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He also was the voice of the father on Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress, first presented at the 1964 World's Fair and now at Walt Disney World. A 1993 renovation replaced Allen with Jean Shepherd as the voice of the father, but Allen was given a cameo as the grandfather in the final scene.
He starred in his own western TV series, Frontier Doctor (1956) and in the 1960s was the narrator on many nature documentaries for Walt Disney. Born December 31, 1920. Died December 17, 1999 (78) Add to list. Awards. 3 wins. Photos 83. Known for. Tomorrowland. 6.4. Soundtrack ("There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow") 2015. The Last Musketeer. 6.6.
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Rex Elvie Allen was an American film actor, singer, and songwriter, who appeared as himself in the 1959 TV documentary Disneyland '59, the narrator of the featurettes The Wetback Hound, The Hound That Thought He Was A Raccoon, Yellowstone Cubs, A Country Coyote Goes Hollywood, and Run...
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Legends Award Category: Film, Television. Year Inducted: 1996. Cowboy Rex Allen performed as a narrator, singer, and actor in more than 40 Disney westerns, primarily for the Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color television series.
Dec 19, 1999 · Rex Allen, believed to be the last of the singing cowboys from the early 1950s, who went on to fashion a strong career as a narrator for Walt Disney’s animated and nature films, has...
Dec 17, 1999 · Rex Elvie Allen (December 31, 1920 – December 17, 1999) was an American film actor, singer and songwriter who is particularly known as the narrator in many Disney nature and Western film productions.
The Legend of Lobo: Directed by James Algar. With Rex Allen, Ingvald Lieberkind, Robert Dalban. When both parents are killed by man, the wolf Lobo learns the ways of the hunter.
