Beaver Valley/Cameras in Africa (television)
Beaver Valley/Cameras in Africa (television) Television show; aired December 29, 1954, featuring the True-Life Adventure featurette along with some behind-the-scenes footage of Alfred and Elma Milotte filming rhinos, cheetahs, and other animals for The African Lion. Directed by Winston Hibler and James Algar. Rerun entitled Cameras in Africa/Beaver Valley.
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Beaver Valley (film)
Beaver Valley (film) True-Life Adventure featurette; released on July 19, 1950. Directed by James Algar; photographed by Alfred Milotte; narrated by Winston Hibler; musical orchestrations by Paul Smith. 32 min. Portrays the beaver as the leading citizen of the pond area in which he lives, sharing space with moose, deer, crayfish, raccoons, otters, frogs, and …
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Beauty & the Briefcase (television) An ABC Family Original Movie, premiered on April 18, 2010. Lane Daniels, a bright effervescent fashion journalist’s career and love life intersect in a complicated way when she pitches the article “Switching Careers to Find Love” to Cosmopolitan magazine—her favorite magazine and ultimate career aspiration. In order to pull the …
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Beckett, Neil (1923-1994) Disney merchandise representative in New Zealand from 1964 to 1989, he was named a Disney Legend in 2003.
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Bedard, Irene Actress; appeared in Squanto: A Warrior’s Tale (Nakooma), provided the voice of Forest Ranger Hero in Higglytown Heros and provided the speaking voice for the title character in Pocahontas. In 2018, she reprised the voice of Pocahontas in Ralph Breaks the Internet.
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Beauty and the Beast: Belle’s Magical World See Belle’s Magical World.
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Beauty and the Beast (film) Educational production, released on videodisc in March 1995. Meant as a companion to a study of the Disney film version, the disc features an interview with the screenwriter, along with segments on medieval castles, stained glass, and the stages of animation.
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Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas (film) Direct-to-video animated feature, released on November 11, 1997. Belle attempts to cheer up Beast by planning an elaborate Christmas celebration, though the malevolent Forte, a pipe organ, plots to prevent Beast from falling in love with Belle. When Belle leaves the castle with her friends to search …
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Beauty and the Beast—Live on Stage Musical show in Disney-MGM Studios (now Disney’s Hollywood Studios); premiered in the Theater of the Stars November 22, 1991, succeeding Hollywood’s Pretty Woman. The show moved from Hollywood Boulevard to a new Theater of the Stars venue on Sunset Boulevard June 15, 1994. The story of the film is …
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Beauty and the Beast (film)
Beauty and the Beast (film) The beautiful Belle ignores her suitor, the vain Gaston, as she cares for her father, the eccentric Maurice. When Maurice stumbles upon a foreboding castle while lost in the woods, the servants, enchanted into household objects, try to make him welcome, but he is thrown into the dungeon by the …
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