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Walt Before Mickey
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Walt Before Mickey
Theatrical release poster
Directed by
Khoa Le
Produced by
Armando Gutierrez
Arthur L. Bernstein
Screenplay by
Arthur L. Bernstein
Armando Gutierrez
Based on
Walt Before Mickey: Disney's Early Years, 1919–1928
by Timothy S. Susanin and the creation of MM
Starring
Thomas Ian Nicholas
Jon Heder
Jodie Sweetin
David Henrie
Armando Gutierrez
Arthur L. Bernstein
Bucky Dent
Music by
Jeremy Rubolino
Production
company
Conglomerate Media
Lensbern Entertainment
ALB Productions
Distributed by
Voltage Pictures
Release date
August 14, 2015 (2015-08-14)
(AMC Downtown Disney Orlando)
Running time
110 minutes
Country
United States
Walt Before Mickey is an independent 2015 biographical drama film about the early years of Walt Disney and the book Walt Before Mickey: Disney's Early Years, 1919–1928 by Timothy S. Susanin, with a foreword written by Diane Disney. The film stars Thomas Ian Nicholas as Walt Disney, Armando Gutierrez as Ub Iwerks, and Jon Heder as Roy Disney.
The film covers Walt Disney's early years in business, during which he started various businesses including Laugh-O-Gram Studio and The Walt Disney Company with fellow animator Ub Iwerks and Roy Disney.
Contents
1 Plot
2 Cast
3 Production
4 Soundtrack
5 Release
6 Critical reception
7 See also
8 References
9 External links
Plot[edit]
The film is narrated periodically by Walt Disney. At the age of thirteen, he develops a love for animation and film. In 1919, after returning from his time with the Red Cross, Walt moves in with his older brother Roy and his girlfriend Edna, in Kansas City. Roy later moves to California, staying in a veterans hospital to deal with tuberculosis. Walt is hired as an artist at Pesmen-Rubin Commercial Art Studio, meeting Ub Iwerks. However, Walt and Iwerks are made redundant weeks after when the company's revenue declines.
Walt and Iwerks found their own business, Iwerks-Disney Commercial Artists, located in an old barn. They are joined by animators Fred and Hugh Harman, and come up with the "Laugh-O-Grams" to show in Frank L. Newman's theatres. With help from new investors, the Laugh-O-Gram Studio is founded. Walt hires new staff including Friz Freleng and Rudy Ising. The studio struggles financially, and Walt is unable to pay his animators, or keep up his rent. Walt finds solace in a mouse occupying the studio, and contacts New York City-based distributor Margaret Winkler, pitching her a live action-animated Alice series, which Winkler approves of. However, Laugh-O-Gram Studios goes bankrupt shortly after.
Walt moves to Los Angeles in 1923, living with his relatives, relying on Roy for financial support. Walt finishes work on the original Alice film, which is approved by Winkler and her husband Charles Mintz. Walt and Roy found the Disney Brothers Studio in 1923, hiring Iwerks and the other animators. Lillian Bounds is hired as an ink artist, Walt eventually falling love with her, and they marry in 1925. Roy also marries Edna. The Alice Comedies are produced, starring Virginia Davis, distributed by Mintz. Mintz, unconfident in Walt's abilities, sends his brother-in-law, George Winkler, to supervise the studio. It also becomes apparent that Mintz continues to own the rights to all of the studio's creations.
The Alice Comedies come to an end, Walt and Iwerks creating Oswald the Lucky Rabbit for Universal Studios. Guessing that the Disney brothers are running out of money, George begins talking with the animators, inviting them to join Mintz' new studio for better payment. Iwerks is the only one who refuses the offer. Walt and Lillian travel to New York, hoping to negotiate for a larger fee to make the Oswald shorts. Walt discovers a new contract would surrender all ownership of the Disney studios to Mintz, who already owns the rights to Oswald, and learns his animators have left. Refusing to agree to the terms, Walt leaves Mintz and Oswald behind.
On the train back to Los Angeles, Walt is inspired to create a new character which he owns the rights to. He and Iwerks subsequently create Mickey Mouse. In 1928, Mickey's first short Plane Crazy is screened, and met with a round of applause. Walt, Roy, and Iwerks exit the theatre in celebration, Walt spotting the mouse from the Laugh-O-Gram Studio, reminding him of how far he has come. Insertions during the end credits detail the success Walt, Roy, Iwerks, and the other animators would go on to have in their own careers.
