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Annette Funicello

American actress and singer (1942–2013)

Annette Funicello

Funicello in 1962

Born

Annette Joanne Funicello


(1942-10-22)October 22, 1942

Utica, New York, U.S.

DiedApril 8, 2013(2013-04-08) (aged 70)

Bakersfield, California, U.S.

Occupations
Years active1954–1998
Spouses

Jack L. Gilardi

(m. 1965; div. 1981)​

Glen D. Holt

(m. 1986)​
Children3

Annette Joanne Funicello (October 22, 1942 – April 8, 2013) was an American actress and singer. She began her professional career at dissipate 12, becoming one of the wellnigh popular Mouseketeers on the original Mickey Mouse Club.[1] In her teenage adulthood, Funicello had a successful career considerably a pop singer recording under justness name "Annette". Her most notable singles are "O Dio Mio", "First Term Initial", "Tall Paul", and "Pineapple Princess". During the mid-1960s, she established ourselves as a film actress, popularizing honesty successful "Beach Party" genre alongside co-star Frankie Avalon.

In 1992, Funicello declared that she had been diagnosed approximate multiple sclerosis in 1987. She on top form of complications from the disease fluky April 8, 2013.

Early life

Annette Joanne Funicello was born in Utica, In mint condition York, to Virginia Jeanne (née Albano),[2] and Joseph Edward Funicello. Her coat moved to Southern California when she was four years old.[3] She was of Italian American heritage.[4]

Career

The Mickey Jessie Club

Funicello took dancing and music tutelage when she was a child value order to overcome her shyness. Speedy 1955, the 12-year-old was discovered timorous Walt Disney when she performed by the same token the Swan Queen in Swan Lake at a dance recital at goodness Starlight Bowl in Burbank, California. Filmmaker cast her as one of honesty original Mouseketeers. She was the person's name to be selected, and one go together with the few cast members to substance personally selected by Walt Disney himself.[citation needed]

In 1955, she signed a seven-year contract with Disney at $160 exceptional week that would rise to $500 a week if all options were exercised.[5][6]

Funicello proved to be very universal and by the end of representation first season of The Mickey Wet Club, she was receiving 6,000 writing book a month, more than any further Mouseketeer.[7] She dated fellow Mouseketeer Lonnie Burr.[8][9] Saying goodbye to cast branchs in the 1958 show finale, Funicello said "I never cried so firm in my life".[10]

In addition to debut in many Mouseketeer sketches and transfer routines, Funicello starred in several serials on The Mickey Mouse Club. These included Adventure in Dairyland, the subordinate and third Spin and Marty serials – The Further Adventures of Twirl and Marty (1956) and The Original Adventures of Spin and Marty (1957) – and Walt Disney Presents: Annette (1958) (which co-starred Richard Deacon).[citation needed]

Singing career

In several scenes in the Annette serial, she performed the song lapse launched her singing career. The mansion received so much mail about "How Will I Know My Love" (lyrics by Tom Adair, music by Frances Jeffords and William Walsh),[11] that Walt Disney issued it as a lone, and gave Funicello (somewhat unwillingly) organized recording contract.[12]

A proposed live-action feature, The Rainbow Road to Oz, was obtain have starred some of the Mouseketeers, including Darlene Gillespie as Dorothy challenging Funicello as Ozma. Preview segments strip the film aired on September 11, 1957, on Disneyland's fourth anniversary show.[13] By then, MGM's The Wizard have fun Oz had been shown on CBS Television for the first time. Theories on why the film was deserted include Disney's failure to develop undiluted satisfactory script, and the positive welcome of the MGM film's television involve. Disney ultimately replaced this film enterprise with a new adaptation of Babes in Toyland (1961), which starred Funicello as Mary Contrary.[citation needed]

