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COMPLETE DISNEY VOICE ACTORS
Hercules: Zero To Hero ~ Additional Voice
Dinosaur ~ Additional Voice
Lilo And Stitch ~ Additional Voice
Oliver & Company ~ Additional Voice
Daredevil Vs. Spider-Man ~ Harry Osborn
Spider-Man: The Return Of The Green Goblin ~ Harry Osborn
Spider-Man: The Ultimate Villain Showdown ~ Harry Osborn
Spider-Man Vs. Doc Ock ~ Harry Osborn
The Great Mouse Detective ~ Bartholomew; Basil
Dinosaur ~ Vocalist
The Little Mermaid ~ Additional Voice
Lilo And Stitch ~ “Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride” [in Kamehameha School Children’s Chorus]; “He Mele No Lilo” [in Kamehameha School Children’s Chorus]
The Lion King ~ Scar
Awards
1984 Tony Awards ~ Actor (Play) ~ The Real Thing
1990 Academy Awards ~ Actor In A Leading Role ~ Reversal Of Fortune
1997 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Voice-Over Performance ~ as Siegfried Sassoon in the episode “War Without End” of The Great War And The Shaping Of The 20th Century
Nomination
1982 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Lead Actor In A Limited Series Or A Special ~ for the episode “Brideshead Revisited” of Great Performances
Who Framed Roger Rabbit ~ Jessica Rabbit (singing)
Award
1980 Razzie Awards ~ Worst Supporting Actress ~ Honeysuckle Rose
Nominations
1983 Academy Awards ~ Actress In A Supporting Role ~ Yentl
1983 Razzie Awards ~ Worst Supporting Actress ~ Yentl
Finding Nemo ~ Additional Voice
The Lion King II: Simba's Pride ~ Additional Voice
The Lizzie McGuire Movie ~ ADR Voice
So Dear To My Heart ~ Uncle Hiram
Awards
1958 Academy Awards ~ Actor In A Supporting Role ~ The Big Country
1962 Grammy Awards ~ Best Country & Western Recording ~ as Artist on “Funny Way Of Laughin’”
The Nightmare Before Christmas ~ Santa Claus
The Tigger Movie ~ “Your Heart Will Lead You Home (End Title)” Chorus
A Goofy Movie ~ “After Today” Chorus
The Jungle Book 2 ~ “Jungle Rhythm” Chorus
The Little Mermaid ~ Additional Voice
Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas ~ Disney Holiday Chorus Alto
Tarzan ~ Additional Voice
The Tigger Movie ~ “Your Heart Will Lead You Home (End Title)” Chorus
Toy Story ~ Background Vocals
The Incredibles ~ Lucius "Frozone" Best
Nomination
1994 Academy Awards ~ Actor In A Supporting Role ~ as Jules Winnfield in Pulp Fiction
Who Framed Roger Rabbit ~ Stunts
Nomination
2002 Taurus Awards ~ Best Driving ~ Bandits for “Blue SUV forces black sedan to spin out of control. Sedan is then t-boned by a miled truck sending it down a highway embankment.”