Cast[edit]
Thomas Ian Nicholas as Walt Disney[1]
Owen Teague as young Walt
Demitri Vardoulias as young Walt
Jon Heder as Roy Disney[1]
Noah Forgione as young Roy
Armando Gutierrez as Ub Iwerks
David Henrie as Rudy Ising
Taylor Gray as Friz Freleng
Jodie Sweetin as Charlotte Disney
Hunter Gomez as Hugh Harman
Ayla Kell as Bridget
Arthur L. Bernstein as Frank L. Newman
Kate Katzman as Lillian Disney
Frank Licari as George Winkler
Conor Dubin as Charles Mintz
Flora Bonfanti as Margaret Winkler
Briana Colman as Ruth Disney
Beatrice Taveras as Virginia Davis
Maralee Thompson as Dawn Paris
Natasha Sherritt as Edna Disney
Timothy Williams as Fred
Sheena Colette as Dessie
Randy Molnar as Uncle Robert Disney
Donn Lamkin as Elias Disney
Nancy J. Barber as Flora Call Disney
Production[edit]
The majority of the filming took place in DeLand and Orlando, Florida. In an interview with the Kansas City Star, director Khoa Le talked about the challenges of the project, having been hired at the last minute to direct and having little familiarity with Disney himself. He mentioned, '"I came from a short film background, indie stuff, so I knew how to work efficiently," Le said. "I'm an editor, too, so I was shooting to edit. For most scenes the actors got only two takes. I had to go back to my grassroots of guerrilla filmmaking."'[2]
Soundtrack[edit]
The song "Just a Wish" was written and recorded especially for the film. It appears at the end of the film and over the credits, sung by Julie Zorrilla, American Idol finalist and written by Andrew Capra, Rob Graves and Jeremy Rubolino. It was released as an iTunes and digital single August 12, 2015.[3]
Release[edit]
The film premiered at AMC Theatres Downtown Disney in Orlando and continued its nationwide release in AMC, Cobb, Harkins, Marcus, Logan, and other theatre chains.
Critical reception[edit]
Cameron Meier of the Orlando Weekly gave the film one out of five stars, praising the filmmakers' intentions, but criticized the production's rather low budget and execution, remarking, ' ... (the film is) conceived nobly but executed poorly by people who fell short of their dream.'[4] Scott Renshaw of the Salt Lake City Weekly gave the film one and a half stars, criticizing the creative team for 'the decision to douse everything in a twinkly, romanticized tone that probably struck the filmmakers as apropos for Disney's life, but in fact loses all that was spiky and determined about the man'.[5]
Common Sense Media gave the film two stars, remarking that, 'Few visionaries are as fascinating as Walt Disney, so it's particularly frustrating that this drama is so uninspired. It seems more like an adaptation of a student's book report than a compelling look at one of the most influential men of the 20th century.'[6] One of the rare positive reviews came from pop culture site NukeTheFridge, which gave it an 8/10 rating and proclaimed, 'Where this film does great at is the fact that it's relatable. Let's face it, most or none of us have our own billion dollar companies but the fact that Walt and his animators struggled financially and failed to have others believe in their dream, is something we can all relate to.'[7]
See also[edit]
Saving Mr. Banks, another film dealing with Disney history, specifically about the making of Mary Poppins.
Walt: The Man Behind the Myth, a 2001 documentary on the life of Walt Disney.
References[edit]
^ Jump up to: a b Jen Yamato (September 9, 2014). "Hot Trailer: 'Walt Before Mickey' Shows Down-On-His-Luck Disney". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved May 12, 2015.
Jump up ^ Butler, Robert. "'Walt Before Mickey' is a small film about Disney's Missouri and Kansas City years". Kansas City Star. Retrieved May 3, 2017.
Jump up ^ "Walt Before Mickey – Soundtrack".
Jump up ^ Meier, Cameron. "'Walt Before Mickey': Local production can't capture essence of Walt Disney". Orlando Weekly.
Jump up ^ Renshaw, Scott. "Walt Before Mickey". Salt Lake City Weekly.
Jump up ^ "Walt Before Mickey – Movie Review".
Jump up ^ Salce, Chris (August 25, 2015). "WALT BEFORE MICKEY Review: Inspiring and Relatable".
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Fresh Off the Boat
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This article is about the TV series. For the book upon which it is based, see Fresh Off the Boat: A Memoir.