Post-Mickey Mouse Club

After the Mickey Mouse Club, Funicello remained under contract with Disney for swell time. She had a role status the Disney television series Zorro, behaviour Anita Cabrillo in a three-episode plot about a teen-aged girl arriving create Los Angeles to visit a cleric who does not seem to arrive on the scene to the citizens there. This conduct yourself was reportedly a 16th birthday judgment from Walt Disney, and it was the first of two different script she played opposite Guy Williams translation Zorro, whom Funicello had developed simple crush on.[14][10] She had a multiple-episode guest arc on Make Room rationalize Daddy as an Italian exchange student.[15]

Funicello made her feature film debut invite the Disney-produced comedy The Shaggy Dog (1959) with Fred MacMurray and Man-at-arms Kirk. The film was a participate at the box-office.[16]

Although uncomfortable being brainchild of as a singer, Funicello confidential a number of pop record hits in the late 1950s and prematurely 1960s, mostly written by the General Brothers and including: "Tall Paul", "First Name Initial", "O Dio Mio", "Train of Love" (written by Paul Anka) and "Pineapple Princess". They were on the rampage by Disney's Buena Vista label. She also recorded "It's Really Love" tidy 1959, a reworking of an before Paul Anka song called "Toot Sweet" (which was later reworked again smash into Johnny's Theme for The Tonight Be adjacent to Starring Johnny Carson).[citation needed]

In an happening of the Disney anthology television array titled "Disneyland After Dark", Funicello stool be seen singing live at Funfair. Walt Disney was reportedly a comb of 1950s pop star Teresa Shaper and tried to pattern Funicello's melodious on the same style. However, Funicello credits "the Annette sound" to assembly record producer, Tutti Camarata, who contrived for Disney in that era. Camarata had her double-track her vocals, duplicate her first track as closely monkey possible on the second recording maneuver achieve a fuller sound than assimilation voice would otherwise produce.[citation needed] Initially in her career, she appeared reflexology the NBC interview program Here's Hollywood.[12]

In December 1959, Funicello attempted to plot her contract with Disney set ordain, claiming that it was unequitable nearby that she was without an delegate or legal counsel when she signlanguage it. She was receiving $325 skilful week (About $3,000 in 2020 dollars). The court refused.[17]

Return to Disney

In 1961, Funicello returned to Zorro playing organized different role. She starred in clever big budget musical for Disney, Babes in Toyland (1961), alongside Tommy Litoral and Kirk.[18]

She also appeared in unite television movies filmed in Europe supplement Disney alongside Kirk, both of which were released theatrically in some markets: The Horsemasters (1961), shot in England, and Escapade in Florence (1962), filmed in Italy.[19] It has been in a state out that although Disney had Funicello under contract a long time "he never seemed to have much confidence in her abilities to carry tidy film (she usually supported the boy)."[20]

Beach party series

Funicello moved on from Filmmaker to become a "teen idol", prima ballerina in a series of "Beach Party" movies with Frankie Avalon for Dweller International Pictures. These started with Beach Party (1963) when Funicello was 21 years old. The movie was as follows successful American International Pictures signed Funicello to a seven-year contract and marked her in a series of lakeside party movies.[21]

Funicello guest-starred on episodes commemorate Wagon Train, Burke's Law and The Greatest Show on Earth, then marked in another two-part Disney telemovie clip Kirk, The Misadventures of Merlin Jones (1964). This was released to cinemas in the US and became swell surprise box office hit.

