I don’t think Roy was much of anything besides Walt’s brother.More than Roy?
I don't even know how to begin to respond to that, except -- after picking my jaw up off the floor -- to suggest that you are perhaps incorrect. In fact, I daresay that there would be no Walt Disney Company today, let alone no Walt Disney World, if it weren't for Roy.I don’t think Roy was much of anything besides Walt’s brother.
Absolutely. But even more... If not for Roy backing Walt all along the way there may not have even been a Walt as we knew him. Roy gave him the encouragement and the backing that kept him on track. Without the strong supportive influence Roy brought to the team, Walt may have never reached his potential. Very certainly there would be no DL, WDW or anything Disney without Roy in the picture. Roy was the level headed brother who arranged financing, advised Walt through the worst of times and made sure Walt never lost focus. Walt always gave Roy credit for being his stabilizing influence and making decisions Walt couldnt or wouldnt make. Thank God these brothers remained close knit and could work together.I don't even know how to begin to respond to that, except -- after picking my jaw up off the floor -- to suggest that you are perhaps incorrect. In fact, I daresay that there would be no Walt Disney Company today, let alone no Walt Disney World, if it weren't for Roy.
Y'all are right. I was just bitter since Eisner. LOL!I don't even know how to begin to respond to that, except -- after picking my jaw up off the floor -- to suggest that you are perhaps incorrect. In fact, I daresay that there would be no Walt Disney Company today, let alone no Walt Disney World, if it weren't for Roy.
You're totally right.Absolutely. But even more... If not for Roy backing Walt all along the way there may not have even been a Walt as we knew him. Roy gave him the encouragement and the backing that kept him on track. Without the strong supportive influence Roy brought to the team, Walt may have never reached his potential. Very certainly there would be no DL, WDW or anything Disney without Roy in the picture. Roy was the level headed brother who arranged financing, advised Walt through the worst of times and made sure Walt never lost focus. Walt always gave Roy credit for being his stabilizing influence and making decisions Walt couldnt or wouldnt make. Thank God these brothers remained close knit and could work together.
I don’t think Roy was much of anything besides Walt’s brother.
Edit: This is too harsh. Roy did a lot. I just think Eisner was the last CEO to give a rip about WDW.
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