Actor David Howard Thornton says he can't tell fans whether he likes playing Art the Clown or the horror version of Steamboat Willie more ... or rather, he could -- but then he'd have to turn into ...

One of the most recent installments in this ever-expanding list of films is Steven LaMorte’s Screamboat, featuring Steamboat Willie, the cartoon inspiration for Mickey Mouse. While the film is ...

The movie was announced soon after the Steamboat Willie version of Mickey became public domain on January 1, 2024. A late-night ferry ride in New York City is at the heart of the story of Screamboat.

David Howard Thornton is set to shock fans as he stars in Screamboat as killer Steamboat Willie who begins targeting passengers on the Staten Island Ferry. The Disney-inspired horror film sees a ...

Alegre’s I Heart Willie has less to offer than some of the blunders mentioned above: Its reimagining of Mickey’s Steamboat Willie persona (the first version of the character to lose its ...

A Steamboat Willie slasher flick was always going to have a pretty hefty dose of goofiness (though Goofy himself is not in the public domain until 2028), but this “Screamboat” monster reveal ...

Regarding his casting, LaMorte added: “Watching David Howard Thornton bring Steamboat Willie to life with the magicians at Quantum Creation FX has been nothing short of amazing — he’s ...

While Disney retains exclusive rights to its depiction of Mickey Mouse from its own works, the character as depicted in the 1928 short film Steamboat Willie entered public domain at the beginning ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Oh boy! It's time to celebrate Walt Disney's most iconic character, the one who started it all — Mickey Mouse! On Nov. 18, 1928, Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks released the Walt ...

The group joins a cast anchored by David Howard Thornton, best known for his performance as the slasher Art the Clown in the “Terrifier” series, here taking on the role of Steamboat Willie.