Disney’s Tinker Bell was named “Honorary Ambassador of Green” on October 25, 2009, by United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information, Kiyo Akasaka at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
Tinker Bell was joined by voice cast Mae Whitman (Tinker Bell), Raven Symone (Iridessa) (check out Disney Society’s interview with Raven here.),  Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure director Klay Hall,  producer Sean Lurie and UN delegates as they celebrated the world premiere of Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure, which arrives on DVD & Blu-ray on October 27th.
I love this picture of Tinker Bell accepting her award. So …read more

On October 27th, the world’s most beloved fairy flitters into homes with her latest adventure: TINKER BELL and the LOST TREASURE! I’ve seen the movie twice now and I just know Tinker Bell fans are going to love this movie! I also had the chance to talk to Raven Symone (who does the voice of Iridessa) about the next two Tinker Bell films coming out. I’ll post that interview soon. Promise!
Tink has come a long way since her first incarnations by the Disney artists. Check out these preliminary sketches and concept art to see her evolution! From a wide range …read more

Here’s another Pixie Preview from the Disney Channel, where we sneak a peek at Tinker Bell and her friends from Pixie Hollow. This is a great little preview!

This Pixie Preview is in preparation for the release of Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure on DVD and Blu-ray October 27th.
In Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure Tinker Bell’s greatest adventure yet takes place in Autumn, as the fairies are on the mainland changing the colors of the leaves, tending to pumpkin patches, and helping geese fly south for the winter. The rare Blue Moon will rise, and when its light …read more

Are you ready for another giveaway?! I am. On behalf of Disney Online, they are hosting a “Tinker-Tastic” Giveaway. Here’s what’s included in the prize package:

PixieHollow.com T-Shirt
PixieHollow.com Flower Box
PixieHollow.com Journal

For those of you who don’t remember what PixieHollow.com is, be sure and check it out. Here’s a little description for you:
A new virtual world based on the popular Disney Fairies franchise allows visitors to create their very own Fairy and take flight into the magical world of Pixie Hollow.  Explore meadows, chat and play games with Fairy friends, go on quests for Tinker Bell, earn badges, collect items, craft jewelry …read more

If you haven’t seen ‘Tinker Bell’ yet, you can watch it on November 30th at 8/7 c for the Disney Channel debut! It is a great movie and if you love Tinker Bell, I can promise you, you will like this movie. You get to hear her speak for the first time and see her Fairy world, as well as meet her Fairy friends.
You can see some great clips from the movie here. Pop some popcorn and enjoy the movie. After you watch it, be sure and come tell me what you thought about it. I always love hearing your …read more

Walt Disney Pictures presents “Tinker Bell” on DVD and Blu-ray October 28th. It’s an all new movie where you get to enter the world of fairies in their secret world called Pixie Hollow. If you are a fan of Peter Pan, you know that Tink doesn’t say much…actually she doesn’t talk at all, but in Tinker Bell the movie, you get to hear her speak for the very first time.

“Hear Tinker Bell (Mae Whitman) speak for the very first time, and unlock the magic of nature with her fairy friends, Fawn (America Ferrera), Iridessa (Raven-Symone), Rosetta (Kristin Chenoweth), and …read more

On October 28th, Disney’s Tinker Bell is coming to Blu-ray and DVD. I have seen the movie and loved it! The animation is pretty incredible, but I’ll tell you all about that in my review.
I have a Tinker Bell gift set (pictured above) to give away to one lucky Disney Society reader, courtesy of Click-Comm. The set includes a Tinker Bell tote, notebook and of course the Tinker Bell DVD.
All you have to do to win is leave a comment on this post. Please leave your email address in the appropriate section of the comment box, so that I can contact …read more

In 2006, Brittany Murphy was hired by Disney to do the voice of Tinker Bell in an upcoming animated movie. According to online reports, Disney has now dropped Murphy and had been replaced by 19 year old Mae Whitman.
Disney has given no explanation as to why she was replaced. Murphy’s career has stalled a bit in the past few years and she has received more press for her personal life, than any projects she has been involved in.
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