GCB (television) Drama series premiering on ABC on March 4, 2012, and ending on May 6. Amanda Vaughn, once the ultimate high school “mean girl, ” is forced to return home to Dallas in disgrace after her marriage ends in scandal. Her mother is delighted to have her back, and wants to give her two …
See moreGarson, Greer (1904-1996) Actress; appeared in The Happiest Millionaire (Mrs. Drexel Biddle).
See moreGary Unmarried (television) Comedy series premiering on CBS on September 24, 2008, and ending March 17, 2010. A recently-divorced father of two, Gary, is looking to start dating again, especially when his ex of 15 years announces that she is engaged to their marriage counselor. Stars Jay Mohr (Gary Brooks), Paula Marshall (Allison Brooks), Ed …
See moreGaskill, Andy Animator; joined Disney first in 1973. He is credited with the art direction for The Lion King, Hercules, and Treasure Planet.
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Gasparilla Grill & Games Fast-food and game arcade at the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa at Walt Disney World, opened in 1988. Known as Gasparilla Island Grill after a rehab in 2013 which removed the arcade games.
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Gaston Oafish hunk who courts Belle in Beauty and the Beast; voiced by Richard White, and animated by Andreas Deja.
See moreGarity, William (1899-1971) After helping record the sound for Steamboat Willie, sound engineer Bill Garity joined the Disney Studio the next year, where he helped Walt Disney make his cartoons the most technically advanced in the industry. Bill’s team created the multiplane camera and invented Fantasound for Fantasia, while supervising the construction of the new …
See moreGarland, Beverly Actress; appeared on television in Elfego Baca, Texas John Slaughter, and Gallegher Goes West.
See moreGarner, James (1928-2014) Actor; appeared in One Little Indian (Clint Keyes), The Castaway Cowboy (Costain), and The Distinguished Gentleman (Jeff Johnson). He provided the voice of Commander Rourke in Atlantis, and appeared in 8 Simple Rules (Jim Hennessy).
See moreGarner (Wall), Marcellite (1910-1993) Member of the Ink and Paint Department at the Disney Studio in the 1930s; the voice of Minnie Mouse in the 1930s.
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