Graham, Don

Graham, Don (1903-1976) Art instructor at the Chouinard Art Institute in the 1930s; helped organize art classes for the artists at Disney in 1932.

Gracey, Yale

Gracey, Yale (1910-1983) Special effects expert; joined Disney in 1939 as a layout artist on Pinocchio and Fantasia. He moved to WED Enterprises in 1961, where he created special effects and lighting for The Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean, among other attractions. He retired in 1975, and was named a Disney Legend posthumously …

Grady, Don

Grady, Don See Don Agrati.

Grabowski, Norman

Grabowski, Norman Actor; appeared in Son of Flubber (football player), The Misadventures of Merlin Jones and The Monkey’s Uncle (Norman), The Gnome-Mobile (nurse), The Happiest Millionaire (Joe Turner), Blackbeard’s Ghost, and The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit (truck driver).

Grabeel, Lucas

Grabeel, Lucas Actor, appeared in High School Musical (Ryan Evans), College Road Trip (Scooter), and as Ethan Dalloway in both Return to Halloweentown and Halloweentown High. He was in Switched at Birth (Toby Kennish) on ABC Family, and provided the voice of Peck on Sheriff Callie’s Wild West.

Gould, Harold

Gould, Harold (1923-2010) Actor, appeared in The Strongest Man in the World (Dietz), Gus (Charles Gwynn), and provided the voice of Old Dehai in Brother Bear, as well as making a number of appearances on the Disney television shows (including Miles Webber on 13 episodes of The Golden Girls over a four year period).

Goulet, Robert

Goulet, Robert (1933-2007) Actor; appeared in Mr. Wrong (Dick Braxton) and on television in Acting Sheriff.

Governor Ratcliffe

Governor Ratcliffe Character in Pocahontas; voiced by David Ogden Stiers.

Gottfried, Gilbert

Gottfried, Gilbert Actor/comedian; voice of Iago in Aladdin and on the Aladdin television series, also at The Enchanted Tiki Room—Under New Management.

Gottfredson, Floyd

Gottfredson, Floyd (1905-1986) Comic strip artist; hired by Disney in 1929 as an animation inbetweener, but Walt Disney asked him if he would take over the Mickey Mouse comic strip for a couple of weeks when the previous artist, Win Smith, left the Studio. Floyd’s first strip was for May 5, 1930, and he stayed …