Cavin

Cavin Courageous young page boy hero in the Gummi Bears television series; voiced by Jason Marsden.

Cat’s Out, The (film)

Cat’s Out, The (film) Silly Symphony cartoon; released on July 28, 1931. Copyrighted as The Cat’s Nightmare. Directed by Wilfred Jackson. After a cat is put out of the house, it is knocked out by a falling weather vane. It has a nightmare in which giant birds, bats, scarecrows, huge spiders, and monstrous trees scare …

photo of actress recording voice for animated characters projected in studio

Cavalcade of Songs (television)

Cavalcade of Songs (television) Television show; aired on February 16, 1955. Directed by Wilfred Jackson, Peter Godfrey. Walt Disney discusses the importance of music in the movies, re-enacting with some of his current artists the story meeting which came up with “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” for Three Little Pigs and promoting the …

Catmull, Ed

Catmull, Ed President of Pixar Animation Studios, he was named president of Walt Disney Animation Studios when Disney acquired Pixar in 2006. He received the Gordon E. Sawyer Oscar for technical contributions to the industry in 2009. Before Disney’s acquisition, Catmull had received four scientific and technical Academy Awards. He retired in 2018.

Catlett, Walter

Catlett, Walter (1889-1960) Voice of J. Worthington Foulfellow in Pinocchio.

production still from animated movie Alice in Wonderland

Caterpillar

Caterpillar Reclining on a toadstool and punctuating his speech with puffs of smoke, this Alice in Wonderland character was voiced by Richard Haydn.

Cat’s Nightmare, The

Cat’s Nightmare, The Copyright title of The Cat’s Out.

Catastrophe Canyon

Catastrophe Canyon Action-packed special effects area on the Backstage Studio Tour at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Also at Walt Disney Studios Paris; opened March 16, 2002.

Cat that Looked at a King, The (film)

Cat that Looked at a King, The (film) Julie Andrews and two kids leap into a chalk painting on the sidewalk and find themselves in the kingdom of King Cole. The king thinks he knows all the facts in the world, but is bested by a cat who teaches him that he is not the …

Cat Nap Pluto (film)

Cat Nap Pluto (film) Pluto cartoon, released on August 13, 1948. Directed by Charles Nichols. Pluto, tired and sleepy from being out all night, tries to sleep despite Figaro’s attempts to keep him awake. Pluto’s sandman enlists the help of Figaro’s sandman so both Pluto and Figaro can sleep.