Donny Osmond is an American singer. His hits include This is The Moment, Any Dream Will Do, Soldier of Love, Mary, Did You Know? and Young Love. He appears as himself on an episode of Pyramid that Joey is a guest on in The One Where The Stripper Cries.
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| - Donny Osmond is an American singer. His hits include This is The Moment, Any Dream Will Do, Soldier of Love, Mary, Did You Know? and Young Love. He appears as himself on an episode of Pyramid that Joey is a guest on in The One Where The Stripper Cries.
- Mrs. Lockhart uses him and Marie as examples of giving in to impulses in "Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High". He is also seen with his brothers wasting water in "Play It Again, Brian". When explaining to Jerome why he should "Thank the Whites" in "Baby Got Black", Donny and Marie appear in the chorus.
- Donald Clark "Donny" Osmond (born December 9, 1957) is an American singer, musician, actor, dancer, radio personality and former teen idol who provided the singing voice of Li Shang in Mulan. In another Disney role, albeit on stage, he would play Gaston in the Beauty and the Beast musical on Broadway in the last few months of 2006 and returned to the part for the show's final Broadway performance on July 29, 2007. He also played the role of Doug in College Road Trip.
- Donald Clark "Donny" Osmond is the winning celebrity from season 9 of Dancing with the Stars.
- Donald Clark "Donny" Osmond (born December 9, 1957) is an American singer, actor & TV personality. He is usually seen in the spotlight with her sister Olive Marie. In 2009, Osmond won the ninth season of Dancing with the Stars.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Donny Osmond Real Name Unknown First publication Unknown
- Drawing solace from his strong family ties and Mormon faith, Osmond never self-destructed as did so many of his contemporaries. His adherence to a corny stage persona was milked by producers longer than it should have been, but nevertheless earned him big bucks.
- Donny Osmond (b. 1957) is a singer from Utah who rose to fame as half of a duo with his sister Marie Osmond. He was one of several celebrities who was featured in the "My Favorite Sesame Street Moments" segments taped for Sesame Street's 35th season. Donny sang "Anything You Can Do" with Elmo on the Donny & Marie talk show in the late 1990's.
- In addition to performing with other members of his family, Donny became a soloist and teen heartthrob in the early 70's. His popularity and hit singles vaulted him to international fame. In the mid-70's he co-hosted with Marie for The Donny and Marie Show. They recorded several albums together before and during their television variety series. The series aired from 1976 to 1979.
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| - Donald Jr., Jeremy, Brandon, Christopher, and Joshua
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| - Donny Osmond is an American singer. His hits include This is The Moment, Any Dream Will Do, Soldier of Love, Mary, Did You Know? and Young Love. He appears as himself on an episode of Pyramid that Joey is a guest on in The One Where The Stripper Cries.
- In addition to performing with other members of his family, Donny became a soloist and teen heartthrob in the early 70's. His popularity and hit singles vaulted him to international fame. In the mid-70's he co-hosted with Marie for The Donny and Marie Show. They recorded several albums together before and during their television variety series. The series aired from 1976 to 1979. Donny Osmond's career was rocky from 1980 to 1990 with a failed Broadway debut in Little Johnny Jones, and a couple of hit singles a little less boyish than his original hit songs. "Throughout my twenties and into my thirties I would apologize for my career, for all of the cheesy music I was a part of. But it wasn't until my late thirties or early forties that I realized I didn't have to apologize. I thought to myself, You know what? That music was great for what it was, people loved it, it was incredibly successful -- why should I feel bad?" At a charity function in 1988, Donny met an unlikely ally: Peter Gabriel. The mercurial musician -- and fan, as it were -- took Donny under his wing and gave him and his producing team carte blanche to record at his studio in Bath, England. The result was "Soldier of Love," regarded by the recording industry as THE comeback of the 80s, and Donny's first smash hit in more than a decade. His career turned around in the '90's with a long, critically acclaimed run as the star of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat—over 2,000 performances. Osmond achieved this success in spite