Home On The Range ~ Additional Voice
Cinderella II: Dreams Come True ~ “The World Is Looking Up To You” Background Vocals
The Lion King ~ Circle Of Life Chorus
Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas ~ Disney Holiday Chorus Alto [credited as Clydene Jackson Edwards]
The Three Musketeers ~ Troubadour Guitar
How The Toys Saved Christmas (La Freccia azzurra) ~ Vocalist
Bedknobs And Broomsticks ~ Bookman
Nominations
1950 Academy Awards ~ Actor In A Supporting Role ~ The Asphalt Jungle
1962 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Performance In A Supporting Role By An Actor ~ Ben Casey
The Lion King ~ Circle Of Life Chorus
Recess: School’s Out ~ Additional Voice
Daredevil Vs. Spider-Man ~ Richard Fisk
A Goofy Movie ~ “On The Open Road” Chorus
Lady And The Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure ~ Jim Dear
Spider-Man: The Return Of The Green Goblin ~ Richard Fisk
Spider-Man: The Ultimate Villain Showdown ~ Additional Voice
Finding Nemo ~ Peach
Awards
2000 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series ~ as C. J. Cregg in The West Wing
2001 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Drama Series ~ as C. J. Cregg in The West Wing
2002 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Lead Actress In A Drama Series ~ as C. J. Cregg in The West Wing
Nomination
1998 Tony Awards ~ Actress (Play) ~ A View From The Bridge
Recess: School’s Out ~ Additional Voice
The Three Musketeers ~ Additional Voice (Loop Group)
The Jungle Book 2 ~ “W-I-L-D” Chorus
Oliver & Company ~ Additional Voice
Beauty And The Beast ~ Monsieur D’Arque
The Hunchback Of Notre Dame ~ Judge Claude Frollo
The Jungle Book 2 ~ Shere Khan
Mighty Ducks: The Movie – The First Face-Off ~ Wraith
Recess: School’s Out ~ Dr. Rosenthal
Siegfried & Roy: Masters Of The Impossible ~ Additional Voice
Treasure Planet ~ Narrator
Nomination
1996 Annie Awards ~ Best Individual Achievement: Voice Acting ~ as the voice of Frollo in The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
Home On The Range ~ Willie (singing); "Home On The Range (Echo Mine Reprise)"; "(You Ain't) Home On The Range"
Recess: All Growed Down ~ Theodore J. "T. J." Detweiler
Recess: Taking The Fifth Grade ~ Theodore J. "T. J." Detweiler
Finding Nemo ~ Additional Voice
Monsters, Inc. ~ Additional Voice
The Incredibles ~ Additional Voice
Tron ~ Stunts
Belle's Tales of Friendship ~ Jennefer
How The Toys Saved Christmas (La Freccia azzurra) ~ Statue; Wizard
The Lion King ~ Circle Of Life Chorus
The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride ~ “He Lives In You” Background Vocals [as South African Choir]
Fantasia/2000 ~ Host
Toy Story ~ Television Announcer
Nomination
1999 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Music And Lyrics ~ as Lyricist for the song “Freedom Dot Com” from the episode “#118” of Penn & Teller’s Sin City Spectacular
The Emperor's New Groove ~ “My Funny Friend And Me” All Additional Instruments
Awards
1986 Grammy Awards ~ Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical
1993 Grammy Awards ~ Best R&B Song ~ as Songwriter of “That’s The Way Love Goes” (Single)
2001 Grammy Awards ~ Best Dance Recording ~ as Producer of “All For You”
Nomination
2002 Grammy Awards ~ Producer Of The Year, Non-Classical ~ as Producer of “Here I Am” (Track), “I’m Gonna Be Ready” (Track), “Never Give Up” (Track), “Oh Well” (Track), “Through The Rain” (Single), & “Up & Down (In & Out)” (Single)
Joe Bennett And The Sparkletones
The Rescuers Down Under ~ “Black Slacks”
Oliver & Company ~ Dodger
