Cookie Carnival, The (film) Silly Symphony cartoon; released on May 25, 1935. Directed by Ben Sharpsteen. As a beauty contest progresses, a poor girl cookie cannot attend because of her rags. But, with the help of an ingenious boy cookie and the careful placement of candies and whipped cream, she wins the title of Cookie …
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Cool Runnings (film) When three determined Jamaican sprinters fail to make the Olympics, they enlist a has-been sledding expert to mold them into a bobsled team instead, and add an expert go-cart driver to their group. Through many hardships, not the least being the fact that there is no snow in Jamaica, they make it …
See moreCookie Kid, The (film) Educational film produced by the Glynn Group; released in September 1981. The girl holding the world’s record for selling Girl Scout Cookies shows how effective sales techniques and setting of personal goals lead to success.
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Conway, Tim (1933-2019) Actor; appeared in The World’s Greatest Athlete (Milo), The Apple Dumpling Gang (Amos), Gus (Crankcase), The Shaggy D.A. (Tim), and The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again (Amos), and on television in Walt Disney World Celebrity Circus. He was named a Disney Legend in 2004.
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Coogan, Jackie (1914-1984) Actor; appeared on television in The Kids Who Knew Too Much.
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Coogan, Keith Young actor, appeared in Adventures in Babysitting (Brad), Cheetah (Ted), and In the Army Now (Stoner #1). As Keith Mitchell did the voice of the young Tod in The Fox and the Hound and appeared on television in Gun Shy and Tales of the Apple Dumpling Gang. On The Disney Channel he was …
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Cook, Barry After coming to Disney in 1981 as an effects animator on Tron, he continued working on effects for the animated features. He directed the shorts Off His Rockers and Trail Mix-Up, and the feature, Mulan, with Tony Bancroft.
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Cook, Dick Longtime President of Buena Vista Pictures Distribution, taking over from Irving Ludwig on the latter’s retirement. He started with the company as a young man driving the train and Monorail at Disneyland. In 1996 he was named chairman of Walt Disney Motion Pictures Group, and in 2002 he became chairman of Walt Disney …
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Contraption (television) Series on The Disney Channel, hosted by Ralph Harris, with kids age seven through twelve competing to answer questions about Disney films, using a life-size, three-dimensional game board. Debuted on April 18, 1983, and aired, with repeats, until January 9, 1988. 40 episodes.
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