Further information on the general term: Fresh off the boat
Fresh Off the Boat
Genre
Sitcom
Created by
Nahnatchka Khan
Based on
Fresh Off the Boat
by Eddie Huang
Starring
Randall Park
Constance Wu
Hudson Yang
Forrest Wheeler
Ian Chen
Lucille Soong
Chelsey Crisp
Ray Wise
Narrated by
Eddie Huang (season 1)
Opening theme
"Fresh off the Boat", performed by Danny Brown[1]
Composer(s)
Bo Boddie
Country of origin
United States
Original language(s)
English
Mandarin
No. of seasons
4
No. of episodes
79 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)
Nahnatchka Khan[2]
Jake Kasdan[2]
Melvin Mar[2]
Producer(s)
Rich Blomquist
Eddie Huang
Justin McEwen
Location(s)
Orlando, Florida (Series is taped in Los Angeles, California)
Camera setup
Single-camera
Running time
30 minutes
Production company(s)
Fierce Baby Productions
The Detective Agency
20th Century Fox Television
Distributor
20th Television
Release
Original network
ABC
Original release
February 4, 2015 (2015-02-04) – Present
External links
Website
Production website
Fresh Off the Boat is an American sitcom series, starring Hudson Yang, Randall Park, and Constance Wu.[3][4][5] Created by Nahnatchka Khan, it is loosely inspired by the life of chef and food personality Eddie Huang and his book Fresh Off the Boat. It is the first American television sitcom starring an Asian-American family to air on American network primetime since Margaret Cho's All American Girl, which aired for one season in 1994.[6] Its style has been compared to the comedy series Everybody Hates Chris.[7] The flashback technique with voice-over narration from the present day (first season only) is similar to The Wonder Years.
The show debuted on ABC with two preview episodes on February 4, 2015. The second episode, which aired after Modern Family, was promoted as a bonus episode, and formally premiered in its primetime slot on February 10, 2015.[8] The first of the two preview episodes garnered 7.94 million viewers, becoming the second-highest rated comedy premiere that season.
On May 7, 2015, ABC renewed Fresh off the Boat for a second season of 13 episodes.[9] ABC ordered 9 additional episodes on October 13 and two more on November 17, leading to a total of 24 episodes for the second season.[10][11] On March 3, 2016, ABC announced that the series has been renewed for a third season, which premiered on October 11, 2016.[12] On May 12, 2017, ABC renewed the series for a fourth season, which premiered on October 3, 2017.[13] On May 11, 2018, ABC renewed the series for a fifth season.
Contents
[hide]
1 Premise
2 Cast and characters
2.1 Main cast
2.2 Recurring cast
3 Development and production
3.1 Season two changes
4 Episodes
4.1 Home media
5 Broadcast
6 Reception
6.1 Seasonal ratings
6.2 Critical reception
7 Awards and nominations
8 See also
9 References
10 External links
Premise[edit]
The story follows the course of Eddie Huang's Taiwanese family as they make their way from Chinatown of Washington, DC to Orlando, Florida, to open a cowboy-themed steak restaurant in 1995[14] (with the first season being set between 1995 and 1997).[15][16] His mother struggles with the culture clash between her upbringing and a Florida community that does not have a large Asian population,[17] his father embraces the "American Dream", and Eddie struggles with assimilating into school.
Cast and characters[edit]
Main cast[edit]
Hudson Yang as Edwyn "Eddie" Huang,[18] the show's protagonist and a die-hard hip-hop and rap fan, as well as a great fan of basketball. The oldest of three brothers, he eschews Taiwanese culture and is more rebellious than his younger siblings, which makes him a frequent target of Jessica's complaints. Because Eddie represents the writer of the book on which the show is based, all of the season-one episodes were told from his perspective, and the real-life Eddie Huang voices the narrator. A creative change for season two expands the focus to the entire Huang family.
Randall Park as Louis Huang,[4][5] is the father of Eddie, Emery, and Evan, and husband of Jessica. He is nice and naive, and embraces all things American. He owns a Western steakhouse restaurant in Orlando named Cattleman's Ranch.
Constance Wu as Jessica (née Chu) Huang,[19] is the wife of Louis and mother[20] of Eddie, Emery, and Evan. She is a no-nonsense, pragmatic woman who believes in tough love. She wants her children to be successful and also keep in touch with their Taiwanese heritage.
Forrest Wheeler as Emery Huang,[21] is the middle child of the Huang family. He is a romantic and lovable kid who is fairly intelligent. He is also depicted as charismatic and mature for his age. He graduated elementary school at the end of the second season.
Ian Chen as Evan Huang,[21] is the youngest child, who is a star student and obeys the rules. He is Jessica's favorite child. He was allowed to skip fifth grade between seasons 3 and 4, and is starting middle school in the fourth season.
Lucille Soong as Grandma Jenny Huang (regular season 2–present, recurring season 1), is Louis' mother and grandmother of Eddie, Evan, and Emery. Although she clearly understands English, she speaks only in Mandarin (subtitled in English). However, she spoke English in Marvin's dream in the season-three episode "Where Are the Giggles?". In the season-four episode, "It's a Plastic Pumpkin, Louis Huang", the family discovers she has secretly been taking ESL lessons, and she speaks English for the first time (excluding that dream sequence). In the season-four episode, "The Day After Thanksgiving", Jenny finishes her ESL class and speaks English around her ESL professor. She recites lines from the 1989 Tim Burton movie, Batman for her class.