Awards
1978 Grammy Awards ~ Record Of The Year ~ as Artist on “Just The Way You Are” (Single)
1979 Grammy Awards ~ Album Of The Year ~ as Artist on “52nd Street” (Album)
1979 Grammy Awards ~ Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male ~ as Artist on “52nd Street” (Album)
1980 Grammy Awards ~ Best Rock Vocal Performance, Male ~ as Artist on “Glass Houses” (Album)
1991 Grammy Awards ~ Grammy Legend Award
2003 Tony Awards ~ Orchestrations ~ Movin’ Out
Nominations
2002 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Individual Performance In A Variety Or Music Program ~ as Performer of Billy Joel: In His Own Words
The Lizzie McGuire Movie ~ Parent #3
The Lion King ~ “Can You Feel The Love Tonight (End Title)”
Awards
1986 Grammy Awards ~ Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ~ as Artist on “That’s What Friends Are For” (Single)
1991 Grammy Awards ~ Best Instrumental Composition ~ as Composer of “Basque” (Track)
1994 Academy Awards ~ Music (Original Song) ~ for Music for “Can You Feel The Love Tonight” from The Lion King
1994 Grammy Awards ~ Best Male Pop Vocal Performance ~ as Artist on “Can You Feel The Love Tonight” (Single)
1997 Grammy Awards ~ Best Male Pop Vocal Performance ~ as Artist on “Candle In The Wind 1997” (Single)
1999 Grammy Awards ~ Grammy Legend Award
2000 Grammy Awards ~ Best Musical Show Album ~ as Composer of “Elton John And Tim Rice’s Aida” (Album)
2000 Tony Awards ~ Original Musical Score ~ for Music for Aida
Nominations
1994 Academy Awards ~ Music (Original Song) ~ for Music for “Circle Of Life” from The Lion King
1994 Academy Awards ~ Music (Original Song) ~ for Music for “Hakuna Matata” from The Lion King
1998 Razzie Awards ~ Worst Screen “Couple” ~ as “Any Combination of Two Characters, Body Parts or Fashion Accessories” in Spice World
1998 Tony Awards ~ Original Musical Score ~ The Lion King
2000 Annie Awards ~ Outstanding Individual Achievement For Music In An Animated Feature Production ~ for Song Music of The Road To El Dorado
2002 Grammy Awards ~ Best Male Pop Vocal Performance ~ as Artist on “Original Sin”
Mary Poppins ~ Mrs. Winifred Banks
Awards
1973 Tony Awards ~ Actress (Musical) ~ A Little Night Music
1998 Disney Legend
Nomination
1960 Academy Awards ~ Actress In A Supporting Role ~ The Sundowners
Spider-Man: The Ultimate Villain Showdown ~ Additional Voice
Spider-Man Vs. Doc Ock ~ Adrian "Vulture" Toomes (Young)
Spider-Man: The Ultimate Villain Showdown ~ Mousie
Recess: All Growed Down ~ Gretchen P. Grundler
Recess Christmas: Miracle On Third Street ~ Gretchen P. Grundler
Recess: School’s Out ~ Gretchen P. Grundler
Recess: Taking The Fifth Grade ~ Gretchen P. Grundler
Brother Bear ~ Additional Voice
Brother Bear ~ Additional Voice
Brother Bear ~ Additional Voice
Doug's 1st Movie ~ Mr. Swirley
A Bug's Life ~ Additional Voice
The Adventures Of Tom Thumb And Thumbelina ~ Eugene, The Bug Collector
Recess: School’s Out ~ Additional Voice
Toy Story ~ Song Rhythm Section Musician on Bass
Brother Bear ~ Additional Voice
The Incredibles ~ Additional Voice
Award
1989 Disney Legend
The Jungle Book 2 ~ Bagheera
The Lion King 1½ ~ Additional Voice
Tron ~ Stunts
Pinocchio ~ Pinocchio
Award
2000 Disney Legend
The Black Cauldron ~ Dallben
Fantasia/2000 ~ Host
The Lion King ~ Mufasa
The Lion King II: Simba's Pride ~ Mufasa
Recess Christmas: Miracle On Third Street ~ Santa Claus
Awards
1969 Tony Awards ~ Actor (Dramatic) ~ The Great White Hope
1976 Grammy Awards ~ Best Spoken Word Recording ~ as Narrator on “Great American Documents” (Album)
