
Benjamin Sharpsteen was an American film director and producer for Disney. He was born on 4 November 1895 in Tacoma, Washington. He graduated from an agricultural college but gave up farming to join the Marines during World War II. He became an animator, joining the old International Film Company in New York, but soon joined Walt Diseny. He directed 31 films between 1920 and 1980. He also created a museum documenting the history of California's first millionaire, Sam Brannan, and the history of the Upper Napa Valley as well. He died in Napa County, California on 20 December 1980.
The China Shop
1934
Shanghaied
1934
The Pied Piper
1933
Puppy Love
1933
Lullaby Land
1933
Old King Cole
1933
The Mad Doctor
1933
Santa's Workshop
1932
The Klondike Kid
1932
King Neptune
1932
Trader Mickey
1932
Mickey in Arabia
1932
Just Dogs
1932
The Duck Hunt
1932
The Bird Store
1932
Mickey's Orphans
1931
The Beach Party
1931
The Fox Hunt
1931
The Clock Store
1931
The Cat's Out
1931
The Busy Beavers
1931
The China Plate
1931
Traffic Troubles
1931
Playful Pan
1930
Pioneer Days
1930
Winter
1930
Monkey Melodies
1930
The Chain Gang
1930
Arctic Antics
1930
Frolicking Fish
1930
Cannibal Capers
1930
Winnie the Pooh
1966
The Danube
1960
Japan
1960
Ama Girls
1958
Portugal
1957
Lapland
1957
Alaskan Sled Dog
1957
Samoa
1956
Sardinia
1956
Switzerland
1955
Water Birds
1952
The New Spirit
1942
Dumbo
1941
Fantasia
1940
Pinocchio
1940
The Fox Hunt
1938
Polar Trappers
1938
Mickey's Trailer
1938
Boat Builders
1938
Clock Cleaners
1937
Hawaiian Holiday
1937
Moose Hunters
1937
Don Donald
1937
The Worm Turns
1937
Donald and Pluto
1936
Mickey's Circus
1936
Moving Day
1936
Orphan's Picnic
1936
Broken Toys
1935
Cock o' the Walk
1935
On Ice
1935
Two-Gun Mickey
1934






















































































