Chelsey Crisp as Honey Ellis (regular season 2–present, recurring season 1),[22] is the Huangs' next door neighbor, Marvin's third wife, and Jessica's new best friend.
Ray Wise as Marvin Ellis (regular season 3–present, recurring seasons 1–2) is Honey's much-older husband and Nicole's father. He is a successful dentist who married Honey after his previous wife caught him cheating with Honey on the kitchen floor.
Recurring cast[edit]
Cattleman's Steakhouse staff:
Paul Scheer as Mitch
Jillian Armenante as Nancy
Amanda Lund as Vanessa
Noel Gugliemi as Hector Martinez
Michael Bolton as himself, briefly co-owner of Cattleman's (seasons 3–4)
Matt Oberg as Matthew Chestnut (season 4)
Eddie's school friends:
Luna Blaise as Nicole Ellis, Eddie's first crush, who is Marvin's daughter and Honey's stepdaughter; in season four, she reveals to Eddie that she is gay.
Isabella Alexander as Alison, also Eddie's girlfriend. They break up in episode 2 of season 4.
Prophet Bolden as Walter, one of Eddie's friends
Trevor Larcom as Trent Masterson, one of Eddie's friends
Evan Hannemann as Dave Selby, one of Eddie's friends
Dash Williams as Brian Stone, one of Eddie's friends
Connor Rosen as Doug Pew, one of Eddie's friends
Brady Tutton as Brock Blanca
Albert Tsai as Phillip Goldstein[23][24]
Arden Belle as Shelly, one of Nicole's friends
Liliana Mumy as Layla, one of Nicole's friends
Monique Green as Sandy, one of Nicole's friends
Marlowe Peyton as Reba, Eddie's classmate, who has an unrequited crush on him
Others:
Rachel Cannon as Deidre Sanderson
Stacey Scowley as Carol-Joan
Colleen Ryan as Amanda
Kimberly Crandall as Lisa
Arden Myrin as Ashley Alexander
David Goldman as Principal Charlie Hunter
Maria Bamford as Principal Thomas
Susan Park as Connie Chen, Jessica's sister
C.S. Lee as Steve Chen, Jessica's brother-in-law
Ken Jeong as Gene Huang, Louis' younger brother
Eddie Huang as adult Eddie Huang (voice only), the narrator of the show for season one only
Development and production[edit]
Eddie Huang's 2013 Fresh Off the Boat caught the attention of TV networks upon release, with ABC and 20th Century Fox Television signing in late that year. Huang, the show's creator and one of the producers of the series,[5] led a Twitter campaign[25][26] to change the original show name, Far East Orlando, when it was in development.[6]
On May 13, 2014, ABC ordered the first season of the show during the May 2014 upfront[7][27] to air in 2015 as a mid-season replacement.[7][28]
The Fresh Off the Boat cast at a panel discussion for the show.
The real-life Eddie Huang narrates the first season only. Eleven episodes into the first season, Huang expressed frustration over ABC's approach, saying it presents an "ambiguous, cornstarch story about Asian-Americans" that perpetuates "an artificial representation of Asian American lives". The sitcom was adapted to suit a broader American audience.[29] He also Tweeted in April 2015, "I understand this is a comedy but the great comics speak from pain: Pryor, Rock, Louis...This show had that opportunity but it fails."[30] Despite his concern for authenticity, he finds the show a "milestone" for Asian-Americans as they are at the forefront of this television series.[31] Huang further explained in an interview on National Public Radio, "The studio and network are not on a mission to not represent us. They just don't know how to."[32]
Huang described the exchange between his team and ABC as brief. In an article in Vulture Huang expressed concern over the studio's decision that Nahnatchka Khan, an Iranian-American writer, would represent his memoir for the TV scripts, believing that she would present the story as less than realistic and authentic. "I would be excited, but you attached a Persian writer, and I'm kinda worried it's going to be The Shahs of Cul-de-Sac Holando."[33]
In 2015, Constance Wu was interviewed by Jenny Zhang for The Lenny Interview. In this interview, she spoke about her initial fear of criticizing some of the shows details. Now in its second season, Wu speaks openly about her request for the staff to make the show more specific, stating, "If you change the food to a 1,000-year-old black egg with tofu and scallions, it will be a little more specific, and specificity is just better for character, and it's more interesting than, say, tofu and rice."[34]
Season two changes[edit]
Fresh Off the Boat made many changes for the second season, including:
Eddie Huang reduced his involvement with the series, including no longer being the narrator, due to creative differences with ABC, as well as time constraints with other projects. He is still credited as a producer, and the show's credits continue to note that the series is based on his memoir.
With Huang's departure, ABC decided not to recast the narrator role, dropping it from the series altogether.
