Hollywood Pictures

Hollywood Pictures Division of The Walt Disney Company that produces fare which is of more adult interest than the usual Disney film. It began operations on February 1, 1989; its first release was Arachnophobia (1990). The division was originally headed by Ricardo Mestres, and he was succeeded by Michael Lynton. For a listing of films …

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Hollywood Hotel, Disney’s

Hollywood Hotel, Disney’s Hotel at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort with 600 rooms; opened September 12, 2005. The design and architecture celebrate the glitz and grandeur of classic Hollywood. There is a buffet restaurant, Chef Mickey, and fast-casual dining at Hollywood & Dine. Guests can relax in the Art Deco-designed Studio Lounge and browse merchandise in Celebrity …

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Hollywood Party (film)

Hollywood Party (film) Black and white MGM movie from 1934 which includes a segment with Mickey Mouse and Jimmy Durante leading into a color Silly Symphony-type sequence entitled The Hot Choc-late Soldiers.

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Hollywood Film Enterprises

Hollywood Film Enterprises From 1932 to 1950, Hollywood Film Enterprises was licensed to sell shortened versions of Disney cartoons in 16mm and 8mm home movie versions. Most were silent and, since each cartoon was cut into several parts, the segments were given new titles. Some of the films were also in Carmel Hollywood Films and …

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Hollywood & Vine

Hollywood & Vine Restaurant at Disney’s Hollywood Studios; opened on May 1, 1989. Also known as Cafeteria of the Stars.

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Holidayland

Holidayland Picnic area outside the Disneyland berm that opened on June 16, 1957, and operated until 1961. Holidayland utilized the circus tent that Walt had purchased for his short-lived Mickey Mouse Club Circus. It was used for corporate picnics and other events; the guests could then enter Disneyland through a special gate.

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Holloway, Sterling

Holloway, Sterling (1905-1992) Popular Disney voice actor; first used in Dumbo as the stork. He also narrated Peter and the Wolf, The Pelican and the Snipe, The Little House, Goliath II, and The Cold-Blooded Penguin, and voiced the adult Flower (Bambi), the Cheshire Cat (Alice in Wonderland), Amos (Ben and Me), Kaa (The Jungle Book), …

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Holliman, Earl

Holliman, Earl Actor; appeared in The Biscuit Eater (Harve McNeil), and on television in The Boy and the Bronc Buster and Smoke.

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