The Walt Disney Company is a global entertainment conglomerate known for its diverse portfolio that encompasses film, television, theme parks, and various media networks
With iconic franchises such as Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic, it produces animated and live-action films, as well as television shows that cater to audiences of all ages. Additionally, Disney operates renowned theme parks and resorts around the world, creating immersive experiences centered around its beloved characters and stories. The company also engages in direct-to-consumer streaming services, expanding its reach in the digital entertainment space. Through its innovative storytelling and commitment to family-friendly content, Disney continues to shape the landscape of global entertainment.
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