Disneyland (1954 - 1990): Cast & Crew
Cast
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Walt Disney +Rating: N/A- Himself - Host (140 episodes)
- Himself-Host
- Himself
- Mickey Mouse
- Himself - Narrator
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Paul Frees +Rating: N/A
- Ludwig Von Drake (27 episodes)
- Noah
- Donald Duck
- Moby Duck
- Psychiatrist J.W. Galvin
- Loudspeaker
- Narrator
- Carnival Barker
- Opening Narrator
- 'Fake' Donald Duck
- God
- Aristotle
- Old Fisherman
- Genie
- Mr. Spirit
- Radio voices
- Air Force Dispatcher
In his prime--which lasted a good 40 years--voice artist Paul Frees was not so much ubiquitous as inescapable. It was literally impossible during the 1960s ...more -
Slim Pickens +Rating: N/A- Old Bill Williams (26 episodes)
- Plunkett
- Captain Gass
- Pete Bracken
- Ace
- Ewald Plunkett
- Willy Crup
- Bucky Steele
- Cowboy Schaeffer
- Stagecoach Driver
- Buck
- Newt Pribble
- Corporal Gass
- Frank Stillwell
Though he spoke most of his movie dialogue in a slow Western drawl, actor Slim Pickens was a pure-bred California boy. An expert rider from the age of ...more -
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Kevin Corcoran +Rating: N/A
- James Boone (21 episodes)
- Moochie Morgan
- Arliss Coates
- Moochie
- Jonathan Feather
- Skipper Willard
- Himself
- Johnny Lincoln Clem
- Tom Hadley
- Boy Blue
- Moochie Daniels
- Jimmy Bean
- Toby Tyler
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Annette Funicello +Rating: N/A- Herself (18 episodes)
- Dinah Wilcox
- Allison D'Allessio
- Chiquita
- Jennifer
- Annette Aliotto
- Herself - Performer
- Constancia de la Torre
- Ozma
- Annette
- Chiquita Bernal
- Mary Contrary
The "sweetheart" of TV's The Mickey Mouse Club, American entertainer Annette Funicello began performing at age 10. The Disney people themselves sensed ...more -
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Fess Parker +Rating: N/A- Davy Crockett (17 episodes)
- Himself
- Del Hardy
- James J. Andrews
- John 'Doc' Grayson
- James J Andrews
- Jim Coates
An actor indelibly associated with classic Americana given his iconic portrayals of Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone, tall, tousle-haired Fess Parker began ...more -
Roger Mobley +Rating: N/A- Gallegher (16 episodes)
- Dave Jones
- Harley Mason
- Police Sergeant
- Gustav
- Sentry #1
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Brian Corcoran +Rating: N/A
- Willie Slaughter (15 episodes)
- Israel Boone
- Himself
- Ross Minters
- Willie Winkle
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Kurt Russell +Rating: 4.9- Dexter Riley (14 episodes)
- Pvt. Willie Prentiss
- Dexter Reilly
- Ronnie Gardner
- Narrator
- Whitey
- Bart
- Rich Evans
- Himself
- Steven Post
- Ray Ferris
- Sidney Bower
One of the most iconic action stars of all time, Kurt Russell is among the few to make the successful transition from child star to successful adult actor. ...more -
Tommy Kirk +Rating: N/A- Danny Grant (14 episodes)
- Himself
- Biff Hawk
- Travis Coates
- Elliott Willard
- Wilby Daniels
- Merlin Jones
- Walter Talbot
- Grumio
- Tommy Carpenter
American actor Tommy Kirk tried out as a youngster for the Pasadena Playhouse, the result of a dare made by Kirk's older brother. After a few minor TV ...more -
Richard Bakalyan +Rating: N/A
- Charlie (12 episodes)
- Narrator
- Cookie
- Buggs
- Jocko
- Umpire
- Bobby Macoon
- Ernie Nelson
- Chillie Walsh
- Shortie
- Dr. Freddie Sturnivan
American actor Richard Bakalyan didn't have to "stretch" much to play juvenile delinquents in the films of the 1950s. Bakalyan had been something of a ...more -
Brian Keith +Rating: N/A- Shadrach O'Reilly (11 episodes)
- Mitch Evers
- Major General John M. Vanneman
- William 'Bill' Dunn
- Sergeant Gabe Trotter
- Lue Swank
- Uncle Beck Coates
- Mose Carson
- Cam Calloway
- Sheriff Pete Williams
The son of actor Robert Keith (1896-1966), Brian Keith made his first film appearance in 1924's Pied Piper Malone, when he was well-below the age of consent. ...more -
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Ed Wynn +Rating: N/A- Himself (11 episodes)
- Alfred
- A.J. Allen
- The Mad Hatter
- Fire Chief
- Rufus
- Ed Parker
- Mr. Hofstedder the Watch Jeweler
- Toymaker
Born Isaiah Edward Leopold, Wynn ran away from home at 15 to work as a utility boy for a stage company, with which he also acted. The company failed and ...more -
Hans Conried +Rating: N/A- Captain Hook (11 episodes)
- Face in The Mirror
- Thimblerig
- Slave in the Magic Mirror
- Chief Dr. Heffel
- The Slave in the Magic Mirror
- Professor Whatley
- Slave of the Magic Mirror
- Himself
- Tom Jefferson
- Bigger-Than-Life
Actor Hans Conried, whose public image was that of a Shakespearean ham, was born not in England but in Baltimore. Scrounging for work during the Depression ...more
Directors
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Larry Clemmons +Rating: N/A
- narration written by (9 episodes)
- writer
- narration
- story and narration
- story
Animator Larry Clemmons first worked for the Disney animation department during the 1930s. He then became a scriptwriter on Bing Crosby's radio show. During ...more -
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