BackgroundPinocchio(1940), Disney""s second feature-length animated film followed after the success ofSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), and was produced during Disney""s heyday from 1937-1942 of animated classics, along withFantasia (1940),Dumbo (1941)andBambi (1942)."Lou and Grace - Their Long-Time Co-Dependency:The elderly peeping-tom gentleman was in his cheap brick apartment""s kitchen, ironing a tie, when a bell clanged on his wall - alerting him to attend to the needs of middle-aged, cranky, and obnoxious Grace Pinza (Kate Reid) in the apartment below on the ground level.Number one.Every day.It""s nice, easy work, you see.You check in and you goof off on the coffee bags.OK?" Charley reinforces Johnny""s kind gesture to his brother with a warning: "Hey, you got a real friend here.His sophisticated girlfriend, Helen St.James (Jane Wyman), wearing a leopard coat, drops by with presents for his recuperative weekend:the new Thurber with comical jokes and pictures, a nice quiet little double-murder by Agatha Christie, cigarettes, chewing gum.