Stan Lee portrayed himself as an informant for the Watchers, keeping watch and detailing the events that take place on Earth within the Marvel Cinematic Universe media franchise. Lee appeared in each installment of the franchise from Iron Man (2008) to Avengers: Endgame (2019), prior to his death on November 12, 2018. According to Joe Russo, Lee's cameos were filmed consecutively with cameos already filmed for releases in 2019.[3][4]
Disney Theatrical Productions welcomed Oscar, Tony, Grammy and Emmy Award winner Whoopi Goldberg (moderator of ABC's THE VIEW) to the cast of Broadway's landmark musical event, THE LION KING - for one night only - on Thursday, January 14 at the Minskoff Theatre (200 West 45th Street, NYC). Goldberg appeared in a series of surprise cameos throughout the 8pm performance. The appearance marks a return for Goldberg to the legit stage and her Lion King roots, having originated the voice of Shenzi the Hyena more than 15 years ago in the 1994 Disney animated feature.
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The first Cameo label was orange with black print, with the cameo logo at the top. The design wasminimal; only the album title and song titles appeared on the label (below the center hole) in addition tothe side at left of the center hole and "33 1/3 RPM" at the right. This label design was used for album#1000, then abandoned, only to be used again with album #1009 (see below). The early promotionallabel had the small logo design like the labels used for LPs 1000-1005, but was white with black print.On the left side of the label near the top it said, "PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY NOT FORSALE." The second Cameo label was black, and was used for LPs 1001-1005. The mono and stereoversions were slightly different. The mono version was the same design as the first label (above), withthe small logo, but it was black with silver print. The album title and artist were under the logo and abovethe center hole, with song titles (and songwriters) listed below the center hole. At left of the center holewas the album number and the album side designation, and to the right was "33 1/3 rpm RIAA". At thebottom of the label was, "THE MUSIC YOU LOVE IN HI-FI SOUND" written on two straight lines. On thestereophonic versions of albums LP-1001-1005, the label was black with gold print, with a largerCameo logo. To the left of the center hole it said "Stereophonic." Starting with LP-1006, and continuing to C-1009, Cameo reverted to the orange label with blackprinting, using both the large logo and the small logo, even though the records were mono only. Theselabels had had the record number and side designation at left of the center hole, and "33 1/3 RPM" tothe right. There was no slogan or information at the bottom of the label for the large logo variation usedfor LP-1006, but there were some variations on the label used for LP-1006. Some pressings have thelabel name misspelled as "COMEO" at the left of the center hole. LP-1006 is the last album that wasnumbered without the "C" prefix; early albums, including 1006, were usually designated "CameoLP-1xxx". The labels on records in the C-1009 jackets are known to have either C-1008 or C-1009numbers; the small logo orange label used for C-1009 has "CAMEO RECORDS, PHILADELPHIA,PENNSYLVANIA" around the bottom of the label. Starting in 1960, the label changed to red and black, and this label was used for all Cameo issuesuntil 1967. Near the end of the label's existence, in 1967, the label changed briefly to the red and orangedesign discussed below. In 1965, the Cameo series changed numbering sequence from the 1000 seriesto the 2000 series (which had already been used once in 1962, so there are several albums with thesame numbers!). The promotional versions of this label were white with black lettering. Although there was a new label designed for Cameo, it only appears on some pressings of someof the items in the new 2000 series. All of the 2000 series is known to exist with the old label; the newlabel appears on 2007 and perhaps other numbers. Whether this is due to differences in pressing plantlabel stock (in which case all copies are first pressings), or due to the use of the new label for laterpressings, is not known. The new album design was red with black print, with a thick orange circlebroken at the top for the new Cameo-Parkway logo. This was only used for at most a few issues, beforeCameo-Parkway entered into a distribution deal with MGM. At that time, the series changed to the20,000 series, and the label changed to a pink label with a new logo on the top. In 1966,Cameo-Parkway changed the logos on both their Cameo and Parkway labels to a "CP" logo. The newlogo was the same for both Cameo and Parkway, but for Cameo, the "C" was emphasized with the word"CAMEO", while the "P" was emphasized for Parkway records, with "PARKWAY".Cameo put out many of their albums in stereo, although this is not well known. The stereo releases are noted with an "SC-" prefix before the album number, and where known, the actual stereo content ofeach track is given [S=True Stereo; E=Rechanneled stereo; M=Mono]. Those albums known to havebeen released in mono only are marked with a "C-" prefix, and those for which it is not known whetherthere was a stereo release are marked with an asterisk ("*C-" prefix).We would appreciate any additions or corrections to this discography. Just send them to us via e-mail. Both Sides Now Publications is an informationweb page. We are not a catalog, nor can we provide the records listed below. We have no associationwith Cameo Records, which is currently owned by Abkco, Inc. of New York. Should you want to contactAbkco, or should you be interested in acquiring albums listed in this discography (which are all out ofprint), we suggest you see our Frequently AskedQuestions page and follow the instructions found there. This story and discography are copyright1997, 1999, 2003, 2005 by Mike Callahan; all rights reserved.
