disney is a multinational company.. But it is an American company.. But it's funny out mention of those, because many of them don't take place in America..

[Anonymous]

Your question is "How to tell me you have never seen a Disney movie without telling me that you have never seen a Disney movie".. Sad.

[Iron_Man]

I believe they have places over in Europe but it’s pretty much an American company

[AngryCarl]

Disney is based in Burbank, California but their products are distributed globally.

[Anonymous]

They know what sells.

[laly520]

disney is a shareholder company, American

[Likes2drive]

Pretty much, it originated here

[jahaims]

Obviously not