Williams, Roy (1907-1976) Adult Mouseketeer on the 1950s Mickey Mouse Club, known as the Big Mooseketeer because of his size. A Disney Studio cartoon story man, comic strip story man, and publicity representative beginning in 1930 and popular caricaturist at Disneyland. He designed the Mickey Mouse Club ears. He was named a Disney Legend posthumously …
See moreWilliams, Robin (1951-2014) Actor; appeared in Good Morning, Vietnam (Adrian Cronauer), Dead Poets Society (John Keating), Jack (Jack Powell), Flubber (Phillip Brainard), Bicentennial Man (Andrew Martin), Old Dogs (Dan), and voiced the Genie in Aladdin, and the direct-to-video Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Appeared in Back to Neverland for the Disney-MGM Studios Animation Tour, …
See moreWilliams, Cindy Actress; appeared on television in The Leftovers and Help Wanted: Kids, and on The Disney Channel in Save the Dog and Just Like Family.
See moreWilliams, R.J. Child actor; the voice of Cavin in the Gummi Bears and Kit Cloudkicker in Tale Spin.
See moreWilliams, Kimberly Actress; appeared in Indian Summer (Gwen Daugherty), Father of the Bride and Father of the Bride Part II (Annie Banks), and The War at Home (Karen Collier).
See moreWilliams, Bill (1916-1992) Actor; appeared in Scandalous John, and on television in Chester, Yesterday’s Horse; Gallegher Goes West; and The Flight of the Grey Wolf.
See moreWilliams, Guy (1924-1989) Actor; starred on television as Zorro and in The Prince and the Pauper. He later played in Lost in Space on television and retired to Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was named a Disney Legend in 2011.
See moreWildside (television) Limited hour-long television adventure series of six episodes, airing from March 21 to April 25, 1985, on ABC. A group of five men calling themselves the Wildside Chamber of Commerce work to rid the town of the criminal element in order to make it a better place to live. Stars Howard Rollins, William …
See moreWilderness Road, The (television) Television show; episode 3 of Daniel Boone.
See moreWildhorse Saloon At Downtown Disney Pleasure Island, a 27,000-square-foot entertainment venue features live music and concert performances by rising country artists, while dancers teach new dance steps to guests. Opened May 31, 1998.
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