Dubin, Gary

Dubin, Gary He voiced Toulouse in The Aristocats.

DTV (television)

DTV (television) Series of music videos on The Disney Channel, where segments of Disney cartoons served as backup for popular songs. Premiered on May 5, 1984. Also released on several video collections in 1984-85.

Drury, James

Drury, James Actor; appeared in Toby Tyler (Jim Weaver), Pollyanna (George Dodds), and Ten Who Dared (Walter Powell), and on television in Elfego Baca.

Dru, Joanne

Dru, Joanne (1923-1996) Actress; appeared in The Light in the Forest (Milly Elder).

Duchess

Duchess Regal mother cat in The Aristocats; voiced by Eva Gabor.

Drizella

Drizella One of Cinderella’s evil stepsisters; voiced by Rhoda Williams.

Driscoll, Bobby

Driscoll, Bobby (1937-1968) Child actor; appeared in Song of the South (Johnny), Melody Time, So Dear to My Heart (Jeremiah Kincaid), Treasure Island (Jim Hawkins), and as the voice of Peter Pan and Goofy Jr. in 1950s cartoons. He received a special juvenile Academy Award in the year he made So Dear to My Heart …

Dreyfuss, Richard

Dreyfuss, Richard Actor; appeared in Down and Out in Beverly Hills (Dave Whiteman), Tin Men (Bill Babowsky), Stakeout (Chris Lecce), What About Bob? (Dr. Leo Marvin), Another Stakeout (Chris Lecce), Mr. Holland’s Opus (Glenn Holland), Krippendorf’s Tribe (James Krippendorf), and The Crew (Bobby Bartellemeo). He provided the voice of the centipede in James and the …

Driver, Minnie

Driver, Minnie Actress; appeared in Grosse Pointe Blank (Debi Newberry), High Heels and Low Lifes (Shannon), Hope Springs (Vera), Speechless (Maya DiMeo) and provided the voice of Jane in Tarzan.

Drip Dippy Donald (film)

Drip Dippy Donald (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on March 5, 1948. Directed by Jack King. In his effort to sleep, Donald is disturbed first by a window shade and then by a dripping faucet. After fighting all night with the leak, Donald goes cuckoo when the water company calls saying they are shutting off …