Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show Exciting show featuring high-flying, gravity-defying automobile, motorcycle, and high-speed watercraft stunts and centering on the filming of a spy thriller, with production crew members, stunt managers, and a director and assistant director on the “live” set. Opened at Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World on May 5, 2005, …
See moreLilly Belle Name of Walt Disney’s locomotive for his backyard railroad, the Carolwood Pacific, built by Disney with the help of technician Roger Broggie and his staff. Also the name of a special, elegantly furnished caboose on the Disneyland Railroad formerly used for transporting VIPs and a locomotive on the Walt Disney World Railroad.
See moreLike Jake and Me (film) Educational film about how mutual support and understanding turn strangers into a family, released on May 9, 1989. 15 min.
See moreLike Father, Like Son (television) Syndicated television show from 1986; a compilation of animated films.
See moreLighthouse Keeping (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on September 20, 1946. Directed by Jack Hannah. Donald is the keeper of a lighthouse who must deal with Marblehead, the pelican, who tries to douse the lighthouse lamp over and over again.
See moreLight Magic Show at Disneyland that replaced the Main Street Electrical Parade, beginning on May 23, 1997, and ending on September 1, 1997, featuring lights, fiber-optic effects, special effects, music, pixies, and Disney characters, encouraging everyone “to dream and to believe that those dreams can come true.” Deemed a spectacular or “streetacular” rather than a …
See moreLifted (film) An inept young alien student from a distant planet tests the patience of his increasingly weary instructor as he attempts a first-time abduction of a slumbering farmer. Directed by Gary Rydstrom. Initial release at the Laemmle One Colorado Theater in Pasadena on September 11, 2006, and later at the Chicago International Film Festival …
See moreLight Is What You Make It (film) Educational film comparing the human eye to a camera, showing the effect of poor lighting and how eyes can be helped by correcting lighting faults, made for the National Better Light Better Sight Bureau. Delivered on December 3, 1945.
See moreLights! Camera! Fractions! (film) Educational film; released in August 1984. A blend of live action, stop-motion, and clay animation is used to introduce young math students to the basics of fractions.
See moreLight in the Forest, The (film) In 1764, Col. Henry Bouquet parleys with the Delaware Indians and persuads them to give up their white captives in exchange for peace. Among those freed is Johnny Butler, who despises whites as his enemy and only reaches Fort Pitt, Pennsylvania, after much struggle. He finds the townspeople wary …
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