Aida

Aida Stage musical version of the Aida story, with 19 new songs by Elton John and Tim Rice, opened as Elaborate Lives: The Legend of Aida at the Alliance Theater in Atlanta on October 7, 1998. This was the first cooperation between The Walt Disney Company and a non-profit resident theater company. The title of …

AIDS (film)

AIDS (film) Educational film, released in September 1986. 18 min. Facts on the human immune system and the AIDS virus. The film was revised a year later, with updated information.

AIDS: What Do We Tell Our Children? (film)

AIDS: What Do We Tell Our Children? (film) Educational film, released in August 1987. 20 min. The facts about AIDS presented to children.

Age of Not Believing, The

Age of Not Believing, The Song from Bedknobs and Broomsticks, written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman. Nominated for an Academy Award.

Agrabah

Agrabah Fictional home of Aladdin.

Agrati, Don

Agrati, Don (1944-2012) Mouseketeer from the 1950s television show. He was later known as Don Grady on My Three Sons and other shows.

Aguilera, Christina

Aguilera, Christina Actress; appeared on the Mickey Mouse Club on The Disney Channel, beginning in 1993. She became a top-selling pop vocalist, and sings the pop version of the song “Reflection” in Mulan.

Age of Believing, The: The Disney Live-Action Classics (television)

Age of Believing, The: The Disney Live-Action Classics (television) Documentary on Turner Classic Movies which follows the studio’s history as it ventured beyond its animation legacy to develop non-animated family fare, first airing on December 14, 2008. The story is told through film clips and interviews with actors and Disney historians. Directed by Peter Fitzgerald. …

African Diary (film)

African Diary (film) Goofy cartoon. Goofy bungles his way on safari in deepest Africa. The safari ends abruptly when a rhino chases Goofy and his safari all the way back to their ship on the Ivory Coast. Released on April 20, 1945; directed by Jack Kinney.

African Lion, The (film)

African Lion, The (film) True-Life Adventure feature, released on September 14, 1955. Directed by James Algar, with a notable musical score by Paul Smith. The photography team of Alfred and Elma Milotte spent three years in Africa studying the realm of the king of beasts, and came up with some fascinating footage of not only …