Neumann, Spencer
New Amsterdam Theatre
New Line
News Corporation
Newsweek
New York
New Yorker
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
New York Sun,
New York Times Magazine
A.C. Nielsen
“Nightline”(TV show)
Nightmare Before Christmas, The (film)
“Nine Old Men,”
Nixon, Richard
“Nothing Sacred”(TV show)
Nouvel, Jena
Nunis, Richard (Dick):
on Disney board
theme parks and
“NYPD Blue”(TV show)
O’Donovan, Leo
Ohga, Norio
Ohlmeyer, Don
Okun, Erwin
Oliver! (Broadway musical)
Oliver & Company (animated film)
Olson, Ron
Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy
101 Dalmatians (animated film)
101 Dalmatians (live-action film)
success of
“Oprah”(TV show)
Ordinary People (film)
Oriental Land Company
Orwall, Bruce
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
Otter in the Family, An (nature documentary)
Outrageous Fortune (film)
Ovitz, Judy
in Aspen
Eisner’s recruitment efforts and
Jane Eisner’s friendship with
Michael’s firing and
in Sun Valley
Ovitz, Michael
ABC and
animation and
as the Antichrist
art issues and
in Aspen, at CAA
compensation of
as deal-maker
on Disney board
Disney office of
as Disney president
at Disney World
Eisner’s betrayal of
Eisner’s complaints to
Eisner’s correspondence with
Eisner’s delegation of distasteful tasks to
Eisner’s health problems and
Eisner’s recruitment of
Eisner’s relationship with
entertaining of
fiftieth birthday of
first major Disney crisis of
foreign travel of
gift-giving of
Hollywood power of
Hollywood Records and
House of Blues affair and
humiliation of
Internet business and
Katzenberg dispute and
leaks and
lying, unethical behavior, and untrustworthiness attributed to
mistakes made by
ousting of
Roth’s relationship with
Sony employment considered by
successor issue and
suicidal allegations about
at Sun Valley
Tarses’s sexual harassment charge and
testimony of
Universal deal of
Wells’s complaints to
Wells’s death and
work habits of
Oz, Mehmet
Paley, William S.
Paradis, Vanessa
Paramount Pictures
Diller’s resignation from
Disney co-financing of projects at
Disney remade in image of
Eisner at
Eisner’s manifesto at
Katzenberg at
TV production unit of
Parent Trap, The (film)
Parsons, Charlie
Parsons, Richard
Pearl Harbor (film)
Pearlstine, Norman
Pearson
Pedowitz, Mark
Perry, Matthew
Pfeiffer, Bob
Philbin, Regis
Pierce, Fred
Pierce, Morton
Pinocchio (animated film)
on home video
re-release of
Pirates of the Caribbean (film)
Pixar Advanced Computer Graphics
Pixar Animation Studios
breakdown of Disney talks with
Roth purchase proposal for
Toy Story series and
“Playmakers”(TV show)
Pocahontas (animated film)
Poitier, Sidney
“Pomp and Circumstance”
Popeye (musical version)
Porky’s (film)
pornography
Powell, Anthony
“Practice, The”(TV show)
Predock, Antoine
Premiere
Pressler, Paul
Pretty Woman (film)
Priest (film)
Prince
Private Benjamin (film)
product licensing
product tie-ins
profanity, in Disney films
Project Snowball
Protect Historic America
Pruiksma, Dave
Puck, Wolfgang
Pulp Fiction (film)
“Push, Nevada”(TV show)
Putnam
radio business
Ragtime (musical)
Raiders of the Lost Ark (film)
railroads
Rainwater, Richard
Ramer, Bruce
Random House
Rattner, Steve
Redford, Robert
Redstone, Sumner
Rehn, Trista
Remember the Titans (film)
Rent (musical)
“repurposing”concept
Resnick, Adam
Retlaw
Reynolds, Jonathan
Rice, Tim
Rich, Frank
“Richard Cory”(Robinson)
Rifkind, Arnold
“Rip, Mix, Burn”advertising
Ritter, John
Robbins, David
Roberts, Brian
Roberts, Julia
Robertson, Pat
Robinson, Edwin Arlington
Rochlis, Jeffrey
Rock, The (film)
Rockefeller, Nelson
Rocketeer, The (film)
Rose, Charlie
“Roseanne”(TV show)
Rosenthal, A. M.
Ross, Scott
Rossi, Aldo
Rossio, Terry
Roth, Eric
Roth, Joe
Braun’s relationship with
Disney deal of
Eisner’s complaints about
at Fox
live-action 101 Dalmatians and
Ovitz’s deal-making and
Ovitz’s hiring and
Pixar proposal of
resignation of
successor issue and
at Sun Valley
Vogel’s relationship with
Roth, Robert Jess
“Royal Family, The”(TV show)
Ruggels, Mary Jane
Rummell, Peter
Rush, Geoffrey
Russell, Irwin
on Disney board
Eisner’s letters to
Ovitz monitored by
Ovitz’s firing and
Ovitz’s hiring and
testimony of
Wells’s death and
Saarinen, Eero
Saban, Haim
Sagal, Katey
Sager, Carol Bayer
Samuelson, Robert
Santa Clause, The (film)
Santa Clause 2, The (film)
Santaniello, Joe
Sarafina! (film)
Sarbanes-Oxley Act
satellite television
Save Disney campaign
Internet in
proxy advisory services and
rival annual meeting of
SaveDisney.com
Saving Private Ryan (film)
Sawyer, Diane
Scarlet Letter, The (Hawthorne)
&n
bsp; Scenes from a Mall (film)
Schindler’s List (film)
Schneider, Peter
background of
Broadway musicals and
Disney interview of
on impulse management
live-action film and
Pocahontas and
resignation of
Roger Rabbit and
Roth’s resignation and
Toy Story and
warring factions and
Schumacher, Thomas
Broadway musicals and
Eisner’s Senate testimony and
Fantasia 2000 and
Jobs’s talks with
resignation as head of animation
Toy Story and
Schumer, Charles
Schwartz, Stephen
Schwartz, Tony
Eisner’s book collaboration with
Eisner’s confiding to
science fiction
Scorsese, Martin
Scott, A. O.
