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Belle and Princess Elena face characters at Disney World
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It's fun to imagine what happens when worlds collide with the mixing of entertainment genres.

As an example of this, American author Seth Grahame-Smith comes to mind.

He brilliantly wove together two completely contrasting literary worlds together with his novels Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter–both of which were adapted for the big screen.

So what would happen if Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games trilogy was replaced by a completely different type of heroine?

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Moments When Disney Theme Park Cast Members Had To Break Character
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Stage actors are trained to completely transform into their respective characters and be emotionally present night after night.

Unlike film actors, theatrical performers have the added pressure of having only one shot to pull off their storytelling without any flubbing of lines... or other mishaps.

Those who work as characters at Disney parks are faced with a unique challenge.

Because the Disney characters, or cast members, interact with park guests–there is no separation between talent and audience that theaters provide.

A successful character meet and greet largely depends on the improv skills of the actor and how they respond to many unpredictable situations while remaining in character.

This applies specifically to face characters, the actors who portray human characters from a Disney animated film, including heroines and princesses like Rapunzel, and Snow White; and villains like Maleficent and Gaston.

But while there is no scripted dialogue, it doesn't mean they never break character.

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People Break Down Which Animated Films Everyone Should See At Least Once
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Some people insist that animated movies are for children, but those people are missing out on some amazing examples of cinema. Whether it's feel-good family friendlies, musical masterpieces, or filmmakers using animation as a medium to tackle some tough issues like war and loss, here are some films you totally shouldn't miss.

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Lawyers Explain Which Disney And Pixar Villains They Could Easily Defend In Court
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Disney and Pixar villains wreak havoc on our favorite protagonists and justice ends up being served by severe punishment–ultimately resulting in their demise.

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People Describe The First Thing They'd Do If They Suddenly Owned Disney
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In case you were living under a rock, the Walt Disney Company is an entertainment industry behemoth and is globally recognized.

Basically, a singing and dancing rat dominates the world and he brings smiles to children and to the young at heart.

Many of our favorite Intellectual Properties–like Star Wars, Marvel, the Muppets, and companies like National Geographic and 21st Century Fox, and many others, now fall under the wide umbrella bigger than that of the one used by another widely known IP, Mary Poppins.

But unlike the beloved British witch who repairs broken families in London, Disney, the company, is not practically perfect.

Along with crushing box office records and making dreams come true for millions of guests visiting their world-class theme parks comes great responsibility–keeping legions of fans happy.
In spite of the pressure that comes with endless scrutiny, would you want to be in charge of the Mouse House?
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