Angels in the Infield (television)

Angels in the Infield (television) Two-hour television movie, airing on The Wonderful World of Disney on April 9, 2000. Big league pitcher, Eddie Everett, is on a losing streak but his estranged young daughter, Laurel, wants to help restore his self-confidence. She prays for help, and along it comes in the guise of an angel, …

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Angels in the Outfield (film)

Angels in the Outfield (film) A foster child, Roger, is told with grim humor that there is about as much chance for his family getting back together as there is for the last-place Angels baseball team to win the pennant. But miracles do happen. When 11-year-old Roger prays for divine intervention, a band of real …

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Angelopoulos, Angel

Angelopoulos, Angel (1907-1990) He helped develop Disney merchandising in Greece, Yugoslavia, Turkey, and Egypt. Presented a European Disney Legends award in 1997.

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Andrews, Edward

Andrews, Edward (1915-1985) Actor; appeared as the Secretary of Defense in both The Absent-Minded Professor and Son of Flubber, he also starred in A Tiger Walks (governor), $1,000,000 Duck (Morgan), Now You See Him, Now You Don’t (Mr. Sampson), and Charley and the Angel (banker), and on television in The Whiz Kid and the Mystery …

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Andrews, Julie

Andrews, Julie Actress; appeared in the title role of Mary Poppins, for which she won the Academy Award for Best Actress, and in The Princess Diaries and The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (Queen Clarisse Renaldi). She narrated Enchanted. She appeared on television in Eloise at the Plaza and Eloise at Christmastime (Nanny). She also …

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Angel, Heather

Angel, Heather (1909-1986) Actress; voiced the Sister in Alice in Wonderland and Mary Darling in Peter Pan.

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Andrews’ Raiders (television)

Andrews’ Raiders (television) Two-part television show, airing on May 7 and 14, 1961, the television version of The Great Locomotive Chase. The two episodes were titled Secret Mission and Escape to Nowhere.

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Anderson, John

Anderson, John (1922-1992) Actor; appeared on television in Shadow of Fear, For the Love of Willadean, and I-Man. He also did the voices of Mark Twain and Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the American Adventure at Epcot.

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