Where's My Perry? Mobile Game Available Later This Month
It's not easy being green, er, teal. Either way, semi-aquatic animals seem to have it hard when it comes to the simple pleasures in life. Just ask Agent P. Or, if you can't ask him (he is a secret agent, after all), ask Swampy the Gator. Swampy (presumably no relation to Jeff "Swampy" Marsh) is one of the many fabled alligators who live in the sewers of the world. (Sure, they say it's an urban legend, but Phineas and Ferb know first-hand it's true.) He enjoys nothing more than a simple bath with his rubber ducky. The other alligators may laugh at him for this, but he doesn't care.
Swampy is the main character of Where's My Water?, a mobile game introduced last year by Disney Interactive Media Group which gives the player the goal of using thei…
Phineas and Ferb's Aliki Theofilopoulos Grafft Honored by Greek America Foundation
]] This weekend in New York City, the Greek America Foundation is holding its second Innovation Conference. Founded in 1997 to "promote, preserve, and perpetuate the Greek culture, history, and heritage in America", tonight the Foundation is honoring the people it has named the "40 Under 40"- 40 young Greek-Americans from various walks of life they consider "young leaders who are successful at what they do, and simultaneously make tremendous contributions to their communities and to the world around them." And one of Phineas and Ferb's creative team is among them.
Born in California to Greek immigrant parents, Aliki Theofilopoulos Grafft's career in animation started at Walt Disney Feature Animation, where she worked as an animator on such f…
Phineas and Ferb to Make a "Summer to Remember" at Disney Parks
Both Disney's long-term desire to cross-promote the various realms of its company and Bob Iger's promise that Phineas and Ferb would make more appearances at the Disney parks seem to be working in harmony, as Phineas and Ferb will not only also be appearing in a few extra places at Walt Disney World in Florida, but they also appear to be the ambassadors for Disney Parks this summer as part of a campaign called "Summer to Remember." And if anyone at Disney knows about making summers to remember, it would probably be them, wouldn't it?
Today at the Fort Wilderness Resort, series creators Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh and the voice of Phineas, Vincent Martella, were on hand for the first day of a press event showing off Disney Parks's …
Phineas and Ferb Join Animation Luminaries in Charity Auction
The animation community is getting together for a worthy cause- and Phineas and Ferb are a part of it.
A storyboard artist named Joey Adams has lost three children to a believed genetic illness, with two others which may face the same fate. In order to help him raise money for a bone marrow transplant, the animation community has gathered together for a special auction. A physical auction was held yesterday at the Animation Guild, and now through Sunday, animation art and other goodies are available for auction on eBay. The creative team behind Phineas and Ferb has donated a poster signed by the crew of the show which also comes with a grab bag of Phineas and Ferb goodies including toys, clothes, and other such sundries. Also up for auction ar…
What's the Sitch? Agent P is Going to Disney World
Rumors across the Disney theme park community were confirmed today as Disney Parks officially announced on their blog that "Disney's Kim Possible World Showcase Adventure" at the World Showcase at Epcot in Walt Disney World Resort in Florida will be retooled this summer as "Disney's Phineas and Ferb: Agent P's World Showcase Adventure." Previously mentioned in an interview Tom Staggs, chairman of Disney Parks and Resorts, the official announcement comes after remarks made today by Walt Disney Company CEO Robert Iger at the annual Disney shareholder meeting in Kansas City, Missouri, when asked if the Disney theme parks were going to add more to appeal to young boys who visit. "We are hard at work at figuring out ways that we can bring Phine…