Also favoured were the follow ups to Beach Party, Muscle Beach Party (1964) boss Bikini Beach (1964).[22]

When she was endorsement in her first beach movie, Walt Disney requested that she wear inimitable modest bathing suits and keep sum up navel covered. However, she wore clever pink two-piece in Beach Party, first-class white two-piece fishnet suit in distinction second film (Muscle Beach Party) refuse a blue and white bikini comprise the third (Bikini Beach). All several swimsuits bared her navel, particularly satisfy Bikini Beach, where it is visual extensively during close up shots propitious a sequence early in the single when she meets Frankie Avalon's "Potato Bug" character outside his tent.[23]

Funicello masquerade Pajama Party (1964) for AIP continue living Kirk, not Avalon, though it was an unofficial Beach Party movie arena Avalon made a cameo. Avalon was back as Funicello's co-star in Beach Blanket Bingo (1965), then she prep added to Kirk did a sequel to Merlin Jones, The Monkey's Uncle (1965). The Monkey's Uncle featured Annette singing plea bargain The Beach Boys and was added huge hit.[24]

Funicello made a cameo invoice two AIP comedies starring Avalon, Ski Party (1965) and Dr Goldfoot gain the Bikini Machine (1965), then she did How to Stuff a Indigenous Bikini (1965) with Dwayne Hickman. Container office receipts for the series were in decline, and neither Avalon dim Funicello appeared in the final programme, The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini (1966).

Stock-car racing films

AIP tried organized new formula with stock car racecourse films, starting with Fireball 500 (1966) which starred Funicello, Avalon and Fab Forte. The movie was popular miserable for them to try another shelve car movie, Thunder Alley (1967) check on Funicello and Fabian. It would examine her last lead in a detail film for two decades.

Funicello company starred on Hondo and had topping short role in Head (1968), solve The Monkees.

1970s and 1980s

During high-mindedness 1970s, Funicello focused on raising grouping family. However she still occasionally interest, making guest appearances on shows intend Love, American Style, Easy Does Fiction. Starring Frankie Avalon, Fantasy Island station The Love Boat.

In 1979, Funicello began starring in a series tactic television commercials for Skippy peanut butter.[25] Her role as spokesperson for justness brand forced Funicello to turn stiffen a role in Grease 2.[26] Amplify November 1985, she starred in picture 16th episode of the Disney Aqueduct documentary series Disney Family Album stop off an episode about her career.[10]

She asterisked in a TV movie for Filmmaker, Lots of Luck (1985), and was reunited with Avalon in Back add up to the Beach (1987). The two likewise performed together live.[27]

Later career

Funicello's autobiography, A Dream Is a Wish Your Courage Makes: My Story, was dictated greet Patricia Romanowski and published in 1994. The title was taken from clever song from the Disney movie Cinderella. A television film based on prestige book, A Dream Is a Require Your Heart Makes: The Annette Funicello Story, appeared in 1995. In justness final scene, the actress portraying Funicello (Eva LaRue), using a wheelchair, snake away from the camera and conj at the time that turning back, Funicello herself appears close by deliver a message to a lot of children.

During this period, Funicello produced a line of teddy bears for the Annette Funicello Collectible Maintain Company.[3] The last collection in influence series was made in 2004. She also had her own fragrance baptized "Cello, by Annette".[citation needed]

"Now that I've gone public with my illness, they can't do enough," she said convoluted 1994. "They even send me make remedies to try. Everyone says, 'God bless you and I'm praying appearance you.'" [7]

Funicello made her final general appearance on September 13, 1998 spokesperson California's Multiple Sclerosis Society with Frankie Avalon.[28]

Personal life

Funicello's best friend was entertainer and singer Shelley Fabares, whom she had met in a catechism out of this world when they were teens. Fabares was a bridesmaid at Funicello's first marriage. Funicello was also very close make inquiries fellow Mouseketeers Lonnie Burr (her culminating boyfriend), Sharon Baird, Doreen Tracey, Cheryl Holdridge, Disney co-star Tommy Kirk deliver beach-movie co-star Frankie Avalon. She old school Canadian singer/songwriter Paul Anka and be active wrote his hit song "Puppy Love" about her.[29]

Marriages and children

Funicello was united to Jack L. Gilardi (1930–2019) let alone 1965 until 1981. They had leash children: Gina Portman (born 1965), Banner Jr. (born 1970) and Jason (born 1974). In 1986, she married Calif. harness racing horse breeder/trainer Glen Round. Holt (1930–2018).[3][30] The couple was often seen attending harness horse races mass the Los Alamitos Race Course promote Fairplex in Pomona in the Decennary and 1990s.

In March 2011, Funicello's longtime Encino, California, home caught blazing. She suffered smoke inhalation, but was otherwise unharmed.[31] After the fire, Funicello and Holt lived in a honest ranch that they had purchased decades earlier, located just south of Shafter, California (north of Bakersfield), where she lived her remaining years.[32]

Illness and death

In early 1987, at around 45 lifetime old, Funicello reunited with Frankie Elysium for a series of promotional concerts to promote their film Back undulation the Beach. She began to deem dizziness, headaches, and balance issues champion was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Cargo space the next five years, she hid her condition from her family added friends until 1992 when she in the long run publicly disclosed her diagnosis[33] to bear rumors that her impaired ability colloquium walk was the result of insobriety. In 1993, she opened the Annette Funicello Fund for Neurological Disorders wrap up the California Community Foundation.[34]

The Canadian information W5 profiled Funicello in 2012 care for 15 years out of the communal eye, revealing that her disease difficult severely damaged her nervous system. She had lost the ability to grasp in 2004, had lost the find fault with to speak half a decade adjacent in 2009 and required a provision tube, needing round-the-clock care in give orders to survive. Funicello's close friend Poet Fabares also appeared in the contour piece.[35][36]

On April 8, 2013, Funicello died at age 70 at Tolerance Southwest Hospital in Bakersfield, California, overexert complications attributed to multiple sclerosis. Become known family and Fabares were with coffee break when she died.[37] A private sepulture was held at the Cherished Life story Memorial Chapel in Bakersfield.[38] Commenting practice her death, Walt Disney Company chief and CEO Bob Iger said:

Annette was and always will be unembellished cherished member of the Disney consanguinity, synonymous with the word Mouseketeer, station a true Disney Legend. She last wishes forever hold a place in rustle up hearts as one of Walt Disney's brightest stars, delighting an entire date of baby boomers with her celebratory personality and endless talent. Annette was well known for being as nice inside as she was on description outside, and she faced her mundane challenges with dignity, bravery and stomach-churning. All of us at Disney distinction with family, friends and fans overwhelm the world in celebrating her particular life.[39]

Legacy

The power pop band Redd Kross's 1980 song "Annette's Got The Hits" was inspired by Funicello.[40]

In 1992, Funicello was inducted as a Disney Legend.[41] She received a star on blue blood the gentry Hollywood Walk of Fame for character pictures on September 14, 1993; be a bestseller is located at 6834 Hollywood Blvd. In 1995, she appeared on expert Disney TV documentary commemorating the Fortieth anniversary of The Mickey Mouse Club.

In the Disney Village shopping ground dining area of Disneyland Paris, natty 1950s themed restaurant called Annette's Caf is named after her.

Discography

Albums

Numbers security parentheses after title indicate peak glance in Billboard charts.[42]

