Marc John Jefferies and the Haunted Mansion IP
Marc John Jefferies is an actor and public figure associated with the Haunted Mansion franchise through his role in the 2003 film adaptation. The Haunted Mansion property is controlled by The Walt Disney Company, a publicly traded entity listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker DIS. Disney's theme park segment, which includes Haunted Mansion attractions, is a major revenue driver for the company. The 2003 film was produced by Walt Disney Pictures and distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution, a Disney subsidiary. For current financial details on Disney's operations, see the latest earnings reports and filings on the SEC EDGAR system at SEC EDGAR Disney Filings.
Disney's Haunted Mansion attractions operate in multiple parks, including Disneyland in Anaheim and Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Orlando. The franchise generates revenue through ticket sales, merchandise, and media licensing. Disney's most recent annual report highlights the continued strength of its Parks, Experiences, and Products segment. Public data from Disney's investor relations page at Disney Investor Relations provides up-to-date segment performance and financial guidance.
Public Filings, Companies, and Financial Data
The Walt Disney Company files annual reports (Form 10-K) and quarterly reports (Form 10-Q) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. These filings detail revenue breakdowns, including the performance of the Parks segment where Haunted Mansion attractions are located. The most recent 10-K filing provides figures on attendance trends, per-capita spending, and revenue from intellectual property licensing. Investors and analysts use these filings to assess the financial impact of legacy Disney properties like Haunted Mansion.
Disney's market capitalization and stock performance are tracked by major financial data providers. The company's ticker symbol DIS is used across platforms such as Yahoo Finance and Bloomberg for real-time quotes and historical data. Public rankings often place Disney among the top media and entertainment companies by revenue. For current financial metrics and stock data, see the latest information on Yahoo Finance at Yahoo Finance DIS Quote.
Haunted Mansion Media, Merchandise, and Revenue Streams
The Haunted Mansion franchise extends beyond theme parks into film, television, and consumer products. The 2003 film starring Eddie Murphy, in which Marc John Jefferies appeared, was a box office success and generated additional revenue through home media sales and licensing. Disney leverages the Haunted Mansion brand across merchandise lines, including apparel, collectibles, and home decor sold through Disney Store and online platforms. These revenue streams are reported in Disney's financial statements under the Parks, Experiences, and Products segment.
Disney's direct-to-consumer and international segments also benefit from Haunted Mansion content through streaming and licensing deals. The company's latest earnings calls highlight the importance of legacy IP in driving engagement across its platforms. For an overview of Disney's business segments and recent financial results, refer to the company's official investor page at The Walt Disney Company Investors.