Huey, Dewey, and Louie Originally there was no way to tell Donald’s nephews apart, because the colors on their costumes were used interchangeably. Because the stories for the Ducktales television series were more complicated than they were for the short Donald Duck cartoons, it was deemed necessary to distinguish between the three nephews. So, Huey …
See moreHuemer, Dick (1898-1979) Animation story director and comic strip artist; he joined Disney in 1933 as an animator. In 1938-39, he directed The Whalers and Goofy and Wilbur. He was story director on Fantasia, and worked on story on Dumbo, Saludos Amigos, Make Mine Music, and Alice in Wonderland. He left in 1948 but returned …
See moreHoward Johnson’s Hotel in Lake Buena Vista at Walt Disney World. Became Courtyard by Marriott in 1995.
See moreHudson, Ernie Actor; appeared in The Hand that Rocks the Cradle (Solomon) and Mr. Magoo (Agent Gus Anders), and on television in 10-8 (John Henry Barnes).
See moreHowl’s Moving Castle Animated film directed by Hayao Miyazaki, and distributed in the United States by Disney. Sophie Hatter, an 18-year-old girl, seems doomed to the life of a hatmaker, but when she is cursed by the Witch of the Waste with the body of a 90-year-old woman, she goes to the moving castle of …
See moreHoward, Ron Actor; appeared in The Wild Country (Virgil) and on television in Smoke and A Boy Called Nuthin’, returned years later to direct the first Touchstone film, Splash. He also directed Solo: A Star Wars Story.
See moreHoward, Clint Actor; appeared in The Wild Country (Andrew), Splash (wedding guest), The Rocketeer (Monk), The Waterboy (Paco), and Solo: A Star Wars Story (Ralakili). He also provided the voice of Roo in Winnie the Pooh and Baby Elephant in The Jungle Book.
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How to Swim (film) Goofy cartoon; released on October 23, 1942. Directed by Jack Kinney. In his attempt to demonstrate swimming, Goofy first has trouble undressing in the small locker room but then manages to showcase diving and swimming techniques.
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How to Sleep (film) Goofy cartoon; released on December 25, 1953. Directed by Jack Kinney. Goofy shows the various ways humans sleep, and has no trouble falling asleep throughout the day, including at his desk at work, but when he goes home to bed at night, he cannot sleep. He tries various gadgets, but finally …
See moreHow to Ride a Horse (film) Goofy cartoon; released on February 24, 1950. It was earlier released as part of the feature, The Reluctant Dragon (1941). Goofy is not very adept at horseback riding, and the horse constantly gets the best of him.
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