Sea Scouts (film)

Sea Scouts (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on June 30, 1939. The first cartoon directed by Dick Lundy. Donald is an admiral on a seagoing voyage with his nephews in which they encounter a ravenous shark.

Seal Island (film)

Seal Island (film) The first True-Life Adventure featurette. The fur seals arrive on the fogbound islands known as the Pribilofs to mate and bear pups. The young “bachelors” challenge the older bulls for their harems of females, which results in a terrific fight. In the fall, the herd sets out on a long migration into …

Seale, Douglas

Seale, Douglas (1913-1999) He voiced Krebbs in The Rescuers Down Under and the Sultan in Aladdin. He also appeared in Ernest Saves Christmas (Santa) and Mr. Destiny (Boswell).

Scrooge McDuck and Money (film)

Scrooge McDuck and Money (film) Special cartoon featurette; released on March 23, 1967. Directed by Hamilton Luske. Scrooge McDuck is visited by his nephews, who wish to become as wealthy as their uncle. In an illustrated lecture, punctuated by song, Scrooge tells about the history of money, and explains how budgeting works, for both home …

Scrubs (television)

Scrubs (television) A new doctor and his fellow first-year medical interns navigate the transition from medical school to practicing in a busy teaching hospital, with the help and sometimes hindrance of two seasoned doctors and a sympathetic nurse. Half-hour television series on NBC, premiering on September 25, 2001. Stars Zach Braff (John “J.D.” Dorian), Sarah …

Scully, Sean

Scully, Sean Actor; appeared in Almost Angels (Peter Schaefer), and on television in The Prince and the Pauper (both title roles) and The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh.

Scuttle

Scuttle Seagull in The Little Mermaid who shows off to Ariel his false knowledge of humans; voiced by Buddy Hackett.

Scott, Bronson

Scott, Bronson The youngest Mouseketeer from the 1950s television show.

Scott, George C.

Scott, George C. (1927-1999) Actor; provided the voice of Percival McLeach in The Rescuers Down Under, and appeared in The Whipping Boy on The Disney Channel.

Scott (Worcester), Retta

Scott (Worcester), Retta (1916-1990) The first woman animator at the Disney Studio, first receiving screen credit on Bambi. After six years at the Studio, she left Disney, but continued to illustrate Disney books as a freelance artist. She was named a Disney Legend posthumously in 2000.