However, I think it is better for me to quote the letter. Perhaps someday the real Skandar Keynes will visit my blog and read it
“hi skandar keynes. i am bakhtawar
I saw your movie you looks good you was nice & cute in that your style was attractive in this and I fall on you I don’t like any body in this world after you I am extremely unstoppable to meet you and got some information about you from internet and I told to my mom and show her your movie and my mom likes your movie and do you know what she told me , she said skandar is my son and she gives you blesses and she pray that you will be successful in your whole life
And she prays too for our meeting and I told everything to my mom whatever I had in my heart I told her I have seen many skanadar names lier guys and when I got your mail then I thought to say you my hearts secrets then mom says to ask from skandar that to send you his video to prove my that you are the real skandar and please send video where you are talking from your home as you knew too how many people blaming there selves that they are the real skandar and have also spoken with wrong guys named skandar and they were blamed that they are skandar I hope you are the real skandar
I saying everything if you are real skandar then plz don’t mind
plzzzzzzzz try to uderstand me”

Disneytalks ~ Rapunzel and Flynn from Tangled

Here is the concept art of the newest Disney’s movie: “Tangled”. It will be released on November 24, 2010. The picture shown is the two main characters, Rapunzel (sound by Mandy Moore) and Flynn. The songs in this movie will be composed by Alan Menken, the 8-times Oscar Winner, and also Glenn Slater. These two musicians once worked together in Disney’s Home on The Range.

So, prepare youselves for this!!!

As seen on the picture (I captured it right from my iPod), the game needs music to play. You can choose some songs to be played, and all of the songs are from the original soundtrack of Walt Disney’s “Princess and the Frog”.

All you have to do is to hit the crown when the lights up. Listen to the music to help you finding the beats.

On Extras menu, you can see short character-clips that never been seen on the movie before. You can choose Tiana, Big Mama and other characters, Naveen, or Louie. You can also watch the full version of music video “Never Knew I Needed” by Ne-Yo.

So, what are you waiting for? Open your iTunes and find Bayou Beats right now! And guess the best part! It’s free!!

“Almost everyone warned us that Disneyland would be a Hollywood spectacular-a spectacular failure.
But they were thinking about an amusement park, and we believed in our idea-a family park where parents and children would have fun-together.”

And guess what? It has become the happiest place on Earth…

“Up” has won two categories of Golden Globe awards. In “The Best Animation Feature Film” category, “Up” has defeated its competitor such as “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs”, “Fantastic Mr. Fox”, “Coraline”, and other Walt Disney movie, “Princess and the Frog”.

While in “The Best Original Score” category, Michael Giacchino as the composer of “Up” has defeated James Horner from the-best-movie-winner “Avatar”, and other composers in other movies; “The Informant!”, “A Single Man”, and “Where The Wild Things Are”.

Good job! Once again, congratulations! Well, the journey which has been done by Carl, Russel, Kevin, and Dug has brought them success, although it cost a house and a GPS (lol).

Once again, congratulations! We’ll always love your movies… Can’t wait to see your other movies…

Source of the Golden Globe Winners:
http://www.goldenglobes.org/nominations/

So, don’t wait too long! Go to apps store and get your Disney application

“It is a curious thing that the more the world shrinks because of electronic communications,
the more limitless becomes the province of the storytelling entertainer.”

Walt Disney on Mickey Mouse

“The life and ventures of Mickey Mouse have been closely bound up with my own personal and professional life.
It is understandable that I should have sentimental attachment for the little personage who played so big a part in the course of Disney Productions and has been so happily accepted as an amusing friend wherever films are shown around the world. He still speaks for me and I still speak for him.“

More about Mickey Mouse, please visit this link.

“From years of experience I have learned
what could legitimately be added to increase the thrills and delights of a fairy tale without violating the moral and meaning of the original. Audiences have confirmed this unmistakably. We define the heroines and heroes more vividly; add minor characters to help carry the story line; virtually create such immortal friends of the heroine as the Seven Dwarfs. Storywise, we sharpen the decisive triumph of good over evil with our valiant knights-the issues which represent our moral ideals. We do it in a romantic fashion, easily comprehended by children. In this respect, moving pictures are more potent than volumes of familiar words in books.”

I watch Snow White when I was little and fell in love with it…