Disney films that actually released without the brand's name!

Walt Disney is a brand in itself with almost every millennial movie being produced under its banner. However, that isn’t case every time, re are a few movies which were under a different distributor, studio or even company but, y were technically released by Disney, Here are a few such movies:

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Disney movies that released without brand 'Disney'

Things I Hate About You (1999)

Distributed by Buena Vista and produced by Touchstone Pictures, 10 Things I Hate About You is one of most loved romcoms apted by one of Shakespeare's stories. story of film was based on Shakespeare’s Taming of Shrew.

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Popeye (1980)

In partnership with Paramount Pictures, owners of character Popeye created  musical drams. Robin Willaims played le role of strong spinach-eating man. However, movie did t do that well in terms of popularity and critics said it would have been better if y turned this into a st drama.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)

film Who framed Roger Rabbit h several appearances of multiple cartoon characters from Warner Bros, Fleisher and Paramount, but y all came under payroll of Micky Mouse.  film was considered one of best films during that era.

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Mr. Holland Opus (1995)

Mr. Holland Opus was considered to highlight life of Richar Dreyfuss. This emotional and fantastic drama was presented by Hollywood pictures and distributed by Buena Vista. It was dedicated to career of a music teacher, maestro of that era.

Thief and Cobbler (1995)

Thief and Cobbler was conceived in 1964 but released in 1993 under banner of Disney’s partnership with Miramax. film is inspired by Arabian Nights but animation brought to us by Richard Williams makes this film one of best-animated films of that time.

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