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|name = Ronald Reagan |
|name = Ronald Reagan |
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|born = Ronald Wilson Reagan<br>[[February 6]], [[Pre-1922#1911|1911]]<br>Tampico, [[Illinois]], [[United States]] |
|born = Ronald Wilson Reagan<br>[[February 6]], [[Pre-1922#1911|1911]]<br>Tampico, [[Illinois]], [[United States]] |
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| − | |died = [[June 5]], [[2004]] (aged 93)<br>[[ |
+ | |died = [[June 5]], [[2004]] (aged 93)<br>[[Los Angeles]], [[California]], United States |
|cause of death = [[Wikipedia:Pneumonia|Pneumonia]] |
|cause of death = [[Wikipedia:Pneumonia|Pneumonia]] |
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|nationality = [[File:Flag of the United States.png|20px]] American |
|nationality = [[File:Flag of the United States.png|20px]] American |
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| − | |occupation(s) = Politician |
+ | |occupation(s) = Actor<br>Politician<br>Union Leader<br>33rd Governor of California<br>40th President of the United States |
| − | |years active = [[1937]]-[[1965]]<br>[[1981]]-[[1989]] (presidency) |
+ | |years active = [[1937]]-[[1965]]<br>[[1968]]-[[1976]] (as Governor)<br>[[1981]]-[[1989]] (presidency) |
| − | |spouse = Jane Wyman ([[1940]]-[[1949]])<br>Nancy Davis ([[1952]]-2004, his death) |
+ | |spouse = [[Jane Wyman]] ([[1940]]-[[1949]])<br>Nancy Davis ([[1952]]-2004, his death) |
| + | |siblings = Neil Reagan † (brother) |
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| − | |children = Maureen (deceased), Christine (deceased), Michael (all with Wyman), Patti, and Ron (both with Davis) |
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| + | |parents = Jack Reagan † (father)<br>Nelle Wilson † (mother) |
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| + | |children = '''With Wyman:'''<br>Maureen †<br>Christine †<br>Michael<br>'''With Davis:'''<br>Patti<br>Ron |
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| + | |relatives = John Michael Regan † (paternal grandfather)<br>Jennie Cusick † (paternal grandmother)<br>Thomas Wilson † (maternal grandfather)<br>Mary Ann Elsey † (maternal grandmother)}} |
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| ⚫ | '''Ronald Wilson Reagan''' was an American actor and politician, who served as the [[Wikipedia:Governor of California|33rd Governor of California]] between [[1968]] and [[1976]] and the [[Wikipedia:President of the United States|40th President of the United States of America]] between [[1981]] and [[1989]]. He was first elected president in [[1980]] and re-elected for his second and last term in [[1984]]. |
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| − | Although he did not appear in any Disney movies during his acting career, he did |
+ | Although he did not appear in any [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney]] movies during his acting career, he did host the grand opening of [[Disneyland]] in [[1955]], appeared in the grand opening of [[Disney's Hollywood Studios|Disney-MGM Studios]], appeared in ''[[Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color]]'' and appeared in ''[[Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Celebration]]''. He also appears as an [[Audio-Animatronic]] in [[The Hall of Presidents]]. In the ''[[Timon & Pumbaa]]'' episode "[[Forbidden Pumbaa]]", his name was used in a game of words to describe a ray gun called a "Ronald Ray-Gun". |
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| + | He had a son named Ron, who starred in ''[[My Date with the President's Daughter]]''. He was mentioned in ''[[The BFG]]'' and in the Season 3 episode of ''[[The Golden Girls]]'': "Letter to Gorbechauv". |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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| − | Ronald Reagan with Kirk Douglas-1-.jpg|Ronald Reagan meeting [[Kirk Douglas]] and his wife, Diana |
+ | Ronald Reagan with Kirk Douglas-1-.jpg|Ronald Reagan meeting [[Kirk Douglas]] and his wife, Diana. |
Ronaldraygun.png|Ronald Ray-Gun |
Ronaldraygun.png|Ronald Ray-Gun |
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| + | Ronald Reagan hosting Disneyland's grand opening.jpg|Ronald Reagan hosts the television broadcast of Disneyland's grand opening on July 17, 1955. |
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| + | Walt disney worlds 15th birthday celebration 1987.jpg|Reagon at the ''[[Walt Disney World's 15th Anniversary Celebration]]''. |
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</gallery> |
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| + | ==External links== |
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| + | *{{WP}} |
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[[Category:Actors]] |
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[[Category:People from Illinois]] |
[[Category:People from Illinois]] |
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[[Category:1910s births]] |
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[[Category:2000s deaths]] |
[[Category:2000s deaths]] |
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[[Category:Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color]] |
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Latest revision as of 23:50, 10 April 2024
Ronald Wilson Reagan was an American actor and politician, who served as the 33rd Governor of California between 1968 and 1976 and the 40th President of the United States of America between 1981 and 1989. He was first elected president in 1980 and re-elected for his second and last term in 1984.
Although he did not appear in any Disney movies during his acting career, he did host the grand opening of Disneyland in 1955, appeared in the grand opening of Disney-MGM Studios, appeared in Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color and appeared in Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Celebration. He also appears as an Audio-Animatronic in The Hall of Presidents. In the Timon & Pumbaa episode "Forbidden Pumbaa", his name was used in a game of words to describe a ray gun called a "Ronald Ray-Gun".
He had a son named Ron, who starred in My Date with the President's Daughter. He was mentioned in The BFG and in the Season 3 episode of The Golden Girls: "Letter to Gorbechauv".
Gallery
Ronald Reagan meeting Kirk Douglas and his wife, Diana.
Ronald Ray-Gun
Ronald Reagan hosts the television broadcast of Disneyland's grand opening on July 17, 1955.
Reagon at the Walt Disney World's 15th Anniversary Celebration.
