Cruise, Tom

Cruise, Tom Actor; appeared in The Color of Money (Vincent) and Cocktail (Brian Flanagan).

Crumbs (television)

Crumbs (television) Half-hour comedy series on ABC began January 12, 2006, and ended February 7, 2006. Estranged brothers, Mitch and Jody Crumb, reunite to deal with their mother, a recent release from a psychiatric country club who has yet to discover that her ex-husband, Billy, is about to have a baby with his new girlfriend. …

Cruise of the Eagle (film)

Cruise of the Eagle (film) People and Places featurette; released on March 19, 1959. Produced by Ben Sharpsteen. The varied and important services of the U.S. Coast Guard are glimpsed. They warn ships of dangerous shoals, keep sea lanes open with icebreakers, face gale and hurricane to accurately forecast the weather in remote areas of …

Crowley, Patricia

Crowley, Patricia Actress; appeared in The Biscuit Eater (Mary Lee McNeil), and on television in Boomerang, Dog of Many Talents; Menace on the Mountain; Return of the Big Cat; The Sky Trap; and Elfego Baca.

Crowe, Russell

Crowe, Russell Actor; appeared in Mystery, Alaska (John Biebe) and The Insider (Jeffrey Wigand), receiving an Academy Award nomination for the latter.

Crothers, Scatman

Crothers, Scatman (1910-1986) Actor; appeared in The Journey of Natty Gann (Sherman) and as the voice of Scat Cat in The Aristocats.

Cross-Utilization

Cross-Utilization Program, known as Cross-U, initiated at Walt Disney World during the Thanksgiving weekend in 1972, where office, clerical, and management cast members are trained to work as food service and operations hosts/hostesses in the parks during peak holiday periods when high attendance is expected.

Crossroads of the World

Crossroads of the World Shop at the beginning of Hollywood Blvd. at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, featuring a tall tower topped by Mickey Mouse. Opened on May 1, 1989.

Crossroads

Crossroads Shopping area at Walt Disney World; opening in February 1989. Located across the main highway from the Downtown Disney Marketplace (later the Marketplace at Disney Springs) , it includes a supermarket, shops, miniature golf, and restaurants. It was sold to GE Capital Realty Group in 2001.

Crossing the Bridge (film)

Crossing the Bridge (film) Three teenage buddies, tempted by the promise of a lot of cash, confront their values and ethics when a pal asks them to smuggle drugs across the U.S./Canada border bridge. When the boys discover the package contains heroin instead of the promised hashish, they come to realize that their actions, and …