of challenges caused by a social phobia, which caused him to suffer from dizziness and nervousness. Image:Donny Osmond2.jpg In 1998, for two seasons, Donny and Marie Osmond co-hosted a talk show. Donny went on to host a syndicated television game show called Pyramid which ran for two seasons in the United States from 2002 to 2004, and then a British version of Pyramid in 2007. Within the past few years, he has released a Christmas album, an album of his favorite Broadway songs, and a compilation of popular love songs. His voice can also be heard in the Disney animated film Mulan, in which he sings "I'll Make A Man Out Of You". He has done voice-overs for the animated television series Johnny Bravo, and has also been a guest star on numerous other television shows. He returned to Broadway in 2006, as Gaston in Disney's Beauty And The Beast. Popular demand kept him in the show longer than the planned 9 weeks. Osmond played Gaston again for the final performance. He is currently co-host of The Insider, and in 2008 performed with his entire family in a sold-out Las Vegas show celebrating the Osmond Family's fifty years in show business. Donny and Marie Osmond recently signed a contract to create a variety show to be performed at Las Vegas' Flamingo Hotel for a 26-week run. Image:Donny Osmond Dancing.jpg In November, 2009, Donny won the Dancing With the Stars competition. [1] Helping push Osmond over the top was his performance on the final day: an Argentine tango, performed with his professional dancing partner, Kym Johnson. Judge Carrie Ann Inaba hailed it as "artistry in motion." Donny had been the subject of jokes regarding his advanced age to be competing in a dance contest. Donny Osmond married Debra Glenn on May 8, 1978, in the Salt Lake Temple. Together they have five sons. Their first grandchild was born in 2005. Osmond did not serve a mission for the Church when he attained missionary age: "It would have been nice to be able to have served a regular full-time mission, but when I was of that age, my career was such that everyone, including my parents and the leaders of the church, thought that I could do a lot of good in the world by continuing being in the public eye, by living an exemplary life and sharing my beliefs in every way that I could" (My Beliefs, Donny Osmond Official Website). The Osmonds have freely shared their Mormon beliefs with the public throughout their fifty years in show business, and thousands attribute their interest in the Church to the Osmond family. To see Donny Osmond's portrayal of his beliefs, click here.
- Mrs. Lockhart uses him and Marie as examples of giving in to impulses in "Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High". He is also seen with his brothers wasting water in "Play It Again, Brian". When explaining to Jerome why he should "Thank the Whites" in "Baby Got Black", Donny and Marie appear in the chorus.
- Donald Clark "Donny" Osmond (born December 9, 1957) is an American singer, musician, actor, dancer, radio personality and former teen idol who provided the singing voice of Li Shang in Mulan. In another Disney role, albeit on stage, he would play Gaston in the Beauty and the Beast musical on Broadway in the last few months of 2006 and returned to the part for the show's final Broadway performance on July 29, 2007. He also played the role of Doug in College Road Trip.
- Donald Clark "Donny" Osmond is the winning celebrity from season 9 of Dancing with the Stars.
- Donald Clark "Donny" Osmond (born December 9, 1957) is an American singer, actor & TV personality. He is usually seen in the spotlight with her sister Olive Marie. In 2009, Osmond won the ninth season of Dancing with the Stars.
- Donny Osmond (b. 1957) is a singer from Utah who rose to fame as half of a duo with his sister Marie Osmond. He was one of several celebrities who was featured in the "My Favorite Sesame Street Moments" segments taped for Sesame Street's 35th season. Donny sang "Anything You Can Do" with Elmo on the Donny & Marie talk show in the late 1990's. When the Muppets appeared on Good Morning America on September 20, 2011 to promote season 42, Donny and Grover briefly chatted, teasing Donny's segment about Dancing with the Stars. Osmond suggested Grover would be a much more capable competitor than Ron Artest.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Donny Osmond Real Name Unknown First publication Unknown
- Drawing solace from his strong family ties and Mormon faith, Osmond never self-destructed as did so many of his contemporaries. His adherence to a corny stage persona was milked by producers longer than it should have been, but nevertheless earned him big bucks.
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