Lynton, Michael

Lynton, Michael He joined Disney in 1987 as manager of business development for Consumer Products, moving into the publishing area in 1989. In 1994 he was named president of Hollywood Pictures. He left the company in 1996.

Lyric Street Records

Lyric Street Records Disney announced in 1997 the founding of this new country music label, named after the street on which Walt and Roy Disney used to live. Their first album, “Stepping Stone, ” with Lari White, debuted in 1998. Lyric Street Records was shut down in April 2010.

Lunch Money (film)

Lunch Money (film) Educational film about the necessity of honesty and integrity in dealing with others, from the What Should I Do? series, released in July 1970.

Lund, Sharon Disney

Lund, Sharon Disney See Sharon Disney.

Lundy, Dick

Lundy, Dick (1907-1990) Animator; began at Disney in 1929, he worked on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and various shorts. He first directed on Sea Scouts, and continued directing Donald cartoons in the 1939-43 period. He left Disney in 1943.

Lupton, John

Lupton, John (1928-1993) Actor; appeared in The Great Locomotive Chase (William Pittenger), Napoleon and Samantha (Pete), and The World’s Greatest Athlete, and on television in The Secret of Lost Valley.

Luske, Hamilton “Ham”

Luske, Hamilton “Ham” (1903-1968) He began at Disney in 1931. He animated on cartoons until 1943 when he became a director for training films; later he directed Ben and Me, Donald in Mathmagic Land, Donald and the Wheel, Scrooge McDuck and Money. He was supervising director on Pinocchio; sequence director on Fantasia, Saludos Amigos, Make …

Luminaria

Luminaria Holiday-themed nighttime show, with fireworks, on the lagoon at Disney California Adventure, beginning November 9, 2001, for that one Christmas season.

Lumpjaw

Lumpjaw Bongo’s rival in the Bongo segment of Fun and Fancy Free.

Luna, Ricky

Luna, Ricky Actor; appeared on the Mickey Mouse Club on The Disney Channel, beginning in 1990.