If Disney has a "Mount Rushmore" who is on it?

BeanCounterBob

BeanCounterBob

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Eric Graham

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I would have the Sherman brothers, Roy Disney (even though his granddaughter isn't very fond of him but whatever) and Walt Disney of course!
 
Tom P.

Tom P.

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I think it's hard to include Eisner without Wells. Look at what happened under Eisner's tenure once Wells was gone.

It's therefore a tough call for me, because we're limited to four and I think Walt, Roy O., and Roy E. are absolute locks.

I don't know that I can pick a fourth without also including a fifth. So perhaps I'll just say spot four should stay blank for now for a future person who is worthy.
 
Doberge

Doberge

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Too many Imagineers are super important and difficult to distinguish to narrow to 1 or 2, but an imagineering only Rushmore would be interesting.

For this exercise I think Walt, Roy, Eisner fit well enough, and maybe Frank Wells?
 
Poseidon Quest

Poseidon Quest

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I'm not sure why no one has mentioned Joe Rohde yet, but I think he's just as important as the Imagineers that came before him. He arguably lead the development of the best "themed" park in the U.S. with Animal Kingdom.

In addition to Eisner, Wells and Katzenberg should easily be on there as well.
 
Tom P.

Tom P.

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Poseidon Quest said:
I'm not sure why no one has mentioned Joe Rohde yet, but I think he's just as important as the Imagineers that came before him. He arguably lead the development of the best "themed" park in the U.S. with Animal Kingdom.

In addition to Eisner, Wells and Katzenberg should easily be on there as well.
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But he is not *more* important than the Imagineers that came before him. When you're talking about limiting it to four people, a la Mount Rushmore, and two spots are automatically filled by Walt and Roy, it would be difficult to narrow the Imagineers down to one or two to include.
 
KeithVH

KeithVH

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I'm thinking more traditionally - Walt, Ub, Ollie, and Ward. Although, technically, I'd say we need 10 spots, Walt and his nine walkers. Without that combination, TWDC probably wouldn't exist.
 
Poseidon Quest

Poseidon Quest

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Tom P. said:
But he is not *more* important than the Imagineers that came before him. When you're talking about limiting it to four people, a la Mount Rushmore, and two spots are automatically filled by Walt and Roy, it would be difficult to narrow the Imagineers down to one or two to include.
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Are we limiting to two? I figured this was Rushmore-esque but with the liberty to put a few more heads on there.
 

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