Weinger, Scott
Weinger, Scott He voiced Aladdin and played Wilby in the television remake of The Shaggy Dog.
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Wednesday 9:30 (8:30 Central) (television) A half-hour series about IBS, a fledgling television network trying its best to be number one. Behind its walls are some of the craziest, quirkiest, and somewhat damaged personalities that have ever paraded through the executive halls of Hollywood. Premiered on ABC on March 27, 2002, and ended on June …
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Wedding Pavilion
Wedding Pavilion After starting to promote weddings at Walt Disney World with a Fairy Tale Weddings department in 1991, the park opened a special Wedding Pavilion on July 15, 1995, featuring a view of Cinderella Castle and seating for up to 250 guests. The Pavilion actually had its first wedding, and a preview, on Weddings …
See moreWeaver, Sigourney
Weaver, Sigourney Actress, appeared in Holes (The Warden), The Village (Alice Hunt), You Again (Ramona), and provided the voice of the ship’s computer in WALL•E. She also appeared as Alexandra Reid in Marvel’s The Defenders.
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Webbigail Vanderquack
Webbigail Vanderquack Companion of the nephews in Ducktales. Voiced by Russi Taylor.
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Wednesday Anything Can Happen Day on the 1950s Mickey Mouse Club. Surprise Day on the new Mickey Mouse Club.
See moreWED Enterprises
WED Enterprises Design and development organization founded by Walt Disney in December 1952, to help him create Disneyland. Walt sold his interest in WED Enterprises in February 1965. Originally at the Disney Studio in Burbank, WED moved to facilities in Glendale in 1961. It later became known as Walt Disney Imagineering (1986).
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Weaver, Doodles (1911-1983) Actor; appeared in A Tiger Walks (Bob Evans).
See moreWeasel Family, The (film)
Weasel Family, The (film) Educational film; released in May 1968. The film tells of the habits and traits of the weasel, otter, mink, marten, skunk, and wolverine.
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Wayne, David (1914-1995) Actor; appeared in The Apple Dumpling Gang (Col. T. R. Clydesdale), and on television in The Boy Who Stole the Elephant and Return of the Big Cat.
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