Alias (television)

Alias (television) One-hour drama on ABC television, premiering September 30, 2001, and ending May 22, 2006, exploring the double life of Sydney Bristow, a 26-year-old graduate student secretly working as a CIA agent. Stars Jennifer Garner (Sydney Bristow), Victor Garber (Jack Bristow), Ron Rifkin (Arvin Sloane), Michael Vartan (Agent Vaughn), Carl Lumbly (Agent Dixon), Kevin …

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Alfredo’s

Alfredo’s See L’Originale Alfredo di Roma Ristorante.

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Alford, Phillip

Alford, Phillip Actor; appeared on television in Bristle Face.

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Alexander, Jane

Alexander, Jane Actress; appeared in Night Crossing (Doris Strelzyk), and on The Disney Channel in A Friendship in Vienna (Hannah Dornenwald).

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Alexander, Stanley

Alexander, Stanley Voice of the young Flower in Bambi.

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Alexander, Jason

Alexander, Jason Actor; appeared in Pretty Woman (Philip Stuckey), and on television in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Lionel) and Bob Patterson (title role), and provided the voice of Abis Mal in the Aladdin television series and The Return of Jafar, Hugo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Lightning in 101 Dalmatians II: Patch’s London …

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Alden, Norman

Alden, Norman (1924-2012)  He voiced Sir Kay in The Sword in the Stone, appeared in Ed Wood (Cameraman Bill), and on television in Sunday Drive (John Elliott).

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Alcoholism: Who Gets Hurt? (film)

Alcoholism: Who Gets Hurt? (film) Educational film using sequences from Follow Me, Boys! in the Questions!/Answers? series, released in October 1975. Shows a youngster’s dilemma in dealing with the problem of an alcoholic parent.

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Alda, Alan

Alda, Alan Actor/director; appeared in Betsy’s Wedding (Eddie Hopper) and Bridge of Spies (Thomas Watters).

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Aletter, Frank

Aletter, Frank (1926-2009) Actor, appeared in A Tiger Walks (Joe Riley), Now You See Him, Now You Don’t (TV Announcer), and Run, Cougar, Run (Sam Davis), and as Harry on The Golden Girls in 1985

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