
The Wonderful World of Disney
Walt Disney Productions has produced an anthology television series under several different titles since 1954. The original version of the series premiered on ABC, Wednesday night, October 27, 1954. The show, which was hosted by Walt Disney until his death and then from 1996 to 2002 by then-CEO Michael Eisner (with one-off hosts or no hosts during other periods) has since aired continually as either a weekly program or an irregular series of specials on several networks and streaming services, most recently on ABC and Disney+. The show is the second longest showing prime-time program on American television, behind its rival, Hallmark Hall of Fame. However, Hallmark Hall of Fame was a weekly program only during its first five seasons, while Disney remained a weekly program for more than forty years.
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Cast
Michael EisnerSelf - Host · 92 ep.
Walt DisneySelf - Host · 365 ep.
Clarence Nash · 9 ep.
Robert Newton · 2 ep.
Pinto Colvig · 4 ep.
Bobby Driscoll · 3 ep.
Jeff York · 2 ep.
Paul Newlan · 2 ep.
Michael HordernSquire Banks · 3 ep.
Patrick McGoohanChristopher Syn / Scarecrow of Romney Marsh · 3 ep.
Kay WalshMrs. Waggett · 3 ep.
Eric PohlmannKing George III · 3 ep.
Patrick WymarkJoseph Ransley · 3 ep.
Warren BerlingerOscar Kilroy · 4 ep.
Allyn JoslynMr. Fuller · 4 ep.
Philip AbbottEd Barrett · 4 ep.
Bryan RussellBilly Fuller · 4 ep.
Robert LoggiaElfego Baca · 9 ep.
Tony BrittonSimon Bates · 5 ep.
Robert DouglasGen. Cornwallis · 2 ep.
Alan NapierArchie · 2 ep.
Grant WithersSheriff Wharton · 2 ep.
Carl Benton ReidJudge Hargraves · 3 ep.
John FraserDavid Lawford · 2 ep.
Millicent MartinJoan · 2 ep.
Henry CalvinSelf · 2 ep.
Gene SheldonSelf · 3 ep.
Tommy SandsSelf · 2 ep.
Alan Hale Jr.Fred Preston · 5 ep.
Robert CummingsSelf · 4 ep.
Leslie NielsenCol. Francis Marion · 8 ep.
Michael ConradSilas Rumford · 2 ep.
Shelley FabaresGrace Donovan · 2 ep.
Frances RaffertyLouise Morgan · 4 ep.
Russ ConwayMonty Morgan · 4 ep.
Art LinkletterSelf - Host / Interviewer / Narrator · 3 ep.
Norma VardenMiss Devon · 2 ep.
Ann JillianPorsche 'Rocky' Sylvester · 3 ep.
Annette FunicelloSelf · 15 ep.
Alvy MooreSecond Rider (uncredited) · 2 ep.
Bill MumyFreddy Gray · 4 ep.
Fess ParkerDavy Crockett · 7 ep.
Fred GrahamRoy (uncredited) · 2 ep.
Jimmy LydonJohn Stevens · 3 ep.
Emmett LynnGrubstake Charlie (uncredited) · 2 ep.
Jack CarsonHarold Sylvester · 2 ep.
Sterling HollowayNarrator (segment "Peter and the Wolf") (archive footage) · 3 ep.
George CisarParty Guest (uncredited) · 2 ep.
Beverly GarlandMrs. Amanda Barko · 3 ep.
James MacArthurCpl. Henry Jenkins · 2 ep.
Nick AdamsSgt. Gregg · 2 ep.
Jack GingLt. John Singleton Mosby · 2 ep.
Peggy LiptonOralee Prentiss · 2 ep.RRobert SorrellsPvt. Starkey · 2 ep.
Michael ForestGen. J.E.B. Stuart · 2 ep.
Maudie PrickettMrs. Hundley · 7 ep.
Nehemiah PersoffArtie Moreno · 2 ep.
Edmond O'BrienCrowley · 4 ep.
Mike HenryFargo · 2 ep.
R.G. ArmstrongSquire Fisk · 3 ep.Crew
Norman Foster (Director), David Swift (Director), William Beaudine (Director), Ward Kimball (Director), Ken Annakin (Director), Jack Hannah (Director), Charles Jarrott (Director), James Algar (Director)
David Swift (Writer), Otto Englander (Writer), Arthur E. Orloff (Story), Gerard Schurmann (Musical), Barney Slater (Writer), William Canning (Writer), Russell Thorndike (Writer), Norman Foster (Writer)
Ron Miller (Executive Producer), Jim Milio (Executive Producer), Mark Hufnail (Producer), Susan F. Walker (Producer), Susan B. Landau (Executive Producer), Jim Cruickshank (Producer), Andrew Solt (Executive Producer), Walt Disney (Producer)
Peter Boita (Editor)
Amby Paliwoda (Animation)
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