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True or False: Entertainment – page 2
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Walt Disney was the voice behind Mickey Mouse.
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True! In the very first Mickey Mouse cartoons, Walt Disney himself was the voice of the happy mouse! He voiced Mickey for many years and helped make the character famous all over the world.
The T-Rex roar in Jurassic Park was recorded from a real dinosaur.
💡 Explanation
No, that's false! Since dinosaurs lived a very, very long time ago, it wasn't possible to record them. The sound of the T-Rex roar in the movie is actually a clever mix of sounds from several different animals, like a baby elephant, an alligator, and a tiger. Pretty cool, huh?
The actor who played Darth Vader in the Star Wars movies wasn't the one who did his voice.
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That's right! Actor David Prowse was inside the suit and played Darth Vader, but it was the famous voice actor James Earl Jones who spoke. His deep, dark voice made Darth Vader one of movie history's most famous villains.
Superhero Superman originally could only jump really high, not fly.
💡 Explanation
That's true! When Superman first appeared in comic books in 1938, one of his big powers was being able to jump over tall buildings. But guess what? He couldn't fly at all! The power to fly was added later to make him even more amazing in his adventures.
Before movies had sound, music was played live in the movie theater while the audience watched the film.
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Yes, that's true! When movies were new and couldn't have sound built into the film itself, there was often a pianist or even a whole orchestra in the movie theater. They played music that matched what was happening on the screen. The music helped tell the story and made the movie more exciting or sad, just like movie music does today!
Mickey Mouse was first named Mortimer when he was created.
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True! Walt Disney created Mickey Mouse, but he originally wanted to call him Mortimer. It was his wife Lillian who thought Mickey Mouse sounded better, and that's the name he's had ever since!