Gwynne, Fred

Gwynne, Fred (1926-1993) Actor; appeared in Off Beat (commissioner) and Disorganized Crime (Max Green), and on television in The Christmas Star.

Gyro Gearloose

Gyro Gearloose Cartoon character created by artist Carl Barks, he debuted in Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories no. 140 in May 1952. His assistant, a lightbulb called Helper, made his debut in 1956. He was a fabulous inventor of weird and wonderful things. Gyro appeared on television in Ducktales.

Gyllenhaal, Jake

Gyllenhaal, Jake Actor; starred in Bubble Boy (Jimmy Livingston), Moonlight Mile (Joe Nast), and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (Dastan).

Guttenberg, Steve

Guttenberg, Steve Actor; appeared as Michael in Three Men and a Baby and Three Men and a Little Lady, and in The Big Green (Tom Palmer). On television he appeared in Tower of Terror (Buzzy Crocker).

Gus Tomlin is Dead (television)

Gus Tomlin is Dead (television) Television show; episode 10 of Elfego Baca.

Gus

Gus Chubby mouse friend of Cinderella; voiced by Jim Macdonald.

Gurr, Bob

Gurr, Bob Imagineer who specialized in vehicle design, first being retained by Disney in 1954 to consult on the design of the Autopia cars. At WED Enterprises, he worked on designs for such attractions as the Monorail, Matterhorn Bobsleds, Flying Saucers, and the antique cars and double-decker buses utilized on Main Street, U.S.A. He retired …

Gus Goose

Gus Goose Gluttonous title star of Donald’s Cousin Gus (1939).

Photo of Gus the Horse from Disney film Gus

Gus (film)

Gus (film) The inept California Atoms, floundering in the cellar of the National Football League, welcome the team’s newest member—a mule capable of placekicking a football 100 yards with deadly accuracy. The endearing animal turns the League upside down, eludes kidnappers, masterminds the romance of the shy young man who owns him, and single-handedly (single-hoofedly?) …

Gurgi

Gurgi Nondescript furry creature who joins Taran on his quest in The Black Cauldron; voiced by John Byner.