For Whom the Bulls Toil (film) Goofy cartoon; released on May 9, 1953. Directed by Jack Kinney. Goofy, on a tour of Mexico, is mistaken for a great matador and is rushed into the bullring where, after a mad, crazy chase, he eventually does subdue the bull.
See moreForay, June (1917-2017) Voice actress; she was Witch Hazel in Trick or Treat, Magica de Spell on Ducktales, and Grammi Gummi on Disney’s Adventures of the Gummi Bears among many other roles. She provided the voice of Grandmother Fa in Mulan, and grandma in Redux Riding Hood. She is known for doing the voices of …
See moreFord, Glenn (1916-2006) Actor; appeared in Smith, and on television in My Town.
See moreFord, Harrison Actor; appeared in Six Days, Seven Nights (Quinn Harris).
See moreFoods and Fun: A Nutrition Adventure (film) Educational film starring the Orange Bird; released in September 1980. The importance of good nutrition and proper exercise, told through animation.
See moreFootball Now and Then (film) Special cartoon; released on October 2, 1953. Directed by Jack Kinney. A boy and his grandfather argue the merits of football past and present while watching two teams, Bygone U and Present State, on television. Though the game ends in a tie, Grandfather is more impressed with a commercial and …
See moreFootloose Fox (film) Featurette; released on June 7, 1979. A young fox and an apartment-hunting badger become roommates and fast friends while sharing a den. One day, the fox, leading a wolf pack away from the badger, ends up far from home. After a winter storm, the fox finds a female counterpart and they return …
See moreFootloose Goose, The (television) Television show; aired on March 9, 1975. Directed by James Algar. A gander in Minnesota is injured and blown far away from his home by a tornado, so after he recovers in a bird sanctuary in Canada, he returns to Minnesota and searches for his mate. Stars Brett Hadley, Paul Preston, …
See moreFor the Birds (film) Short cartoon from Pixar, premiered at the Annecy International Film Festival in France on June 5, 2000. It was later released theatrically with Monsters, Inc., on November 2, 2001. A group of small birds on a telephone wire make fun of a large, awkward one, with unexpected results. Directed by Ralph …
See moreFondacaro, Phil He voiced Creeper in The Black Cauldron.
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