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KR: The first one I remember, which was so influential for me, was Totally Minnie back in the вЂ80s. I love the character presence in it, but the Walt connection most of all. When we were on a D23 panel at San Diego Comic-Con celebrating MickeyвЂ™s 90th a few years ago, I learned from Mark Henn that Walt acting this short out was a direct source for the animation, and I think thatвЂ™s where those great self-aware moments came from. That Freddy Moore redesign is the most successful character design of Mickey to date-loveable, appealing, and connected. The power of a character starts with eyes, just like we as people connect with our eyes, and that left a lasting impression with me. I remember at a very young age recognizing that he looked much different. I love The Pointer so much because it is the first short where we see Mickey with pupils. ItвЂ™s great fun, and excellent acting on MickeyвЂ™s part. Over the course of the short, he has to rise to the occasion and defy the expectations of the townspeople. He starts out as a humble little common guy (or mouse), who is mistakenly labeled a giant slayer. For me, The Brave Little Tailor is a perfect example of MickeyвЂ™s character, playing a role so fitting for his persona.

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You might hear me in the talking windows on Buena Vista Street at Disney California Adventure the female NaвЂ™vi at Pandora вЂ“ The World of Avatar at DisneyвЂ™s Animal Kingdom safety spiels for Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea and even the little Swiss yodeling doll at Disneyland ParisвЂ™ itвЂ™s a small world!Д23: What is your favorite classic Mickey or Minnie cartoon?Д«I: Mine have been-for the longest time-a tough tie between The Brave Little Tailor and The Pointer. My co-worker responded, вЂњYou sound just like her!вЂќДЄbout 10 years later, I met the voiceover director who works on theme park audio, and got to work with him on some background work in the parks. I had come out for lunch one day and the ice-skating Mickey and Minnie float came in for the holiday parade, and I just kind of mimicked what Minnie said. I would often work in Town Square with our character friends, and as the parades would come in, I began to memorize the spoken track of each float as it came in the gate.

KR: I started at Disneyland on November 15, 2003, three days before MickeyвЂ™s 75th birthday celebrations. And whenever I was in college, I decided to go audition to work at Disneyland, and I thought, вЂњHey, IвЂ™ll go, why not?вЂќД23: Kaitlyn, can you tell us how that time working at Disneyland help set you up for your eventual Minnie gig? We grew up going to Disneyland a couple times a year.

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I knew I wanted to do voiceover when I saw Aladdin and Robin Williams doing his thing, because thatвЂ™s the most free expression you could possibly have in voiceover up that time, so I wanted to do that too.

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Kaitlyn Robrock (KR): Yes! The very first movie that I remember seeing in theaters was The Rescuers Down Under, and it was in tandem with The Prince and the Pauper! Those were my first introductions to Disney, and I remember religiously watching every movie each year. My desire to be an artist, which was my first career path, began and has continued thanks to Disney.

We would watch classic shorts and pause the videos, sitting on the couch learning to draw the characters, and I was hooked. I grew up being immersed in that Disney world, as it were, and I associated Disney with the art and animation magic, and the quality and artistic integrity was always really appealing to me. My dad would wake us up on a Saturday morning and say, вЂњGuys, you wanna go to Disneyland?вЂќ Growing up in Southern California, Disneyland was practically in my backyard, and I had the chance to go just about once every year. IвЂ™ve been a Disney fan as long as I can remember. Just in time for the Disney Channel debut of Mickey Mouse Funhouse, D23 catches up with Bret Iwan, the voice of Mickey Mouse, and Kaitlyn Robrock, the new voice of Minnie Mouse, to learn about this dynamic Disney duo some Disney Parks memories and an exciting new show!Д«ret Iwan (BI): Yeah, I was that kid who listened to all the Disney soundtracks and set up Disneyland attractions in my bedroom.