Minion, The (film)
Minion, The (film) Touchstone Home Video release on July 11, 2000, of a Mahogany Pictures film. A mysterious key is unearthed beneath the streets of New York City and the Minion, a domestic servant of the Antichrist, will do everything in its power to possess the key and see that his master is freed to …
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Mineral King Area in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California that the U.S. government opened to private development in the 1960s. Walt Disney put in a bid, which was accepted by the government. However, a groundswell of criticism arose over what environmentalists felt would be the desecration of a major untouched wilderness area. While Disney …
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Minado, the Wolverine (television) Television show; aired on November 7, 1965. A young wolverine torments a trapper who has killed the wolverine’s mother, by stealing his food, tools, and other supplies, and eventually driving him away. Narrated by Sebastian Cabot.
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Mineral Hall Shop and display of minerals in Frontierland at Disneyland from July 30, 1956, to 1963. The front part of the shop offered minerals for sale; in back you could see displays of minerals alternately under regular light and black light. It was fun to see how clothing would also glow under the black …
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Mineo, Sal (1939-1976) Actor; appeared in Tonka (White Bull).
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Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland
Mine Train Through Nature’s Wonderland Frontierland attraction at Disneyland; from May 28, 1960, to January 2, 1977. Formerly Rainbow Caverns Mine Train (1956-1959). Guests rode a train through a new wilderness area populated by 204 lifelike bears, beavers, and other critters, then continued through the area of the former attraction—the painted desert and Rainbow Caverns, …
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Mills, John (1908-2005) Actor; appeared in Swiss Family Robinson (Father), The Disneyland Tenth Anniversary Show, and Escape to Paradise. He was named a Disney Legend in 2002.
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Milotte, Alfred and Elma (1904-1989 & 1907-1989) Husband and wife team of cinematographers responsible for creating the True-Life Adventure series of nature films. Walt Disney hired them to film on location in the wilderness of Alaska, and the result was Seal Island, the first True-Life Adventure, and The Alaskan Eskimo, both of which won Academy …
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Min and Bill’s Dockside Diner Opened at Disney-MGM Studios on May 1, 1989. A tramp steamer docked at Echo Lake serving sandwiches and other fast-food items, based on the 1930 film starring Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery.
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Mimieux, Yvette Actress; appeared in Monkeys, Go Home! (Maria Riserau) and The Black Hole (Dr. Kate McCrea).
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