Cook, Dick Longtime President of Buena Vista Pictures Distribution, taking over from Irving Ludwig on the latter’s retirement. He started with the company as a young man driving the train and Monorail at Disneyland. In 1996 he was named chairman of Walt Disney Motion Pictures Group, and in 2002 he became chairman of Walt Disney …
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Cook, Barry After coming to Disney in 1981 as an effects animator on Tron, he continued working on effects for the animated features. He directed the shorts Off His Rockers and Trail Mix-Up, and the feature, Mulan, with Tony Bancroft.
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Coogan, Keith Young actor, appeared in Adventures in Babysitting (Brad), Cheetah (Ted), and In the Army Now (Stoner #1). As Keith Mitchell did the voice of the young Tod in The Fox and the Hound and appeared on television in Gun Shy and Tales of the Apple Dumpling Gang. On The Disney Channel he was …
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Coogan, Jackie (1914-1984) Actor; appeared on television in The Kids Who Knew Too Much.
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Conway, Tim (1933-2019) Actor; appeared in The World’s Greatest Athlete (Milo), The Apple Dumpling Gang (Amos), Gus (Crankcase), The Shaggy D.A. (Tim), and The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again (Amos), and on television in Walt Disney World Celebrity Circus. He was named a Disney Legend in 2004.
See moreConversation With…, A (television) Series of specials taped at Disney-MGM Studios in Florida for The Disney Channel, and featuring discussions and audience questions for such stars as George Burns, Carol Burnett, Bob Hope, Betty White. First aired in 1989.
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Conway, Russ (1913-2009) Actor, he played the father, Fenton Hardy, in the Hardy Boys serials on the Mickey Mouse Club. He also appeared in Moochie of the Little League and Moochie of Pop Warner Football (Monty Morgan), Boomerang, Dog of Many Talents (Rancher), and The World’s Greatest Athlete (field judge).
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Contraption (television) Series on The Disney Channel, hosted by Ralph Harris, with kids age seven through twelve competing to answer questions about Disney films, using a life-size, three-dimensional game board. Debuted on April 18, 1983, and aired, with repeats, until January 9, 1988. 40 episodes.
See moreContrasts in Rhythm (film) Special cartoon combining Bumble Boogie and Trees from Melody Time, released on March 11, 1955.
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Contrary Condor (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on April 21, 1944. Directed by Jack King. Donald, an egg collector, climbing in the Andes, is almost too successful when he pretends to be a baby condor when caught trying to steal an egg by the mother condor. Donald’s attempts to escape with the egg are complicated …
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