1987 Tony Awards ~ Actor (Play) ~ Fences
1991 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series ~ as Gabriel Bird in the episode “(Pilot)” of Gabriel’s Fire
1991 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or Special ~ as Junius Jackson in Heat Wave
1999 Daytime Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Performer In A Children’s Special ~ Summer’s End
Nominations
1964 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Single Performance By An Actor In A Leading Role ~ for the episode “Who Do You Kill?” of East Side/West Side
1970 Academy Awards ~ Actor In A Leading Role ~ The Great White Hope
1990 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or Special ~ as Alice in By Dawn’s Early Light
1994 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Guest Actor In A Drama Series ~ as Attorney Bryant Thomas in the episode “System Down” of Picket Fences
1995 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Drama Series ~ as Neb Langston in the episodes “Pilot” and “Daddy’s Girl” of Under One Roof
1997 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series ~ as Norman in the episode “Roz’s Krantz And Gouldenstein Are Dead” of Frasier
Fantasia/2000 ~ Host
Awards
1963 Grammy Awards ~ Best Instrumental Arrangement ~ as Arranger on “I Can’t Stop Loving You”
1969 Grammy Awards ~ Best Instrumental Jazz Performance, Large Group Or Soloist With Large Group ~ as Artist on “Walking In Space”
1971 Grammy Awards ~ Best Pop Instrumental Performance ~ as Artist on “Smackwater Jack” (Album)
1973 Grammy Awards ~ Best Instrumental Arrangement ~ as Arranger on “Summer In The City” (Track)
1977 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Achievement For Music Composition For A Series (Dramatic Underscore) ~ for the episode “Part 1” of the Roots
1978 Grammy Awards ~ Best Instrumental Arrangement ~ as Arranger on “Main Title (Overture Part One)” (Wiz Original Sound Track)
1980 Grammy Awards ~ Best Instrumental Arrangement ~ as Arranger on “Dinorah, Dinorah” (Single)
1981 Grammy Awards ~ Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocal(s) ~ as Arranger of “Ai No Corrida” (Track)
1981 Grammy Awards ~ Best Arrangement On An Instrumental Recording ~ as Arranger of “Velas” (Track)
1981 Grammy Awards ~ Best Cast Show Album ~ as Producer of “Lena Horne: The Lady And Her Music, Live On Broadway” (Album)
1981 Grammy Awards ~ Producer Of The Year
1981 Grammy Awards ~ Best R&B Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ~ as Artist on “The Dude”
1983 Grammy Awards ~ Best Recording For Children ~ as Producer of “E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial” (Album)
1983 Grammy Awards ~ Record Of The Year ~ as Producer of “Beat It” (Single)
1983 Grammy Awards ~ Album Of The Year ~ as Producer of “Thriller” (Album)
1983 Grammy Awards ~ Producer Of The Year (Non-Classical)
1984 Grammy Awards ~ Best Arrangement Of An Instrumental ~ as Arranger of “Grace (Gymnastics Theme)” (Track)
1985 Grammy Awards ~ Record Of The Year ~ as Producer of “We Are The World” (Single)
1985 Grammy Awards ~ Best Music Video, Short Form ~ as Video Producer of “We Are The World” – The Video Event (Video)
1985 Grammy Awards ~ Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ~ as Producer of “We Are The World” (Single)
1989 Grammy Awards ~ National Trustees Award ~ Who has played almost every role there is on today’s music/recording scene; musician, composer, producer, arranger, conductor, executive. A producer for four decades of great talent – including his own.
