Donald "Don" Brodie (1904-2001) was an American actor, voice actor, and screenwriter whose prolific career spanned over six decades. He appeared in more than 300 film and television productions, establishing himself as a versatile character actor, often in minor or uncredited roles. His most notable collaborations include those with Laurel and Hardy, particularly in the film *Way Out West* (1937), and with The Three Stooges. As a voice actor, his voice is inextricably linked to the world of Disney: his most iconic role is that of the barker for Stromboli's puppet show in the animated classic *Pinocchio* (1940). In addition to acting, Brodie was also an active screenwriter, primarily for television. For his significant contribution to the legacy of the Walt Disney Company, he was posthumously named a Disney Legend in 2004.