The one that faded into obscurity. After the success of crafting a relatively inexpensive feature-length animated film with One Hundred and One Dalmatians in 1961, the animation department at Walt Disney Productions was saved. However, it was now abundantly clear Walt Disney's attention was firmly planted elsewhere. Disney's live-action films like The Shaggy Dog, The Parent Trap, and Pollyanna were proving far more successful than the studio's animated releases. Walt was also heavily involved in the pre-production of Mary Poppins, particularly his well-documented battle with author P.L. Travers over...