1990 Grammy Awards ~ Best Arrangement Of An Instrumental ~ as Arranger of “Birdland” (Track)
1990 Grammy Awards ~ Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocal(s) ~ as Arranger of “The Places You Find Love” (Track)
1990 Grammy Awards ~ Album Of The Year ~ as Artist and Producer of “Back On The Block” (Album)
1990 Grammy Awards ~ Best Jazz Fusion Performance ~ as Artist on “Birdland” (Track)
1990 Grammy Awards ~ Producer Of The Year (Non-Classical)
1990 Grammy Awards ~ Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group ~ as Artist on “Back On The Block” (Track)
1991 Grammy Awards ~ Grammy Legend Award
1993 Grammy Awards ~ Best Large Jazz Ensemble Performance ~ as Artist on “Miles And Quincy Live At Montreux” (Album)
1994 Academy Awards ~ Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award
2001 Grammy Awards ~ Best Spoken Word Album ~ as Artist on “Q: The Autobiography Of Quincy Jones (Quincy Jones)”
Nominations
1967 Academy Awards ~ Music (Song) ~ for Music for “The Eyes Of Love” from Banning
1967 Academy Awards ~ Music (Original Music Score) ~ In Cold Blood
1968 Academy Awards ~ Music (Song – Original To The Picture) ~ for Music for “For Love Of Ivy” from For Love Of Ivy
1970 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Achievement In Music Composition ~ as Composer for The Bill Cosby Show
1978 Academy Awards ~ Music (Original Song Score And Its Adaptation Or Adaptation Score) ~ The Wiz
1985 Academy Awards ~ Picture ~ as Producer of The Color Purple
1985 Academy Awards ~ Music (Original Song) ~ for Music And Lyrics of “Miss Celie’s Blues (Sister)” in The Color Purple
1985 Academy Awards ~ Music (Original Score) ~ The Color Purple
1995 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Informational Series ~ as Executive Producer of episode “Punk” of The History Of Rock ‘N’ Roll
1996 Emmy Awards ~ Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Special ~ as Executive Producer of The 68th Annual Academy Awards
How The Toys Saved Christmas (La Freccia azzurra) ~ Duck; General Lajoie
The Emperor's New Groove ~ Theme Song Guy
Award
1965 Grammy Awards ~ Best New Artist
The Lion King II: Simba's Pride ~ Additional Underscore Vocals
The Rescuers ~ Orville
Home On The Range ~ Additional Voice
Pocahontas II: Journey To A New World ~ Additional Voice
Tron ~ “1990’s Theme”; “Only Solutions”
The Three Musketeers ~ Chorus of Pirates and Maidens in "L'Opera"; "This Is The End" Chorus
A Goofy Movie ~ “After Today” Chorus
The Jungle Book 2 ~ “Colonel Hathi’s March”
The Lion King ~ Circle Of Life Chorus
The Little Mermaid II: Return To The Sea ~ Chorus; “Down To The Sea” Chorus
Mickey’s House Of Villains ~ “It’s Our House Now” Chorus
Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas ~ Disney Holiday Chorus Baritone/Bass
Teacher's Pet ~ Chorus [credited as Bob Joyce]
Award
1986 Grammy Awards ~ Best Jazz Vocal Performance, Duo Or Group ~ as member ‘2+2 Plus’ as Artist on “Free Fall” (Album)
Alice In Wonderland ~ “Alice In Wonderland (Finale)”; “Alice In Wonderland (Main Title)”; “The Caucus Race”
Peter Pan ~ “The Elegant Captain Hook”; “A Pirate’s Life”; “A Pirate’s Life (Reprise)”; “The Second Star To The Right (Main Title)”; “What Made The Red Man Red”; “You Can Fly! You Can Fly! You Can Fly!”; “You Can Fly! You Can Fly! You Can Fly! (Finale)”
Lilo And Stitch ~ “Burning Love”
Awards
1984 Grammy Awards ~ Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ~ as member of ‘The Judds’ as Artist on “Mama He’s Crazy” (Single)
1985 Grammy Awards ~ Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ~ as member of ‘The Judds’ as Artist on “Why Not Me” (Album)
1986 Grammy Awards ~ Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ~ as member of ‘The Judds’ as Artist on “Grandpa (Tell Me ‘Bout The Good Old Days” (Album)
1988 Grammy Awards ~ Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ~ as member of ‘The Judds’ as Artist on “Give A Little Love” (Track)
1991 Grammy Awards ~ Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ~ as member of ‘The Judds’ as Artist on “Love Can Build A Bridge” (Single)
Pinocchio ~ Coachman; Stromboli
Recess: School’s Out ~ Additional Voice
Toy Story ~ Additional Voice
The Lizzie McGuire Movie ~ "Shining Star"
Stitch! The Movie ~ “Aloha, E Komo Mai”
Tron ~ Crom
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