Double Take (film)

Double Take (film) Successful New York investment banker, Daryl Chase, is framed for laundering money for a Mexican drug cartel. Wanted by the FBI, he makes a run for the border to find the one man who can clear his name, followed all along the way by Freddy Tiffany, an untrustworthy low-life petty thief. Taking …

Dopey

Dopey Youngest of the Seven Dwarfs, who did not speak.

Dorsey, Don

Dorsey, Don Audio engineer, synthesist, and designer of shows and parades at Disneyland who, after part-time work as synthesist/arranger on America on Parade in 1975, arranged and performed the music for the updated Main Street Electrical Parade in 1977 and guided the development of the park’s parade-control audio computer system in 1980. Beginning in 1983, …

Dory

Dory Regal Blue Tang fish in Finding Nemo; voiced by Ellen DeGeneres.

Donovan’s Kid (television)

Donovan’s Kid (television) Two-part television show, aired on January 7 and 14, 1979. Directed by Bernard McEveety. At the turn of the century, a con-man, Timothy Donovan, returns to San Francisco to see his wife and daughter (who he had thought was a son). He tries to free them from the domination of his wife’s …

Don’s Fountain of Youth (film)

Don’s Fountain of Youth (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on May 30, 1953. Directed by Jack Hannah. On his travels with his nephews, Donald tricks them into believing he has been magically transformed into a baby and then an egg by a “Fountain of Youth” until an encounter with a mother alligator and her babies …

Don’t Look Under the Bed (film)

Don’t Look Under the Bed (film) A Disney Channel Original Movie, first airing on October 9, 1999. Fourteen-year-old Frances McCausland has always approached life with logic and reason, but that changes when someone starts playing destructive pranks in her community, and all evidence points to Frances as the culprit. Frances discovers she is being framed …

Door Knob

Door Knob One of the stranger Disney characters, in Alice in Wonderland; voiced by Joseph Kearns.

Donald’s Tire Trouble (film)

Donald’s Tire Trouble (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on January 29, 1943. Directed by Dick Lundy. Donald, driving in the country, is frustrated in his attempts to fix a flat tire. The jack breaks, the radiator explodes, then the remaining three tires go flat. Donald gives up in disgust and drives on with the flats. …

Donald’s Vacation (film)

Donald’s Vacation (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on August 9, 1940. Directed by Jack King. Donald sets up camp in the great outdoors to find peace and relaxation, only to tangle with his folding equipment, chipmunks who steal his food, and a hungry bear.