The writing from season two onward is focused on the entire Huang family instead of centering on Eddie. In particular, more Louis- and Jessica-centered episodes were shot.
Lucille Soong and Chelsey Crisp were both promoted from recurring cast to main cast.
Episodes[edit]
Main article: List of Fresh Off the Boat episodes
Season
Episodes
Originally aired
First aired
Last aired
1 13 February 4, 2015 (2015-02-04) April 21, 2015 (2015-04-21)
2 24 September 22, 2015 (2015-09-22) May 24, 2016 (2016-05-24)
3 23 October 11, 2016 (2016-10-11) May 16, 2017 (2017-05-16)
4 19 October 3, 2017 (2017-10-03) March 20, 2018 (2018-03-20)
Home media[edit]
On September 29, 2015, the first season of Fresh Off the Boat was released on DVD. The DVD had two discs with all 13 season-one episodes and special features such as a gag reel, as well a "Fresh Facts Trivia Track". On May 22, 2018, the second and third season of Fresh Off the Boat was released on DVD.
Broadcast[edit]
On November 8 2014, the world premiere of the pilot episode was hosted by the San Diego Asian Film Festival.[35]
Fresh Off the Boat premiered on FOX8 in Australia starting May 10, 2015;[36] It was also picked up by Network Ten, and started airing on 7 March 2016 on its sister channel, Eleven until October 2017.
In the UK, the first season originally premiered on Amazon Video on February 4, 2015. The second season premiered on September 22, 2015. On November 1, 2017 Fresh Off the Boat received its television premiere on Channel 5's sister channel 5Star starting with the pilot episode.
It debuted on March 12, 2015 in South Africa on Fox Crime.[37]
In South Asia, Fresh Off The Boat, airs 12 hours after the U.S. broadcast on Star World Premiere HD.[38]
Reception[edit]
Seasonal ratings[edit]
Season
Timeslot (ET)
No. of
episodes
Premiered
Ended
TV season
Rank
Viewers
(in millions)
Date
Premiere viewers
(in millions)
Date
Finale viewers
(in millions)
1 Wednesday 8:30 pm
(Episode 1)
Wednesday 9:30 pm
(Episode 2)
Tuesday 8:00 pm
(Episodes 3-13) 13 February 4, 2015 7.94[39] April 21, 2015 5.08[40] 2014–15 78 6.99[41]
2 Tuesday 8:30 pm
(2015)
Tuesday 8:00 pm
(2016) 24 September 22, 2015 6.05[42] May 24, 2016 4.88[43] 2015–16 86 5.48[44]
3 Tuesday 9:00 pm 23 October 11, 2016 5.03[45] May 16, 2017 3.55[46] 2016–17 95 4.66[47]
4 Tuesday 8:30 pm 19 October 3, 2017 4.51[48] March 20, 2018 3.61[49] 2017–18 108 4.57[50]
Critical reception[edit]
Fresh Off the Boat has received critical acclaim. On Rotten Tomatoes, the show has a 91% certified fresh approval rating, with the critical consensus "Once the cliched gags of Fresh off the Boat are superseded by a grounded truthfulness, the series evolves into a humorously charming family sitcom."[51] It also has earned a 75 out of 100 score on Metacritic, indicating 'generally favorable reviews'.[52] Particularly, Constance Wu's performance has been acclaimed, earning nominations for both the TCA Awards and the EWwy Award for Best Supporting Actress in Comedy, as well as an "Individual Achievement in Comedy" nomination at the Critics' Choice Television Awards.
