Sarah Butler
This goo was worth a point in July 2025.
publication date: Monday, July 21, 2025 (part of July 2025)
category: 
Movies
clue: She rose to fame in the violent rape-revenge thriller I Spit on Your Grave and its sequel, playing a woman who is held captive and forced into sex. Much earlier in her career, she worked in the Fantasyland Theater, performing in the stage adaptation of Beauty and the Beast as Belle, a woman held captive and pressured into romance. (In the film version, her last name was played by frequent Disney voice actor David Ogden Stiers.)
explanation: Stiers provided the voice of Cogsworth, the butler of Beast's castle. more…
intended difficulty: medium
solved by: Russ Wilhelm, Steve West, Samir Mehta, Richard Slominsky, and LaVonne Lemler
The Happiest Place on Earth: Since its opening on July 17, 1955, Disneyland has been an iconic theme park, famous the world over. It has enchanted generations of devoted fans, some of whom were inspired to seek employment there. These seven celebrities all worked in Disneyland before doing what made them famous (or more famous, in one case). Take a walk around the park and try to name all seven, and remember: When you guess upon these stars, it makes a difference who they are.Similar Goos
John Lasseter
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Gabrielle Union
Her two marital unions with pro athletes have boosted her fame, but she's a big star all by herself, playing notable roles about bad boys, brothers, Daddy's girls, honeymooners, an uncle, breaking in, bringing on, breakin' rules, and being Mary Jane. Go »
David Corenswet
Take over an iconic superhero role from Christopher Reeve, Brandon Routh, and Henry Cavill? No sweat. Go »
Ryan Phillippe
On film, he's played rogues in the likes of Cruel Intentions, 54, and Crash, but on TV, he's been a straight shooter. Go »
Ronald Reagan
Disneyland's addition of an audio-animatronic of Walt Disney for its 70th anniversary is turning out to be controversial, but Walt wouldn't be the first company employee recreated in audio-animatronic form: This man was reaching the end of his first career as a film actor when he was hired to host the live television broadcast of Disneyland's opening day from spots all over the park, before he embarked on a second career that eventually reached such heights that his likeness was added to the Magic Kingdom's Hall of Presidents. Go »
