Shanghai Noon (film)

Shanghai Noon (film) The Wild West meets the Far East in a battle for honor, royalty, and a trunk full of gold when acrobatic Imperial Guard Chon Wang comes to Nevada in the 1890s to rescue a beautiful kidnapped Chinese princess. With the help of a partner he does not trust, a wife he does …

Shanghaied (film)

Shanghaied (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on January 13, 1934. Directed by Burt Gillett. In this pirate adventure, Mickey saves Minnie from Peg Leg Pete and his crew with the aid of a stuffed swordfish, taking over the ship in the process.

Shanghai Knights (film)

Shanghai Knights (film) After taming the Wild West in Shanghai Noon, Chon Wang and Roy O’Bannon are out to settle a score in civilized London in this sequel. When Chon’s estranged father is mysteriously murdered, Chon and Roy make their way to London to track down the killer. Chon’s sister, Lin, has the same idea, …

Shang

Shang The disciplined Chinese Army captain in Mulan; voiced by B. D. Wong (speaking) and Donny Osmond (singing).

Shanghai Disneyland

Shanghai Disneyland The 12th Disney park, which opened at Shanghai Disney Resort, June 16, 2016. The park features six themed lands—Mickey Avenue, Gardens of Imagination, Fantasyland, Treasure Cove, Tomorrowland, and Adventure Isle. At the heart of the park is Enchanted Storybook Castle, the tallest and most interactive Disney castle with attractions, entertainment, and dining. An …

Shake It Up (television)

Shake It Up (television) Comedy series on Disney Channel premiering Nov. 7, 2010 and ending on Nov. 10, 2013. High-spirited best friends CeCe Jones and Raquel “Rocky” Blue have their dreams of becoming professional dancers realized when they become background dancers on the most popular teen dance show, Shake It Up Chicago, a gig they …

Shan-Yu

Shan-Yu The ruthless leader of the Huns in Mulan; voiced by Miguel Ferrer. The name means “Invader from the North.”

Shaggy Dog, The (television)

Shaggy Dog, The (television) A remake of the 1959 film, with various changes to the storyline, aired as a two-hour movie on ABC on November 12, 1994, starring Scott Weinger (Wilby), Ed Begley, Jr. (Mr. Daniels), and Jordan Blake Warkol (Moochie). It was directed by Dennis Dugan.

Shaggy Dog, The (film)

Shaggy Dog, The (film) Young misfit teenager Wilby Daniels accidentally discovers a magic ring in a museum, and, by repeating the Latin inscription, he becomes a large and clumsy Bratislavian sheep dog. This amuses his younger brother, Moochie, but shocks his parents, and endears him to lovely neighbor girl Franceska, who thinks he is her …

Shaggy D.A., The (film)

Shaggy D.A., The (film) In this sequel to the hit film The Shaggy Dog, Wilby Daniels, his wife, and their son return from a vacation to find their home stripped bare by housebreakers. Angry, Wilby decides to run against the rascally incumbent district attorney, “Honest John” Slade, and he launches a fumbling campaign. When an …