Hee hee...(this counts for this person's time in office...no "whatifs"!!!
WALT ALL THE WAY!
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WALT ALL THE WAY!
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Best Head of the Walt Disney Company
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Tom Morrow
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Walt Disney was THE MAN!!!
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
despite a bias in the questionaire...I'll go with Walt. We wouldn't have half the stuff we have no without Eisner; we wouldn't have any of the stuff we have now without Walt. Sorry Now...I usually agree with you...
cm1988
Active Member
I daresay Michael himself would give Walt his due. But for a person stepping into shoes impossible to fill --- an American icon who changed the Entertainment industry in so many ways, forever --- let's give Michael his due. He has far exceeded what Roy O. and Card could even imagine. If you have any doubts on this, visit Tokyo DisneySea, or take a Disney cruise, stay at DAK Lodge, have dinner at California Grill, or see Lion King on Broadway, or Beauty and the Beast in IMAX.
Maria
New Member
I will dare to say that probably Walt didn´t even imagine what an emporium Disney is now, and I think he would easily recognize Eisner´s input and help to make it the way it is now. He needed a man like Eisner to help him make it possible. So if my vote could be for both, it would be, but since it can´t be, then I´ll give it to Eisner. 
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
oh...don't get me wrong. I am a BIG Eisner fan. He's been CEO as about 85% of my favorite attractions come about, and I am EXTREMELY excited about checking into Animal Kingdom Lodge in 21 days. I just don't think any of this would have been possible without Walt's vision. Eisner has done an excellent job expanding on it (after all, he made my two favorite parks, MGM and Animal Kingdom...and he made SpectroMagic!!!!!) How long has Pressler been in charge of the parks? Just trying to figure out what he has built...thanks.
Kyle
Kyle
NowInc
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I think Walts vision is the most important thing..but as far as how he ran his company....he would of sank a looooong time ago....Eisner did a fantastic job of making Disney so large..all while trying to maintain walts vision...not an easy task..and I think he is doing a FANTASTIC job....better than anyone else could in the same situation....
Opinions....remember people...these are NO way me trying to say that any of you are WRONG....so lets not get all defensive
Opinions....remember people...these are NO way me trying to say that any of you are WRONG....so lets not get all defensive
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
agreed...Eisner DA BOMB! Pressler...needs to go back to selling stuffed animals so we can get an Indiana Jones ride! I could see that fitting in at Asia at Animal Kingdom or as a country at Epcot. It would be a thrill ride for World Showcase but it wouldn't be loud. Just need a country in either S. East Asia or S. America to pay for half of it...perhaps Brazil?
markymark
Well-Known Member
Originally posted by NowInc
Eisner..he has made the company the large corporation it is today..witout him...we wouldnt half HAVE of the good things we have today...
sorry
Yep, I'm with you Now.
No one can dispute Walt's vision, but whether he had the business know how to do what Eisner .....
Eisner has never made me smile. I've been smiling since birth because of Walt.
Eisner? He made me cry when they closed Retro EPCOT!
I'm wondering that too, but I think NowInc doesn't like it because he wants something more in Tomorrowland...
And that thing about not liking it about the final scene, actually, the Final Scene is not about the far future. Walt Disney said himself (I just realized when watching the Worlds Fair Tape) that the last scene was about "TODAY'S leisures"...and then progress will lead us into tomorrow.
And that thing about not liking it about the final scene, actually, the Final Scene is not about the far future. Walt Disney said himself (I just realized when watching the Worlds Fair Tape) that the last scene was about "TODAY'S leisures"...and then progress will lead us into tomorrow.
Well...DUH!!!
Lol...j/k :lol:
Lol...j/k :lol: