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| Here is a list of the recipients of the "Disney Legend" awards.... 1987 Fred MacMurray - Film Actor; The Absent Minded Professor 1988 No awards given 1989 Les Clark - Animation (given posthumously); one of Walt's "Nine Old Men" Marc Davis - Animation & Imagineering; one of Walt's "Nine Old Men" Ub Iwerks - Animation & Imagineering (given posthumously); the hand behind the mouse Ollie Johnston - Animation; one of Walt's "Nine Old Men" Milt Kahl - Animation (given posthumously); one of Walt's "Nine Old Men" Ward Kimball - Animation & Imagineering; one of Walt's "Nine Old Men" Eric Larson - Animation (given posthumously); one of Walt's "Nine Old Men" John Lounsbery - Animation (given posthumously); one of Walt's "Nine Old Men" Wolfgang Reitherman - Animation (given posthumously); one of Walt's "Nine Old Men" Frank Thomas - Animation; one of Walt's "Nine Old Men" 1990 Roger Broggie - Imagineering; mechanical genius Joe Fowler - Attractions; theme park construction John Hench - Animation & Imagineering; designer of Cinderella Castle Richard Irvine - Imagineering (given posthumously); theme park architect Herb Ryman - Imagineering (given posthumously); theme park designer Richard Sherman - Music; "It's a Small World (after all)" Robert Sherman - Music; "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" 1991 Ken Anderson - Animation & Imagineering; jack of all trades Julie Andrews - Film Actress; Mary Poppins Carl Barks - Animation & Publishing; Donald Duck comic books Mary Blair - Animation & Imagineering (given posthumously); It's a Small World attraction Claude Coats - Animation & Imagineering; stunning watercolor backgrounds Don DaGradi - Animation & Film; screenwriter & misplaced cartoonist Sterling Holloway - Animation, Actor; the original voice of Winnie the Pooh Fess Parker - Film & Television Actor; king of the wild frontier - Davy Crockett Bill Walsh - Film & Television (given posthumously); producer and writer 1992 Jimmie Dodd - Television Actor (given posthumously); Adult Mouseketeer & musician Bill Evans - Imagineering; horticulturist & landscape specialist Annette Funicello - Film & Television Actress; everyone's favorite Mouseketeer Joe Grant - Animation; story artist Jack Hannah - Animation; director of TV shows and films Winston Hibler - Film (given posthumously); narrator, writer & director Roy Williams - Animation & Television Actor (given posthumously); the Big Mooseketeer 1993 Pinto Colvig - Animation & Voice (given posthumously); human library of sound effects Buddy Ebsen - Film & Television actor; Davy Crockett's sidekick George Russel Peter Ellenshaw - Film; special-effects artist, matte painter and production designer Blaine Gibson - Animation & Imagineering; master sculptor Harper Goff - Film & Imagineering; artist/designer Irving Ludwig - Film; exhibitor/distributor Jimmy Macdonald - Animation & Voice (given posthumously); 2nd voice of Mickey Mouse Clarence Nash - Animation & Voice (given posthumously); original voice of Donald Duck Donn Tatum - Administration; first president of Walt Disney World Company Card Walker - Administration; president of Walt Disney Productions 1994 Adriana Caselotti - Animation & Voice Actress; voice of Snow White Bill Cottrell - Animation & Imagineering; first president of Walt Disney Imagineering Marvin Davis - Film & Imagineering; art director & theme park designer Van France - Attractions; founder of the University of Disneyland training center David Hand - Animation (given posthumously); director of Snow White Jack Lindquist - Attractions; Disneyland's first advertising manager Bill Martin - Imagineering; art director and set designer Paul Smith - Music (given posthumously); pioneer in motion picture music Frank Wells - Administration (given posthumously); President and Chief Operating Officer 1995 Wally Boag - Attractions; the original Pecos Bill of Disneyland's Golden Horseshoe Revue Fulton Burley - Attractions; Golden Horseshoe Revue's silver-toned tenor Dean Jones - Film Actor; The Love Bug Angela Landsbury - Film Actress; Bedknobs and Broomsticks Edward Meck - Attractions (given posthumously); publicist Fred Moore - Animation; genius animator Thurl Ravenscroft - Animation & Voice; lead vocalist on "Grim Grinning Ghosts" Wathel Rogers - Imagineering; breathed life into Audio-Animatronics Betty Taylor - Attractions; Sluefoot Sue of Disneyland's Golden Horseshoe Revue 1996 Bob Allen - Attractions (given posthumously); ride operator to vice president of WDW Rex Allen - Film & Television Actor; narrator/singer/actor X Atencio - Animation & Imagineering; animator, attraction developer, songwriter Betty Lou Gerson - Animation & Voice; voice of Cruella De Vil Bill Justice - Animation & Imagineering; Audio-Animatronics programmer Sam McKim - Imagineering; creator of the Disneyland souvenir maps Bob Matheison - Attractions; helped research and develop Walt Disney World Bob Moore - Animation & Film; expert cartoonist Bill Peet - Animation & Story; story developer & children's book author Joe Potter - Attractions (given posthumously); engineering and logistical planning genius 1997 Lucien Ades - Music (awarded posthumously); pioneer of first "read-along" record album Angel Angelopoulos - Publishing (awarded posthumously); first Greek Disney magazine Antonio Bertini - Character Merchandise; initiated production & marketing of 8-mm & 16-mm shorts Armand Bigle - Character Merchandise; opened up merchandising markets throughout Europe Poul Brahe Pederson - Publishing (awarded posthumously); "Donald Duck" magazine in Europe Gaudenzio Capelli - Publishing; editor-in-chief of "Topolino" Roberto de Leonardis - Film (awarded posthumously); translated films for Italian audiences Cyril Edgar - Film (awarded posthumously); joint managing director of Walt Disney Productions, Ltd Wally Feignoux - Film (awarded posthumously); continental cinema representative in Paris, France Didier Fouret - Publishing (awarded posthumously); built Disney's image in France Mario Gentilini - Publishing (awarded posthumously); director of "Topolino" magazine Cyril James - Film & Merchandise (awarded posthumously); business genius Horst Koblischek - Character Merchandise; creator of the Sport Goofy Trophy Gunnar Mansson - Character merchandise; representative in the Nordic countries Arnoldo Mondadori - Publishing (awarded posthumously); publishing genius Armand Palivoda - Film (awarded posthumously); motion picture distributor in Switzerland Andre Vanneste - Character Merchandise (awarded posthumously); promoted publications throughout Belgium Paul Winkler - Character Merchandise (awarded posthumously); first to establish Disney's presence in France through publishing 1998 James Alger - Animation & Film; The Living Desert Buddy Baker - Music; composed more than 200 scores for motion pictures, TV & theme parks Kathryn Beaumont - Animation & Voice; voice of Alice in Wonderland Virginia Davis - Animation; star of first 13 Alice Comedies Roy E. Disney - Film, Animation & Administration; Walt's nephew, Company vice chairman and head of animation department Don Eschen - Administration; administrator and company treasurer Wilfred Jackson - Animation (awarded posthumously); devised method of synchronizing animation with music Glynis Johns - Film Actress; Winifred Banks in Mary Poppins Kay Kamen - Character Merchandise (awarded posthumously); the first Mickey watches Paul Kenworthy - Film; photographer for The Vanishing Prairie Larry Lansburgh - Film & Television; director of The Whetback Hound Hayley Mills - Film Actress; Pollyana Al and Emma Milotte - Film (awarded posthumously); wildlife film experts Norman "Stormy" Palmer - Film; editor Lloyd Richardson - Film; editor Kurt Russell - Film Actor; The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes Ben Sharpsteen - Animation & Film (awarded posthumously); director/producer Masatomo Takahashi - Administration; Tokyo Disneyland Vladimir (Bill) Tytla - Animation (awarded posthumously); responsible for Stromboli, the evil puppeteer in Pinocchio Dick Van Dyke - Film Actor; Mary Poppins Matsuo Yokoyama - Character Merchandise; president of Walt Disney Enterprises of Japan 1999 Tim Allen - Television & Film Actor; the voice of Buzz Lightyear Mary Costa - Animation & Voice; the voice of Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty Norm Ferguson - Animation (awarded posthumously); supervising animator & sequence director Bill Garity - Film (awarded posthumously); pioneer in sound and camera techniques Yale Gracey - Animation & Imagineering (awarded posthumously); special effects & lighting artist Al Konetzni - Character Merchandise; artist and idea man Ham Luske - Animation (awarded posthumously); supervising animator Dick Nunis - Attractions; director of park operations Charlie Ridgway - Attractions; director of press and publicity 2000 Grace Bailey - Animation (awarded posthumously); Ink & Paint department Harriet Burns - Imagineering; designer and builder