Actor Richard Gere in Pretty Woman

Gere, Richard

Gere, Richard Actor; appeared in Pretty Woman (Edward Lewis) and Runaway Bride (Ike Graham).

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Geppetto (television)

Geppetto (television) A two-hour musical for The Wonderful World of Disney, airing on May 7, 2000. In Villagio, the lonely toy maker, Geppetto, yearns for a son. The Blue Fairy grants him his wish by bringing Pinocchio to life, but Geppetto’s unrealistic expectations for his son cause the boy to run away and join Stomboli’s …

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Geppetto

Geppetto Kindly woodcarver who made Pinocchio; voiced by Christian Rub.

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Geppetto & Son

Geppetto & Son See My Son Pinocchio: Geppetto’s Musical Tale.

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George of the Jungle (film)

George of the Jungle (film) Based on the well-known animated 1960s television series, this live-action film features the klutzy George, who grows up as a Tarzan-like character after surviving a jungle plane crash and being raised by gorillas. He rescues a beautiful wayward traveler named Ursula when a lion attacks her while she is on …

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George of the Jungle 2 (film)

George of the Jungle 2 (film) A sequel to the 1997 film. George’s scheming mother-in-law, Beatrice Stanhope, teams with Ursula’s ex-fiancé Lyle to hypnotize Ursula into leaving George, so they can turn the jungle to mulch. George and his animal pals must travel to Las Vegas to rescue Ursula before returning to the jungle to …

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George Wendt Show, The (television)

George Wendt Show, The (television) Half-hour television series focusing on the relationship between two brothers, George and Dan Coleman, who own a garage in Madison, Wisconsin, and who also produce a local call-in radio show, dispensing their sage wisdom to the mechanically challenged. Debuted on CBS on March 8, 1995 and ended April 12, 1995. …

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George, Gil [Hazel]

George, Gil [Hazel] (1904-1996) Lyricist on a number of Disney songs in the 1950s, including the title songs for Old Yeller, Tonka, and The Light in the Forest. Gil George was the pseudonym of Hazel George, the Disney Studio nurse.

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