Almost Home (television)

Almost Home (television) Television series, aired on NBC from February 6 to July 3, 1993. Continued the story of The Torkelsons. Seattle businessman, Brian Morgan, has offered homespun Millicent Torkelson a job as the live-in nanny to his two rebellious teenagers, so, the Torkelson clan packs up their small town life in Pyramid Corners, Oklahoma, …

Allwine, Wayne

Allwine, Wayne (1947-2009) Former Disney sound effects technician who provided the voice of Mickey Mouse on a freelance basis for many years. He learned his craft from veteran Disney sound effects wizard, and previous voice of Mickey Mouse, Jim Macdonald. He was named a Disney Legend in 2008.

illustration of three boys singing from hymnals, one with a black eye, from Almost Angels

Almost Angels (film)

Almost Angels (film) The young Toni Fiala is a boy born to sing and his greatest desire is to be accepted as one of the members of the Vienna Boys Choir. His father, a railroad engineer, wants his son to learn a trade, but his mother knows her son must be given a chance to …

Allen, Woody

Allen, Woody Actor/director; appeared in New York Stories (Sheldon) and Scenes from a Mall (Nick).

Alley, Kirstie

Alley, Kirstie Actress; appeared in Shoot to Kill (Sarah), and hosted the television special Wonderful World of Disney: 40 Years of Television Magic. Also starred in Toothless on the Wonderful World of Disney.

Alley, Lindsey

Alley, Lindsey Actress; appeared in Ernest Saves Christmas (Patsy) and as a regular on the Mickey Mouse Club on The Disney Channel, beginning in 1989.

Allers, Roger

Allers, Roger Storyman/director; joined Disney in 1985, was head of story for Oliver & Company and Beauty and the Beast. After working on the stories for other animated features, he made his feature film directing debut with Rob Minkoff on The Lion King.

Allen, Tim

Allen, Tim Actor/comedian; starred in The Shaggy Dog (Dave Douglas), The Santa Clause (Scott Calvin), Jungle 2 Jungle (Michael Cromwell), Big Trouble (Eliot Arnold), The Santa Clause 2 and The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (Scott Calvin), Wild Hogs (Doug Madden), and on television in Home Improvement. He also appeared in Disney’s Great American …

Allen, Barbara Jo

Allen, Barbara Jo (1906-1974) Voiced Fauna in Sleeping Beauty, Goliath’s mother in Goliath II, and the scullery maid in The Sword in the Stone.

Allen, Rex

Allen, Rex (1920-1999) Actor/singer, with his distinctive homey western voice, narrated such features and television shows as The Legend of Lobo; The Incredible Journey; An Otter in the Family; Run, Appaloosa, Run; Cow Dog; Ringo, the Refugee Raccoon; Seems There Was This Moose; My Family Is a Menagerie; Foods and Fun: A Nutrition Adventure. He …