Reviews cited the show's potential to increase the visibility and accuracy of Asian Americans in arts and entertainment.[7][53][54] For writer and poet Jenny Zhang (who interviewed Constance Wu for Lenny Letter), Fresh Off the Boat was a welcome change from the representation of Asian Americans on the TV series she had seen as a child at age 11, where the few people who looked like her were either the subjects of crude jokes or had only minor cameos.[34]
"It means that there are real conversations being had about Asian American identity in addition to acknowledging the lack of inclusivity Asian Americans have had in the nation's cultural and entertainment dialogue."[55] Ester Suh, writing for the Huffington Post, felt that many characterizations in the show misrepresented the Asian-American experience, but acknowledged that "our experience as Americans, like everyone else’s, is varied, and to say that a single show can exemplify all our experiences, would be a disfavor. I see Fresh as a sound board for future shows with Asian American casts, helping make television a more diverse and inclusive cultural platform."[55]
The Harvard Political Review additionally commented that "Fresh Off the Boat captures the essence of why diversity in media matters—we, like young Eddie, all want to see ourselves as worthy of being protagonists, whether in stories or in real life. However, lost in translation are the stories of parents and grandparents, who also have claim to labels like the Asian-American experience."[56]
Television critic Emily Nussbaum, in her review for The New Yorker, compares the memoir and television version of Huang's relationship with his father and with black culture, "Without a cruel bully for a father, Eddie's taste for hip-hop feels more superficial—in the book, it's an abused kid's catharsis and an identification with black history."[57]
News of the Fresh Off The Boat TV show is covered in Chinese-language news media, where the title is simplified Chinese: 菜鸟新移民; traditional Chinese: 菜鳥新移民; pinyin: càiniǎo xīn yímín; literally: "Beginner New Immigrants".[58][59]
Awards and nominations[edit]
Year
Award
Category
Nominee
Result
2015 Critics' Choice Television Awards Best Actress in a Comedy Series Constance Wu Nominated
TCA Awards Individual Achievement in Comedy Nominated
EWwy Awards Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Nominated
Gold Derby TV Awards Best Comedy Actress Nominated
Unforgettable Gala – Asian American Awards Actor of the Year Randall Park Won
Female Breakout Star of the Year Constance Wu Won
2016 Critics' Choice Television Awards Best Actor in a Comedy Series Randall Park Nominated
Best Actress in a Comedy Series Constance Wu Nominated
NAACP Image Awards Outstanding Performance by a Youth (Series, Special, Television Movie or Mini-series) Hudson Yang Nominated
Women's Image Network Awards Best Comedy Series Fresh Off the Boat Nominated
Young Artist Awards Outstanding Young Ensemble Cast In A TV Series Hudson Yang, Forrest Wheeler, Ian Chen Won
Best Performance in a TV Series – Supporting Young Actor Ian Chen Nominated
Best Performance In A TV Series - Recurring Young Actress (14-21) Luna Blaise Won
Best Performance In A TV Series - Guest Starring Young Actress (11-13) Laura Krystine Nominated
Young Entertainer Awards Best Young Ensemble Cast - TV Series Hudson Yang, Forrest Wheeler, Ian Chen Won
Best Recurring Young Actor 13 and Under - Television Series Trevor Larcom Nominated
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Best Performance in a TV Series - Leading Teen Actor Hudson Yang Won
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List of the last monarchs in the Americas
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This is a list of last monarchs of the Americas.
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1 North America
1.1 United States
1.1.1 By states
1.1.2 By territories
2 South America
3 See also
4 References
North America[edit]
Nation / territory
Picture
Name
Birth
Ruled from
Rule Ceased
Reason
Death
Arms
Clipperton Island Napoleon III
Emperor of the French 20 April 1808 2 December 1852 4 September 1870 French defeated at Sedan
(Third Republic declared) 9 January 1873
Costa Rica Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Cuba Alfonso XIII
King of Spain
(Under the regency of Maria Christina) 17 May 1886 10 December 1898 Spanish–American War
(Treaty of Paris) 28 February 1941
Dominica Elizabeth II
Queen of the United Kingdom 21 April 1926 6 February 1952 3 November 1978 Granted independence by the U.K. living
Dominican Republic Napoleon I
Emperor of the French 15 August 1769 20 March 1804 2 May 1808 Return to Spain following Peninsular War 5 May 1821
Isabella II
Queen of the Spains 10 October 1830 1861 1865 Spain's defeat in Dominican Restoration War 10 April 1904
El Salvador Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Guadeloupe Napoleon III
Emperor of the French 20 April 1808 2 December 1852 4 September 1870 French defeated at Sedan
(Third Republic declared) 9 January 1873
Guatemala Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Haiti Faustin I
Emperor of Haïti 1782 26 August 1849 15 January 1859 Revolution
Abdication
Republic declared 6 August 1867
Martinique Napoleon III
Emperor of the French 20 April 1808 2 December 1852 4 September 1870 French defeated at Sedan
(Third Republic declared) 9 January 1873
Mexico Cuauhtémoc
Tlatoani of Tenochtitlan
Emperor of the Aztecs 1502 1520 13 August 1521 Surrendered to the Spaniards
Tortured to death
Puppet rulers installed 1525
Cacamatzin
Tlatoani of Texcoco
1483 1515 1520 Murdered by the Spaniards
Puppet rulers installed 1520
Itzquauhtzin
Tlatoani of Tlacateotl
unknown 1475
Nanacacipactzin
Tlatoani of Tenochtitlan
Spanish Governor of San Juan Tenochtitlan unknown 30 September 1563 27 December 1565 Death
Ceased to exist
27 December 1565
Tlahuitoltzin
Tlatoani of Texcoco
Spanish Governor of Texcoco unknown 1540 1546 Abdication ?
Oquiztzin
Tlatoani of Tlacateotl
Spanish Governor of Governor of Tlacateotl unknown 1567 1579 Abdication ?
Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Maximilian I
Emperor of Mexico 6 July 1832 10 April 1864 15 May 1867 Murdered by Republics
(Republic declared) 19 June 1867
Nicaragua Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Panama Ferdinand VII
King of Spain 14 October 1784 11 December 1813 28 November 1821 Panamanian Independence 29 September 1833
Saint Barthélemy Oscar II
King of Sweden and Norway 21 January 1829 18 September 1872 16 March 1878 Sold to the French Republic 8 December 1907
Saint Martin Napoleon III
Emperor of the French 20 April 1808 2 December 1852 4 September 1870 French defeated at Sedan
(Third Republic declared) 9 January 1873
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Trinidad and Tobago Elizabeth II
Queen of Trinidad and Tobago 21 April 1926 31 August 1962 1 August 1976 Republican constitution adopted living
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United States[edit]
The Native American hereditary leaders during this time are not included. Those that are listed as former monarchs of what is now the continental United States were heads of European seated monarchies (or Mexican monarchs, such as Agustín I of Mexico and Maximilian I of Mexico) and themselves never set foot on American soil. Others were indigenous monarchs, such as Malietoa Tanumafili I, Tuʻi Manuʻa Elisala and Liliuokalani of Hawaii; The last monarch of each state and territory may not be the last colonial ruler (i.e. Louis XV of France is the last French monarch of Louisiana, but Napoleon Bonaparte, prior to becoming Emperor, was the last ruler of Louisiana). Also their end of reign may not be how the US acquired these states. One state can have more than one last monarch, since each state may have been the product of many different acquisitions by the United States. Different claims of a foreign country are taken into account.
By states[edit]
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Picture
Name
Birth
Ruled from
Rule Ceased
Reason
Death
Arms
Alabama George III
King of Great Britain and Ireland 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Alaska Alexander II
Emperor and Autocrat of All the Russias 29 April 1818 3 March 1855 30 March 1867 Alaska Purchase 13 March 1881
Arizona Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Arkansas Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
California Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Nicholas I
Emperor and Autocrat of All the Russias 6 July 1796 1 December 1825 1841 Fort Ross sold to John Sutter 2 March 1855
Colorado Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Connecticut George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Delaware
Florida Ferdinand VII
King of Spain 14 October 1784 11 December 1813 22 February 1821 Adams–Onís Treaty 29 September 1833
Georgia George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Hawaii Liliuokalani
Queen of the Hawaiian Islands 2 September 1838 29 January 1891 17 January 1893 Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom 11 November 1917
Idaho Victoria
Queen of the United Kingdom 24 May 1819 20 June 1837 15 June 1846 Oregon Treaty 22 January 1901
Illinois George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Indiana
Iowa Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Kansas Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Kentucky George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Louisiana Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Maine George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Victoria
Queen of the United Kingdom 24 May 1819 20 June 1837 29 August 1842 Aroostook War
(Webster-Ashburton Treaty) 22 January 1901
Maryland George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
George III
King of United Kingdom
(under the Regency Act of 1811) 4 June 1738 5 January 1811 20 October 1818 Treaty of 1818 29 January 1820
George IV
Prince Regent 12 August 1762 26 June 1830
Mississippi George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Missouri Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Montana Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Victoria
Queen of the United Kingdom 24 May 1819 20 June 1837 15 June 1846 Oregon Treaty 22 January 1901
Nebraska Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Nevada Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
New Hampshire George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
New Jersey
New Mexico Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
New York George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
North Carolina
North Dakota Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
George III
King of United Kingdom
(under the Regency Act of 1811) 4 June 1738 5 January 1811 20 October 1818 Treaty of 1818 29 January 1820
George IV
Prince Regent 12 August 1762 26 June 1830
Ohio George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Oklahoma Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Oregon Victoria
