Recently, there are media reports that Disney's legendary animator, Ruth Thompson, died at the age of 111. The news was also confirmed by Disney's board chairman, who said that everyone would remember her smile and sense of humor, and inspired by her work and pioneering spirit.
As one of Disney's earliest animators, Ruth has been involved in every Disney feature film since 1937, and she was responsible for some scenes and mirror operations.
The classic Disney animated film "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", released in 1937, was once co-created by Ruth. To this day, the film is still a childhood memory for many people.
Since then, "Pinocchio" released in 1940 and "Dumbo" released in 1941, as well as "Happy People", "Fantasia", "Cat Adventure", "Robin Hood", "Rescue Little Hero" and all other animation films from 1937 to 1977, have Ruth's creation in it.
Later, Disney even gave her the title of "Disney Legend", which can be described as a veritable name.
When Ruth was 108 years old, the media visited her in a nursing home, and in her later years she lived in a senior nursing home in Hollywood, living with many retired filmmakers, and her later life was very happy and comfortable.
For children all over the world, Ruth is undoubtedly a dreamer, giving everyone a dreamy and interesting fantasy world. It is precisely because of these people who have dedicated their lives to the film industry that our childhood has many common wonderful memories, people's lives are very short, but it is a happy and lucky thing to be able to leave so many classic works, I hope that this grandmother will go all the way, I believe that her works will definitely be able to pass on forever.