Ben and Me/Peter and the Wolf (television)

Ben and Me/Peter and the Wolf (television) Television show, aired on November 15, 1964. Directed by Hamilton S. Luske and Clyde Geronimi. The television show aired both featurettes.

Ben Ali Gator

Ben Ali Gator Lead alligator dancer in the Dance of the Hours segment of Fantasia.

Beloved (film)

Beloved (film) A decade after the Civil War, Sethe, a woman who had escaped from slavery at the Sweet Home plantation, continues to live in its shadow. Living in a seemingly haunted house in rural Ohio at 124 Bluestone Road with her teenage daughter, Denver, Sethe receives a surprise visit from Paul D., another Sweet …

Belushi, James

Belushi, James Actor; appeared in Taking Care of Business (Jimmy), Mr. Destiny (Larry Burrows), and Underdog (Dan), provided the voice of Benny in The Wild, and starred in the television series According to Jim (Jim).

Belle’s Tales of Friendship (film)

Belle’s Tales of Friendship (film) Direct-to-video release on August 17, 1999. A compilation of live-action and animated characters, classic Disney storytelling, and five new-to-video songs. Directed by Jimbo Marshall. With Lynsey McLeod (Belle).

Belle’s Magical World (film)

Belle’s Magical World (film) Direct to video release on January 13, 1998 of three animated films entitled Perfect Word, Broken Wing, and Fifi’s Folly featuring the characters from the Beauty and the Beast feature film. Reissued in 2003 as Beauty and the Beast: Belle’s Magical World, containing an extra segment, Mrs. Potts’ Party.

Bellamy, Ralph

Bellamy, Ralph (1904-1991) Actor; appeared in The Good Mother (grandfather) and Pretty Woman (James Morse), and on The Disney Channel in Love Leads the Way.

Bella Notte

Bella Notte Song from Lady and the Tramp; written by Peggy Lee and Sonny Burke.

Belle

Belle Beautiful heroine of Beauty and the Beast; voiced by Paige O’Hara. Also the title of a song by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, nominated for an Academy Award.

Bellboy Donald (film)

Bellboy Donald (film) Donald Duck cartoon, released on December 18, 1942. Directed by Jack King. Soon after the hotel manager warns bellboy Donald about impoliteness to guests, Donald is taunted continually by Junior, Senator Pete’s bratty son. Eventually, Donald ends up spanking Junior, after he has lost both his temper and his job.