Queen of the United Kingdom 24 May 1819 20 June 1837 15 June 1846 Oregon Treaty 22 January 1901
Pennsylvania George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Tennessee George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Texas Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Utah Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Vermont George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Virginia
Washington Victoria
Queen of the United Kingdom 24 May 1819 20 June 1837 15 June 1846 Oregon Treaty 22 January 1901
West Virginia George III
King of Great Britain 4 June 1738 25 October 1760 14 January 1784 American Revolution
(Treaty of Paris) 29 January 1820
Wisconsin
Wyoming Louis XV
King of France and Navarre 15 February 1710 1 September 1715 13 November 1762 French and Indian War (Treaty of Fontainebleau) 10 May 1774
Charles IV
King of Spain 11 November 1748 14 December 1788 30 November 1803 Return to the French Republic (Third Treaty of San Ildefonso) 20 January 1819
Augustine I
Emperor of Mexico 27 September 1783 19 May 1822 19 March 1823 Abdication
(Republic declared) 19 July 1824
Victoria
Queen of the United Kingdom 24 May 1819 20 June 1837 15 June 1846 Oregon Treaty 22 January 1901
State
Picture
Name
Birth
Ruled from
Ruled until
Reason
Death
Arms
By territories[edit]
Territory
Picture
Name
Birth
Ruled from
Rule Ceased
Reason
Death
Arms
Navassa Island Faustin I
Emperor of Haïti 1782 26 August 1849 15 January 1859 Revolution
Abdication
Republic declared 6 August 1867
Puerto Rico Alfonso XIII
King of Spain
(Under the regency of Maria Christina) 17 May 1886 10 December 1898 Spanish–American War
(Treaty of Paris)
Ratified 6 February 1899 28 February 1941
Danish Virgin Islands Christian X
King of Denmark 26 September 1870 14 May 1912 31 March 1917 Sold to the U.S. in face of World War I 20 April 1947
Territory
Picture
Name
Birth
Ruled from
Ruled until
Reason
Death
Arms
South America[edit]
Nation
Picture
Name
Birth
Ruled from
Rule Ceased
Reason
Death
Arms
Argentina Atahualpa
Sapa Inca unknown 1532 26 July 1533 Execution by Spaniards 29 August 1533
Ferdinand VII
King of Spain 14 October 1784 11 December 1813 9 July 1816 Independence from Spain 29 September 1833
Bolivia Atahualpa
Sapa Inca unknown 1532 26 July 1533 Execution by Spaniards 29 August 1533
Ferdinand VII
King of Spain 14 October 1784 11 December 1813 6 August 1825 Independence from Spain 29 September 1833
Brazil Pedro II
Emperor of Brazil 2 December 1825 7 April 1831 15 November 1889 Military coup d'état overthrew the Empire of Brazil
Imperial Family went into exile
(Republic declared) 5 December 1891
Chile Atahualpa
Sapa Inca unknown 1532 26 July 1533 Execution by Spaniards 29 August 1533
Ferdinand VII
King of Spain 14 October 1784 11 December 1813 12 February 1818 Independence from Spain 29 September 1833
Antonio I
King of Araucania and Patagonia 12 May 1825 17 November 1860 5 January 1862 Arrested by Chilean forces
and sent to a madhouse 17 September 1878
Kai Mako'i 'Iti,
Ariki Mau
(King of Rapanui) ? ? 1863 Devastation of island by Peruvian slavers
Died as slave 1863 ?
Atamu Tekena[1]
Ariki Mau
(King of Rapanui) ? 1883 9 September 1888 Atamu signs Treaty of Annexation
Easter Islands is Annexed August 1892
Simeon Riro Rokoroko He Tau
Ariki Mau
(King of Rapanui) ? ? 1892 Assassination in Chile 1899
Colombia Atahualpa
Sapa Inca unknown 1532 26 July 1533 Execution by Spaniards 29 August 1533
Joseph
King of Spain 7 January 1768 6 June 1808 20 July 1810 Independence from Spain 28 July 1844
Ecuador Atahualpa
Sapa Inca unknown 1532 26 July 1533 Execution by Spaniards 29 August 1533
Ferdinand VII
King of Spain 14 October 1784 11 December 1813 24 May 1822 Independence from Spain 29 September 1833
French Guiana Napoleon III
Emperor of the French 20 April 1808 2 December 1852 4 September 1870 French defeated at Sedan
(Third Republic declared) 9 January 1873
Guyana Elizabeth II
Queen of Guyana 21 April 1926 26 May 1966 23 May 1970 Republican constitution adopted living
Paraguay Joseph
King of Spain 7 January 1768 6 June 1808 15 May 1811 Independence from Spain 28 July 1844
Peru Atahualpa
Sapa Inca unknown 1532 26 July 1533 Execution by Spaniards 29 August 1533
Túpac Amaru
Sapa Inca unknown 1571 1572 Execution by Spaniards
Destruction of the last remnant of the Inca Empire 24 September 1572
Ferdinand VII
King of Spain 14 October 1784 11 December 1813 28 July 1821 Independence from Spain 29 September 1833
Suriname Juliana
Queen of the Netherlands 30 April 1909 6 September 1948 25 November 1975 Independence from the Netherlands 20 March 2004
Uruguay Pedro I
Emperor of Brazil 12 October 1798 12 October 1822 28 August 1828 Brazil recognize Cisplatina's Independence
Cisplatine War
Treaty of Montevideo
24 September 1834
Venezuela Joseph
King of Spain 7 January 1768 6 June 1808 5 July 1811 Independence from Spain 28 July 1844
Nation
Picture
Name
Birth
Ruled from
Rule Ceased
Reason
Death
Arms
See also[edit]
Monarchies in the Americas
References[edit]
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