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    We just moved hosts on this system, and this has caused a few updates. One is the way we encode and store the encoded passwords.

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    Other Side Of Maleficent

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    Warner Brings Back Animated Stone-Age Family

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    Disney To Feast In France

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    Renegades of Animation: Pat Sullivan

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Happy 60th, Jay "Dennis the Menace" North!

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    Jay Waverly North, who gained fame for playing the title troublemaking kid on TV's 1959-63 Dennis the Menace series, was born on August 3, 1951 in Hollywood.

    Jay had a hard time being typecast as Dennis and quit acting for a long time. Divorces, drugs and weight gain all took their toll. However, he found a new career in Florida as a prison guard. He's now a corrections officer in Lake Butler, Florida, where he has lived since 1989.

    Though never appearing in any capacity in the Dennis the Menace cartoon series or live-action movies, Jay did guest -- as himself, not Dennis! -- in the 1999 Simpsons episode Take My Wife, Sleaze.

    North had some regular voice roles in cartoons in his late teens and early 20s.

    He was cast as Prince Turhan in Arabian Knights, a segment of 1968's The Banana Splits Adventure Hour. As well, he was Terry Dexter in 1969-71's Here Comes the Grump.

    In 1971, he became teenager Bamm-Bamm Rubble in The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show, repeating the role the following year in The Flintstone Comedy Hour. North was in the voice cast of 1977's Fred Flintstone and Friends.


    "Goodbye, Hollywood. Thanks for nothing." -- Jay North in a 1999 interview
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