Acting

Candy Candido

Born 1913-12-25 · New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Died 1999-05-19

Jonathan Joseph "Candy" Candido (December 25, 1913 – May 19, 1999) was an American radio performer, vocalist and animation voice actor best remembered for his famous line "I'm feeling mighty low". Description above from the Wikipedia article Candy Candido, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Credits

Newest first

Once Upon a Halloween
as Fidget (voice) (archive sound)
2005
Abbott & Costello Meet Biography
as Self
1996
The Great Mouse Detective
as Fidget (voice)
1986
Fire and Ice
as Sub-humans (voice) (uncredited)
1983
Hey Good Lookin'
as Sal (voice)
1982
Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July
as The Snow Dragon (voice)
1979
Herbie Rides Again
1974
Robin Hood
as Captain of the Guards (voice) (uncredited)
1973
Heavy Traffic
as The Mafia Messenger (voice)
1973
The Phantom Tollbooth
as Awful DYNN (voice)
1970
Babes in Toyland
as Trees (singing voice)
1961
The Mike Douglas Show
as Self
1961
The Law and Mr. Jones
1960
Sleeping Beauty
as Maleficent’s Goon (voice) (uncredited)
1959
Plunderers of Painted Flats
as Bartender
1959
King Creole
as Doorman (uncredited)
1958
The Jimmy Durante Show
as Self
1954
Letter to Loretta
as Leonardo
1953
Peter Pan
as Indian Chief (voice)
1953
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in the Foreign Legion
as Skeleton (uncredited) (voice)
1950
The Great Rupert
as Molineri - Florist
1950
Smart Politics
as Alvin
1948
Campus Rhythm
as Harold
1943
Melody Parade
as Self
1943
Heart of the Rio Grande
as Basso dubbing for Frog and Tadpole
1942
A Haunting We Will Go
as Papa Ghost (voice)
1939
Only Angels Have Wings
as Bass Player (uncredited)
1939
Cowboy from Brooklyn
as Spec
1938
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
as Raven (voice) (uncredited)
1938
Something to Sing About
as Band Member
1937
Mama Steps Out
as Bosco
1937
Broadway Gondolier
as Candy
1935
Roberta
as Candy (uncredited)
1935
Star Night at the Cocoanut Grove
as Self
1934
Sadie McKee
as Cafe Entertainer
1934
Sadie McKee
Musician
1934
Sadie McKee
Vocals
1934
My Woman
as Auditioning Singer (Uncredited)
1933