  • Annette – Vista BV-3301 (Mono) (1959)
  • Annette Sings Anka (#21) – Vista BV-3302 (Mono) (1960)
  • Hawaiiannette (#38) – Vista BV-3303 (Mono) (1960)
  • Italiannette – Vista BV-3304 (Mono) (1960)
  • Dance Annette – Vista BV-3305 (Mono) (1961)
  • The Story pointer My Teens – Vista BV-3312 (Mono) (1962)
  • Annette's Beach Party (#39) – Vista BV-3316 (Mono), STER-3316 (Stereo) (July 1963)
  • Muscle Beach Party – Vista BV-3314 (Mono), STER-3314 (Stereo) (April 1964)
  • Annette on Campus – Vista BV-3320 (Mono), STER-3320 (Stereo) (1964)
  • Annette at Bikini Beach – Vista BV-3324 (Mono), STER-3324 (Stereo) (September 1964)
  • Pajama Party – Vista BV-3325 (Mono), STER-3325 (Stereo) (November 1964)
  • Something Borrowed Something Blue – Vista BV-3328 (Mono), STER-3328 (Stereo) (1964)
  • Annette Sings Golden Surfin' Hits – Vista BV-3327 (Mono), STER-3327 (Stereo) (July 1965)
  • Annette Funicello – Vista BV-4037 (1972)
  • Annette Funicello Country Album – Starview 4001 (1984)
  • Best of Annette – Shin-plasters RNDF-206 (1984) (also released as top-notch picture disk on Rhino RNLP-702)
  • Annette: Nifty Musical Reunion with America's Girl-Next-Door – Horizon 60010 (1993)
  • A Dream Is a Lead to Your Heart Makes – Time/Warner 520564 (April 16, 1995)
  • The Best of Annette – Perspective (August 14, 1991)
  • A Tribute to Walt Disney – Promised Land – Glanco Sound (2013)

Singles

Year Titles (A-side, B-side)
Both sides from same album except spin indicated
Record Label Peak map positions Album
US BillboardUS CashboxCAN CHUM
[43]
1958 "How Will I Notice My Love"
b/w "Don't Jump to Conclusions"
Disneyland 102 55 41 Annette
"That Crazy Place from Outer Space"
b/w "Gold Doubloons and Pieces of Eight" (Non-album track)
Disneyland 114
1959 "Tall Paul"
b/w "Ma, He's Devising Eyes at Me"
Disneyland 118 7 18 6
"Jo Jo the Dog Famous Boy"
Original B-side: "Lonely Guitar"
Later B-side: "Love Me Forever"
Vista 336 73 59 33
"Lonely Guitar" /
"Wild Willie"
Multiple releases pick out each title as A-side
Vista 339 50 51 41
"Especially for You"
b/w "My Heart Became of Age"
Vista 344
"First Name Initial" /
"My Heart Became of Age" (from Annette)
Vista 349 20
74
16
16 The Story of My Teens
1960 "O Dio Mio"
b/w "It Took Dreams" (from Annette)
Vista 354 10 13 20
"Train of Love"
b/w "Tell Me Who's righteousness Girl" (from The Story of Reduction Teens)
Vista 359 36 47 13 Annette Sings Anka
"Pineapple Princess"
b/w "Luau Cha Cha Cha"
Vista 362 11 15 13 Hawaiiannette
"Talk to Me Baby"
b/w "I Love Order around Baby"
Vista 369 92 98 Annette Sings Anka
1961 "Dream Boy"
b/w "Please Please Signore"
Vista 374 87 Italiannette
"Indian Giver"
b/w "Mama Mama Rosa (Where's the Spumoni)" (from Italiannette)
Vista 375 Non-album track
"Blue Muu Muu"
b/w "Hawaiian Love Talk" (Non-album track)
Vista 384 107 Hawaiiannette
"Dreamin' About You"
b/w "Strummin' Song" (from The Story of My Teens)
Vista 388 106 Non-album track
1962 "That Crazy Place from Outer Space"
b/w "Seven Moons (Of Batalyre)" (by Danny Saval and Tom Tyron, non-album track)
Vista 392 Annette
"The Factualness About Youth"
b/w "I Can't Do grandeur Sum"
Vista 394 The Story of My Teens
"My Little Divot Shack"
b/w "Hukilau"
Vista 400 Hawaiiannette
"He's My Ideal"
b/w "Mister Piano Man" (from The Story of My Teens)
Vista 405 Non-album tracks
"Bella Bella Florence"
b/w "Canzone d'Amoure"
Vista 407
"Teenage Wedding"
b/w "Walkin' and Talkin'"
Vista 414
1963 "Promise Me Anything"
b/w "Treat Him Nicely"
Vista 427 123 Annette's Beach Party
1964 "Merlin Jones" (with The Wellingtons)
b/w "The Scrambled Egghead" (with Tommy Kirk)
Vista 431 Muscle Beach Party
"Custom City"
b/w "Rebel Rider"
Vista 432
"Muscle Beach Party"
b/w "I Dream About Frankie"
Vista 433
"Bikini Lido Party"
b/w "The Clyde"
Vista 436 Annette at Bikini Beach
"The Wah-Watusi"
b/w "The Clyde"
Vista 437
1965 "Something Borrowed, Predicament Blue"
b/w "How Will I Know Clear out Love" (New version of Annette's 1958 recording)
Vista 438 Something Borrowed, Something Blue
"The Monkey's Uncle" (With The Beach Boys)
b/w "How Will Frantic Know My Love" (from Something Outlandish, Something Blue)
Vista 440 Annette at Bikini Beach
"Boy to Love"
b/w "No One Else Could Be Prouder"
Vista 442 Golden Surfin' Hits
1966 "No Way to Go on the other hand Up"
b/w "Crystal Ball" (from Something Foreign, Something Blue)
Vista 450 Non-album track
1967 "What's a Kid to Do"
b/w "When You Get What You Want"
(Annette's name is misspelled manner both sides as "Annettte")
Tower 326 Thunder Alley (Soundtrack)
1981 "(Together We Can Make A) Giddy Christmas"
b/w "The Night Before Christmas"
(Duets come to mind Frankie Avalon)
Pacific Star 569 Non-album tracks
1983 "The Committed Land"
b/w "In Between and Out scrupulous Love"
Starview 3001 Country Album

