Funicello, Annette Actress; besides her Mickey Mouse Club work as a Mouseketeer, and on the Adventure in Dairyland, Annette, and Spin and Marty serials, she appeared in The Shaggy Dog (Allison D’Allessio), Babes in Toyland (Mary Contrary), and as Jennifer in The Misadventures of Merlin Jones and The Monkey’s Uncle. She appeared on television in …
See moreFun to Be Fit (film) Series of three educational films: Why Be Physically Fit, Getting Physically Fit, Physical Fitness; released in March 1983.
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Fun and Fancy Free (film) Jiminy Cricket begins the film by playing a Dinah Shore record that tells the tale of Bongo to cheer up a desolate-looking doll and bear. Bongo, a circus bear, meets and falls in love with a girl bear named Lulubelle. But first he must confront a bear rival, Lumpjaw, whose …
See moreFun With Mr. Future (film) Special cartoon; released only in Los Angeles on October 27, 1982, for Academy Award consideration. Mr. Future, an Audio-Animatronics “talking head” gives us a glimpse of what life will be like tomorrow—and what we thought it would be like today. A new animated sequence depicting a typical day in the …
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Fulton’s General Store In the Dixie Landings Resort at Walt Disney World, opened in February 1992. Merchandise is themed to the Old South feel of the hotel.
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Fulton’s Crab House Restaurant on the former Empress Lilly riverboat at Pleasure Island at Walt Disney World, operated by Chicago-based Levy Restaurants. The 700-seat crab house opened on March 10, 1996.
See moreFuente del Oro Restaurante In Frontierland in Disneyland Paris; opened on April 12, 1992. A cantina with Tex-Mex specialties.
See moreFull-Court Miracle (television) A Disney Channel Original Movie, premiering on November 21, 2003. Alex Schlotsky, team captain for the Philadelphia Hebrew Academy Lions basketball team, dreams of a pro basketball career. When he meets Lamont Carr, who is pursuing a pickup by the NBA, Alex persuades him to coach some seemingly hapless kids into champions. …
See moreFrontierland One of the original lands of Disneyland. Walt Disney was always interested in the country’s Western and Mexican heritages, and he was determined to give his Disneyland guests a feel for the real West. That meant mules and horses to add to the ambience, but that also meant trouble. Mules were ornery and occasionally …
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