Disney's Chicken Little World Premiere

Published October 31, 2005

By C. W. Oberleitner

The Walt Disney Company had a coming out party for its latest full-length feature animated film, Chicken Little. The first fully CG-animated film from Walt Disney Feature Animation had its world premiere Sunday at the El Capitan theatre in Hollywood, and the Chairman of Walt Disney Studios, Dick Cook, shares with us how much he's looking forward to the film.

Video - In His Own Words, the First of Many

Chairman of Walt Disney Studios Dick Cook shares with o-meon.com his thoughts about Chicken Little and the studio's plans for future CG-animated films.

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From the Red Carpet

The marquee announcing the world premiere of Disney's Chicken Little at the El Capitan theatre in Hollywood.

David Stainton President of Walt Disney Feature Animation (WDFA), Bob Iger President and CEO of the Walt Disney Company, and Dick Cook Chairman of Walt Disney Studios.

The executive and production team of Disney's Chicken Little: Randy Fullmer (Producer), Dick Cook, Mark Dindal (Director), Bob Iger (Disney CEO), and David Stainton (WDFA President).

Composer John Debney, who, in addition to Chicken Little, will soon have two more films featuring his scores released to theatres: Zathura, directed by Jon Favreau, and Cheaper by the Dozen 2 from Twentieth Century Fox.

Alyson Stoner and Mike Johnson from Mike's Super Short Show from the Disney Channel.

Zach Braff, star of the NBC/Touchstone Television show Scrubs and voice of Chicken Little, talks about his art and craft with the media.

Abby Mallard, Zach Braff, the voice of the title character in Disney's Chicken Little, and Chicken Little himself pose for pictures in front of the El Capitan theatre.

Zach Braff and Chicken Little director Mark Dindal congratulating one another before the premiere of Disney's Chicken Little.

Abby Mallard, Zach Braff, the voice of Buck Cluck, Gary Marshall, and Chicken Little before entering the El Capitan theatre for the premiere of Disney's Chicken Little.

Harry Shearer, star of The Simpsons and This Is Spinal Tap, the voice of the dog announcer, and actor and legendary comedian Fred Willard who voices Melvin, the alien dad in Disney's Chicken Little.

Video - Some Sights and Sounds

Congratulations from the boss, a few seconds with Zach Braff, and Harry Shearer and Fred Willard, who talk about the future.

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