Source: New York Post
A Disneyland performer who spent 33 years entertaining millions as a member of the iconic Dapper Dan Quartet claims Disney pushed him aside in favor of younger performers and “blackballed” him after he was falsely accused of making comments about a coworker’s sexuality, according to a new lawsuit. A Disneyland performer who spent 33 years entertaining millions as a member of the iconic Dapper Dan Quartet and other Disney acts claims the company pushed him aside in favor of younger performers and a nasty rumor he was accused of making about a coworker’s sexuality, according to a new lawsuit. Bill Lewis, who began working at Disneyland in 1992 in the “Goofy Tunes Up” show before becoming a longtime member of the Dapper Dan Quartet and the Bootstrappers Pirate Band, alleges his hours were slashed after the park reopened following the COVID-19 shutdown.