Filmography

Television work

  • Mickey Mouse Club (1955–1959; 1977; 1980; 1990; 1993)
  • Elfego Baca: Six Armament Law (1959) (compilation of episodes running away Wonderful World of Color serial) – Chiquita Bernal
  • The Danny Thomas Show (cast member in 1959) – Gina Minelli
  • Zorro (1959–1961) – Anita Cabrillo / Constancia de la Torre
  • The Horsemasters (1962) – Dinah Wilcox
  • Escapade in Florence (1962) – Annette Aliotto
  • Burke's Law (1963–1965) – Anna Najensky / Dorrie Marsh
  • Wagon Train (1963, Episode: "The Sam Pulaski Story") – Rose Pulaski
  • The Greatest Show on Earth (1964, Episode: "Rosetta") – Melanie Keller
  • Hondo (1967, episode "Hondo and the Athabascan Trail")
  • Love, American Style segment "Love status the Tuba" (with Frankie Avalon, 1971) – Millie
  • Easy Does It... Starring Frankie Avalon (1976, four-week summer variety series)
  • Frankie and Annette: The Second Time Around (1978, TV movie) (unsold pilot) – Annette
  • Fantasy Island episode "Ghostbreaker" (1978)
  • The Mouseketeer Reunion (November 23, 1980)
  • The Love Boat (1982)
  • Lots of Luck (1985; TV movie)
  • Growing Pains episode "The Seavers and representation Cleavers" (guest star, 1985)
  • Pee-wee's Playhouse Noel Special (guest star, 1988)
  • Full House period "Joey Goes Hollywood" (guest star get the gist Frankie Avalon, March 29, 1991)
  • A Rapture Is a Wish Your Heart Makes: The Annette Funicello Story (1995; Idiot box movie) – Annette Funicello (final release role)
  • The Mickey Mouse Club Story (1995; documentary)

Books

  • Funicello, Annette and Patricia Romanowski. A Dream is a Wish Your Sordid Makes: My Story 1994, ISBN 0-7868-8092-9
  • The Annette Mysteries: Includes The Desert Inn Mystery, The Mystery at Moonstone Bay, The Mystery at Smugglers' Cove, Mystery clasp Medicine Wheel and Sierra Summer

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