Mickey MouseBackground informationFeature filmsHollywood Party (cameo)FantasiaFun and Fancy FreeTRON (cameo)The Journey of Natty Gann (cameo)Who Framed Roger Rabbit (cameo)Oliver & Company (cameo)The Little Mermaid (cameo)Toy Story (cameo)A Goofy Movie (cameo)Mickey's Once Upon a ChristmasFantasia 2000Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of MouseMickey's House of VillainsTeacher's Pet (cameo)The Lion King 1 (silhouette cameo)101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure (cameo)Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three MusketeersMickey's Twice Upon a ChristmasChicken Little (cameo) Meet the Robinsons (cameo) Wreck-It Ralph (cameo)Saving Mr. BanksFrozen (cameo)Zootopia (cameo)Ralph Breaks the Internet (cameo)
Walt Disney anthology seriesThe Mickey Mouse ClubThe Mouse FactoryAdventures of the Gummi Bears (cameo as a statue)Bonkers (silhouette and voice only)101 Dalmatians: The Series (cameo)Mickey Mouse WorksHouse of MouseMickey Mouse ClubhouseImagination Movers (cameo)Mickey's Letter TimeHave a Laugh!Mickey's MousekersizeA Poem Is...Mickey MouseMinnie's Bow-ToonsOnce Upon a Time (as a plush)Frozen: Northern Lights (cameo)At Home With Olaf (cameo)Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up AdventuresDuckTales (2017) (cameo as a watermelon)Mickey Go LocalThe Wonderful World of Mickey MouseWandaVision (cameo)Mickey Mouse FunhouseDancing with the Stars (cameo)Chibi Tiny TalesHawkeye (cameo)
Mickey Mouse: The Computer GameMickey MousecapadeAdventures in the Magic KingdomIllusion seriesMagical Quest seriesMickey ManiaMickey's Speedway USAMickey's Racing AdventureDisney Sports seriesDisney's PartyDisney's Magical MirrorDisney's Hide and SneakDisney Friends (cameo as a pin)Kingdom Hearts seriesEpic Mickey seriesKinect: Disneyland AdventuresDisney Infinity seriesDisney Getaway BlastDisney Magical WorldDisney Magical World 2Disney Magic KingdomsWhere's My Mickey?Disney Tsum TsumDisney Emoji BlitzDisney Crossy RoadDisney Magical DiceDisney Heroes: Battle ModeDisney Mirrorverse Disney Sorcerer's Arena Disney SpeedStormDisney Dreamlight ValleyDisney MoveMore...
Outside of fleeting cameos and references, Mickey was largely absent from the Disney Afternoon block that aired throughout the 1990s on Disney's television networks. However, Mickey was featured in the opening and closing sequences of the block, interacting with some of the characters from its series.
In 2022, Disney+ released an original documentary titled Mickey: The Story of a Mouse. The film chronicles the history and cultural influence of Mickey, and was accompanied by an original hand-drawn animated short titled Mickey in a Minute, in which Mickey is sucked into one of his film posters and travels across a number of his cartoons. Also in 2022, Mickey began starring in his own installments of the Chibi Tiny Tales shorts (he and Minnie had previously made a cameo in the Descendants-based short "Triple Date").
Mickey made three cameo appearances in A Goofy Movie, first seen in the audience of students at Max's high school's assembly, then hitchhiking with Donald Duck during the song "On the Open Road", and finally as a member of the crowd at the Powerline concert. A Mickey Mouse phone was also seen in Max's bedroom.
In The Lion King 1, Mickey makes a brief, non-speaking cameo in the form of a silhouette during the film's finale, joined by a cast of various other Disney characters as they prepare to watch the movie all over again. 2ff7e9595c
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