of prototypes for theme park attractions Joyce Carlson - Animation & Imagineering; helped create it's a small world Ron Dominguez - Parks & Resorts; executive vice president of Walt Disney Attractions Cliff Edwards - Animation & Voice (awarded posthumously); the voice of Jiminy Crickett Becky Fallberg - Animation; manager of the Ink & Paint department Dick Jones - Animation & Voice; the voice of Pinocchio Dodie Roberts - Animation; supervisor of the Studio paint lab Retta Scott - Animation (awarded posthumously); the Studio's first woman animator Ruthie Tompson - Animation; supervisor of the Scene Planning department for the Studios 2001 Howard Ashman - Music (awarded posthumously); producer & lyricist Bob Broughton - Film; camera effects artist George Bruns - Music (awarded posthumously); composer of "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" Frank Churchill - Music (awarded posthumously); composer of "Someday My Prince Will Come" Leigh Harline - Music (awarded posthumously); composer of "When You Wish Upon A Star" Fred Joerger - Imagineering; crafted three-dimensional miniature models of theme park attractions Alan Menken - Music; composer of "A Whole New World" Martin A. "Marty" Sklar - Imagineering; Vice Chairman and Principal Creative Executive Ned Washington - Music (awarded posthumously); lyricist of "When You Wish Upon A Star" Tyrus "Ty" Wong - Animation; landscape painter for Bambi 2002 Ken Annakin - Film; director of Swiss Family Robinson Hugh Attwooll - Film; producer Maurice Chevalier - Film Actor (awarded posthumously); In Search of the Castaways Phil Collins - Music; composer for Tarzan and Brother Bear Sir John Mills - Film Actor; Swiss Family Robinson Robert Newton - Film & Television Actor (awarded posthumously); Treasure Island Sir Tim Rice - Music; lyricist for Beauty and the Beast Robert (Bob) Stevenson - Film (awarded posthumously); direct of Mary Poppins Richard Todd - Film & Television Actor; The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men 2003 Neil Beckett - Merchandise (awarded posthumously); representative in New Zealand Tuttie Camarata - Music; co-founder of Disneyland Records Edna Francis Disney - Family (awarded posthumously); wife of Roy O. Disney Lillian Disney - Family (awarded posthumously); wife of Walt Disney Orlando Ferrante - Imagineering; vice president of Engineering, Design, and Production Richard Fleischer - Film; director of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Floyd Gottfredson - Animation (awarded posthumously); Mickey Mouse daily comic strips Buddy Hackett - Film & Television; The Love Bug Harrison "Buzz" Price - Research Economist; helped hand-pick optimum locations for U.S. parks Alfred Taliaferro - Cartoonist (awarded posthumously); Donald Duck daily comic strips Ilene Woods - Music & Voice; voice of Cinderella 2004 Bill Anderson - Film, Television & Administraction (awarded posthumously); prolific film & television producer Tim Conway - Film Actor; The Apple Dumpling Gang Rolly Crump - Imagineering; executive designer Alice Davis - Imagineering; designed and dressed animated figures for park attractions Karen Dotrice - Film & Television Actress; Mary Poppins Matthew Garber - Film Actor (awarded posthumously); Mary Poppins Leonard H. Goldenson - Television (awarded posthumously); ABC Founder & Chairman of the Board Bob Gurr - Imagineering; developer of park attractions Ralph Kent - Imagineering & Attractions; designer of first limited-edition Mickey Mouse watch for adults Irwin Kostal - Music (awarded posthumously); Award-winning conductor & orchestrator Mel Shaw - Animation; animator & story man 2005 Chuck Abbott - Parks & Resorts; one of Disneyland's foremost Attractions Hosts Milt Albright - Parks & Resorts; founder of the Magic Kingdom Club Hideo Amemiya - Parks & Resorts; vice president and general manager of the Disneyland Hotel Hideo Aramaki - Parks & Resorts; executive chef over all food establishments in Disneyland Chuck Boyajian - Custodial; first manager of Custodial Operations at Disneyland Charles Boyer - Parks & Resorts; Disneyland's master illustrator Randy Bright - Imagineer; executive producer, Disneyland and Walt Disney World Theme Parks James Cora - Parks & Resorts; one of three production directors for WDW, responsible for Fantasyland and Tomorrowland Robert Jani - Parks & Resorts; master plan consultant for Disneyland Paris and Disney-MGM Studios Mary Jones - Parks & Resorts; Disneyland Community Relations Art Linkletter - Parks & Resorts; co-host of Disneyland's opening TV broadcast Mary Anne Mang - Parks & Resorts; Convention & Tour Sales department Steve Martin - Parks & Resorts; Disneyland Cast Member Tom Nabbe - Parks & Resorts; Disneyland's original Tom Sawyer Jack Olsen - Parks & Resorts; novelties & souvenirs Cicely Rigdon - Parks & Resorts; Tour Guide Department William Sullivan - Parks & Resorts; Disneyland operations supervisor Jack Wagner - Parks & Resorts; official park announcer Vesey Walker - Parks & Resorts; Disneyland's first bandmaster 2006 Tim Considine - Television Actor; The Adventures of Spin and Marty Kevin Corcoran - Film Actor; Swiss Family Robinson Don Edgren - Imagineer; Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean & Space Mountain Al Dempster - Animation (given posthumously); background artist on Fantasia & Dumbo Paul Frees - Film & Parks (given posthumously); The Haunted Mansion Peter Jennings - Television (given posthumously); ABC news anchor Sir Elton John - Music; songwriter for The Lion King & Aida Jimmy Johnson - Music (given posthumously); founder of Walt Disney Records Tommy Kirk - Film & Television Actor; Old Yeller & Mickey Mouse Club Joe Ranft - Film (given posthumously); Pixar story artist for Toy Story 2 & Monsters, Inc David Stollery - Television Actor; The Adventures of Spin and Marty Ginny Tyler - Television & Film Actress; Disneyland Records' Disneyland Storyteller 2007 Roone Arledge - Television (given posthumously); president of ABC news Art Babbitt - Animation (given posthumously); "The Greatest Animator Ever" Carl Bongirno - Imagineer; resort finance Marge Champion - Animation; actress/live-action reference model Dick Huemer - Animation (given posthumously); jack of all trades Ron Logan - Parks & Resorts; music director Lucille Martin - Administration; Walt's personal assistant Tom Murphy - Administration; built Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. from a single TV and radio station into a multibillion-dollar international media conglomerate Randy Newman - Music; Academy Award winning songwriter Floyd Norman - Animation; cartoonist/animator/author Bob Schiffer - Film Production (given posthumously); head of makeup department Dave Smith - Archives; historian/author 2008 Wayne Allwine - Animation - Voice Bob Booth - Imagineering Neil Gallagher - Imagineering Frank Gifford - Television Toshio Kagami - Parks and Resorts Burny Mattinson - Animation Walt Peregoy - Animation Dorothea Redmond - Imagineering Russi Taylor - Animation - Voice Oliver Wallace - Music Barbara Walters - Television
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| This is too funny that you posted this, I was trying to decide when, where and how this should be posted. ![]()
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| I was thinking the same thing when I was typing it up Paul. But, I would assume that Walt and Roy are not going to be on the list because "Legend" is too small of a term to encompass those two. Walt was just a tad bit higher than Roy because he was the dreamer and the 'face' of the company. Roy was just as important though...the numbers/business guy. But I don't know that they should be on this list because they are the ones that started and ran the entire operation. ![]()
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| I've been working on a series of posts about some of the lesser known Disney legends to most people.(Not those reading this I would guess) Here's a link to the posts for George Bruns, Milt Albright and Joyce Carlson. I hope to do more soon. Disney Legends |
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| Greg recently posted a list of Disney Legends, but I had already included it here. ![]() Just "bumping" this for those that haven't seen it. ![]()
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| By the way Ed, great job on the stories about the lesser known "Disney Legends"! Some of them had a great impact and I had never even heard of their names before. Great job and thanks for sharing with us! ![]()
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| Yes, thanks for sharing
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| 2009 TONY ANSELMO - Animation/Voice HARRY ARCHINAL - Marketing BEATRICE ARTHUR - Television BILL FARMER - Voice ESTELLE GETTY - Television DON IWERKS - Imagineering RUE McCLANAHAN - Television LEOTA TOOMBS THOMAS - Imagineering BETTY WHITE - Television ROBIN WILLIAMS - Film & Voice |
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