Lone Ranger, The (film) Motion picture from Jerry Bruckheimer released on July 3, 2013. The origin story of The Lone Ranger. Tonto, a Comanche warrior on a personal quest to find the two men responsible for the ruin of his village unintentionally joins forces in a fight for justice with John Reid, a lawman who …
See moreLone Chipmunks, The (film) Chip and Dale cartoon; released on April 7, 1954. Directed by Jack Kinney. Chip and Dale’s game of robber and sheriff turns real when they successfully capture Pete, the infamous bank robber.
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Lonesome Ghosts (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on December 24, 1937. Directed by Burt Gillett. Some overconfident spirits hire professional, but inept, ghost-exterminators Mickey, Donald, and Goofy to try and get rid of them, hoping to have some fun in the process. The exterminators succeed in ridding the house of the ghosts accidentally, after many …
See moreLong, Shelley Actress; appeared in Outrageous Fortune (Lauren) and Hello Again (Lucy Chadman), and on television in The Best of Disney: 50 Years of Disney Magic, and the remake of Freaky Friday (Ellen Andrews).
See moreLone Survivor of Custer’s Last Stand (television) Television show; part 2 of Comanche.
See moreLohan, Lindsay Actress; appeared in The Parent Trap remake (Hallie Parker/Annie James), the Freaky Friday remake (Anna), Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (Lola), Herbie: Fully Loaded (Maggie Peyton), and on television in Life-Size (Casey Mitchell) and Get a Clue (Lexy Gold).
See moreLomond, Britt (1925-2006) Actor; appeared in Tonka (Gen. Custer) and on television as Monastario in Zorro.
See moreLoggia, Robert (1930-2015) Actor; appeared in The Marrying Man (Lew Horner), I Love Trouble (Matt Greenfield), Holy Man (McBainbridge), provided the voice of Sykes in Oliver & Company, and appeared on television as Elfego Baca.
See moreLondon Connection, The (film) Foreign theatrical version of The Omega Connection. Released first in England on December 21, 1979. 84 min.
See moreLogan, Ron After starting his Disney career as a trumpet player at Disneyland, then directing the band at Long Beach City College for over a decade, he returned to Disney as Walt Disney World music director in 1978. He then held increasingly important positions—director of entertainment at Disneyland in 1980, vice president of entertainment at …
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