Petal to the Metal (film)

Petal to the Metal (film) Special cartoon, starring Bonkers; released on August 7, 1992. Directed by David Block. A production of Walt Disney Television Animation. 8 min. In delivering a bouquet of flowers across town to a stunning starlet named Fawn Deer, a delirious delivery-cat named Bonkers D. Bobcat turns a relatively easy assignment into …

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Pet Store, The (film)

Pet Store, The (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on October 28, 1933. Directed by Wilfred Jackson. Working in a pet store, Mickey, with the help of the store animals, saves Minnie from a gorilla that escapes from its cage. In the fight, the store is trashed. Mickey quits and he and Minnie leave just before …

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Perkins, Elizabeth

Perkins, Elizabeth Actress; appeared in The Doctor (June) and Indian Summer (Jennifer Morton). She also provided the voice of Coral in Finding Nemo.

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Perkins, Les

Perkins, Les He originated the Disney Character Voices department in 1988 to standardize the character voices; voiced Mickey Mouse on two television specials and Toad in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

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Perri (film)

Perri (film) The first, and only, True-Life Fantasy. Directed by N. Paul Kenworthy Jr. and Ralph Wright. Released on August 28, 1957. The story of a little pine squirrel named Perri and her life from childhood to maturity. When Perri’s life is threatened by a marten, her father sacrifices his life to lure it away …

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Perfect Harmony (television)

Perfect Harmony (television) Two young men at a Southern prep school overcome the boundaries of racism to pursue a friendship based on their love of music. A Disney Channel Premiere Film; first aired on March 31, 1991. Directed by Will MacKenzie. Stars Justin Whalin (Taylor Bradshaw), Eugene Byrd (Landy Allen), David Faustino (Paul Bain), Cleavon …

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Perfect Isn’t Easy

Perfect Isn’t Easy Song from Oliver & Company, sung by the pampered poodle, Georgette; voiced by Bette Midler, written by Jack Feldman, Bruce Sussman, and Barry Manilow.

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