Classic Disney films frequently recycled entire animation sequences across different movies to save time and production costs during the era of hand-drawn animation. Animators would trace existing frames from older films, such as using dance scenes from Sleeping Beauty in Beauty and the Beast or movements from The Jungle Book in Robin Hood, to maintain smooth, high-quality motion while meeting tight deadlines. Credit: Disney | History In Pictures

5K views · 325 reactions | Celebrating Black History Month with music from your favorite Disney films and shows. Listen to the Disney Celebrates Black Stories Playlist, featuring music from Disney's The Little Mermaid, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, Descendants, Sneakerella, Disney's Aladdin, and more! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Ti1ZBuHkVmPQw9RdCPv6K All these movies and more are now streaming on @DisneyPlus. | Walt Disney Records | Facebook

27 reactions · 13 shares | Here's the full rundown of every Walt Disney Animated Classic from 1937 till 2021 in 60 Seconds . . . How Many have you seen? To watch the longer version on my YouTube Channel 'The Evolution Of The Disney Animated Feature Length Classic's 1937 - 2021' that also includes clips from every movie, Just click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWEtZcyj04Y | Disney Dave | Facebook