Tag: Mickey

  • AXN to launch ‘Ray Donovan’ on 7 December

    AXN to launch ‘Ray Donovan’ on 7 December

    MUMBAI: AXN is gearing up to launch the American television series Ray Donovan on 7 December. 

     

    The series will be aired from Monday to Friday at 11 pm.

     

    Ray Donovan stars Liev Schreiber as the lead. He is portrayed as a guy who makes the problems of the city’s celebrities, superstar athletes, and business moguls disappear.

     

    The show also stars Jon Voight, who portrays the role of Ray’s father named as Mickey Donovan. 

     

    The series narrates the story of Ray Donovan who is a professional fixer for the rich and famous of Los Angeles. The character is portrayed as a cool and sophisticated person but at the same time is shown quite ruthless. Ray continues to seek balance between the demands of his family, including his volatile relationship with Mickey and his adamant and attractive Hollywood clients.

     

    The channel has planned a 360 degree campaign including on-air, social media and on-ground to promote the show. The channel also aims to further strengthen its core consumer engagement beyond television.

  • Add style to your closet with Disney Scarves

    Add style to your closet with Disney Scarves

    MUMBAI: Disney fans can now buy Disney inspired scarves for their wardrobe which the broadcaster has created together with Ludhiana based textile manufacturer Shingora.

    Available in a range of styles, it features popular Disney stories and characters including Mickey and Friends and Disney Princesses. The audience can choose from a wide range of themes including Dots and Pops, Minnie‘s limited edition, My Princess Fairy Tale, Minnie in the city and Ethnic Mickey.

    Available across leading stores including Shopper Stop in a range of attractive price points, scarves start from Rs 595 for girls, Rs 995 for teens, and Rs 1395 adults.

  • McDonald’s ‘Happy Meal’ can win kids a trip to Disney Land in Hong Kong

    McDonald’s ‘Happy Meal’ can win kids a trip to Disney Land in Hong Kong

    MUMBAI: Food service retailer McDonald’s has kicked off the ‘Hong Kong Disney Land Contest’ that will give kids the opportunity to win a free trip to Disney Land in Hong Kong.

    Two families (one child + Mom and Dad) will win the free trip for two nights and three days (including air tickets) to Hong Kong Disney Land.

    With every ‘Happy Meal’ kids need to SMS the six-digit code from the contest coupon inside the box to 7007, states an official release.

    In addition, kids get to take home toys of Disney characters including Mickey, Donald and Pluto with every Happy Meal. The ‘Hong Kong Disney Land Contest’ will be available at all McDonald’s restaurants across Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Indore, Bangalore and Hyderabad.

    Winners of the ‘Hong Kong Disney Land Contest’ will be chosen randomly and announced at the McDonald’s restaurants at the end of the promotion, which concludes on 10 December 2006.

  • Simpsons, Mickey face a ban in China

    Simpsons, Mickey face a ban in China

    MUMBAI: Foreign cartoons will no more be a source of entertainment for Chinese kids. From 1 September, cartoon series produced outside of China will be banned from local broadcast between 5 pm and 8 pm. The move is an effort to give a boost to the local animation sector.

    According to reports, the ban, which hasn’t been formally announced yet, is said to be in response to the popularity of anime in the Chinese market, and comes from other efforts by regulators to clamp down on international content.

    It also follows a 2004 edict mandating that Chinese cartoons had to account for at least 60 per cent of a channel’s animation output.

    The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) has told stations that prime time TV, from 5 pm to 8 pm, will only be allowed to show Chinese cartoons. Among those banned are The Simpsons, Teletubbies, Mickey Mouse, Blue’s Clues and popular Japanese animation will take a back seat to Chinese animation.

    The first major step was taken in 2000, when SARFT requested that all foreign animations get its approval before being broadcast on Chinese TV. Since 2004 the administration has also built 15 animation industry incubators around the country.