Ranger’s Guide to Nature, The (television)
Ranger’s Guide to Nature, The (television) Television show; aired on November 13, 1966. Directed by Hamilton S. Luske. Walt introduces the Ranger’s new “book” about nature, which acts as the theme for a series of cartoons and live-action nature footage.
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Rapp, Anthony Actor; appeared in Adventures in Babysitting (Daryl), and on television in Sky High.
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Ransom (film) Maverick New York tycoon Tom Mullen is used to mediating tough business deals for his high-tech corporation, and he seems to have it made with a position in New York society, a Fifth Avenue penthouse, and a beautiful wife and son. But when his son, Sean, is kidnapped, and an FBI ransom drop …
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Ranger of Brownstone, The (television) Television show; aired on March 17, 1968. Directed by Hamilton S. Luske. A selection of cartoons with Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore and Humphrey the Bear.
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Range War at Tombstone (television) Television show; episode 8 of Texas John Slaughter.
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Ranft, Joe
Ranft, Joe (1960-2005) Story artist, joined Disney in 1980 working on such films as Oliver & Co., Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Beauty and the Beast, and The Lion King. In 1992 he joined his schoolmate John Lasseter at Pixar where he made significant contributions to each of their features beginning with Toy Story, not only …
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Randall, Tony (1920-2004) Actor; appeared on television in Sunday Drive and Walt Disney World Celebrity Circus, and on The Disney Channel in Save the Dog.
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Ralph, Sheryl Lee She voiced Rita in Oliver & Company. She also appeared in The Distinguished Gentleman (Miss Loretta), Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (Florence Watson), and on Disney Channel in The Jennie Project (Dr. Pamela Prentiss).
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Randall, Ethan Actor; appeared in A Far Off Place (Harry Winslow). He changed his name to Ethan Embry and appeared in White Squall (Tracy Lapchick) and Sweet Home Alabama (Bobby Ray), and on television in Celeste in the City (Kyle).
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