Seagram
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
filings with
“Seinfeld”(TV show)
Selleck, Tom
Senate, U.S., Eisner’s testimony in
September 11 attacks
“700 Club, The”(TV show)
sex, in Disney films
sexual harassment
Shakespeare, William
Shamrock Holdings
Shapiro, Angela
Shapiro, Mark
Shaye, Robert
Shrek (animated film)
Shrek 2 (animated film)
Shubert Organization
Shyamalan, M. Night
Signs (film)
Silver, Joel
Silverman, Ben
Silverman, Fred
Simpson, Don
Simpson, O. J.
Sinatra, Nancy
“singles and doubles”strategy
“60 Minutes”(TV show)
“$64,000 Question”(TV show)
Sixth Sense, The (film)
Sklar, Marty
Sleeping Beauty (animated film)
Smith, Larry
Smith, Paul
Snow Queen (animated film)
Snow White
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (animated film)
home video and
premiere of
Snyder, Richard
SOAPnet (soap opera)
Sondheim, Stephen
“Son of Hollywood’s Hottest
Stars” (Schwartz)
Sony Corporation
Ovitz’s consideration of job with
Sopranos, The”(TV show)
Spelling, Aaron
Spielberg, Steven
DreamWorks and
“ER”and
Ovitz’s entertaining and
Roger Rabbit and
“Spin City”(TV show)
Splash (film)
“Splash Mountain”attraction
Spyglass Entertainment
Staggs, Tom
Family channel and
Glass, Lewis proceeding and
Stainton, David
Stallone, Sylvester
Stanfill, Dennis
Starwave
“Steamboat Willie”(cartoon)
Steig, William
Steinberg, Saul
Stern, Howard
Stern, Robert
on Disney board
Stewart, Jon
Stewart, Martha
stock, Disney
Bass holdings of
Buffett’s purchase of
Cap Cities/ABC deal and
Comcast bid and
corporate raiders and
executive options for
Internet mania and
Roy E.’s holdings in
September 11 attacks and
stock market:
Internet mania and
September 11 attacks and
stores, Disney
Burke’s running of
strategic-planning department
Family channel and
Internet ventures and
Streets of Fire (film)
Streisand, Barbra
Suarez, Flody
suicide
Sun Microsystems
Sunset Boulevard (play)
Sun Valley entertainment conferences
“Survivor”(TV show)
“Survivor: The Australian Outback”(TV show)
Sweeney, Anne
Tagliabue, Paul
Tarantino, Quentin
Tarses, Jamie
firing of
Hirschberg’s article about
sexual harassment allegations and
Tarzan (animated film)
Tarzan (musical)
taxes
Taxin, Greg
Taylor, Brigham
Taylor, Lawrence
Taymor, Julie
Team Disney building
team unity:
Eisner’s view on
Ovitz’s views on
technology group
technology stocks
Tele-TV
television
animation on
Disney’s increased production for
in Europe
Frank as Disney head of
Hightower as Disney head of
network
see also specific networks
Paramount production unit for
Roth as Disney head of
see also cable television; satellite television; specific companies and shows
Terminator 2 (film)
Terms of Endearment (film)
“That’s Incredible”(TV show)
theme parks
admission prices at
in Asia
cast training at
cleanliness of
as money makers
Roy E.’s views on
terrorist threat and
see also Disneyland; Disney World; Euro Disney
Thief and the Cobbler, The (animated film)
Three Men and a Baby (film)
Three Men and a Little Lady (film)
Time
Time Inc.
Times Square Redevelopment Project
Time Warner
AOL’s merger with
Bollenbach’s acquisition plan and
Disney’s cable-access dispute with
Tisch, Billie
Tisch, Larry
Tishman, John
Titanic (film)
“Today Show”(TV show)
Roy E. on
To Kill a Mockingbird (film)
Tokyo Disneyland
TokyoSea
Tolkien, J. R. R.
“Tonight Show”(TV show)
Touchstone Pictures
merger of
TV studio of
Toy Story (animated film)
Toy Story 2 (animated film)
Toy Story 3 (animated film)
Travolta, John
Treasure Island (animated film)
Treasure Planet (animated film)
“Triangle of Success”campaign
Trois Hommes et un Couffin (film)
Tron (film)
Trump, Donald
Trump (Trump and Schwartz)
Tschumi, Bernard
Turner, Richard
Turner, Ted
Turner Broadcasting
Twentieth Century Fox
“20/20”(TV show)
20/20 plan
25th Hour (film)
“Under the Sea”(song)
United Artists
Universal
Grey’s deal with
Ovitz’s discussions with
Universal Studios
U.S. News & World Report
Valenti, Jack
Valentine, Dean
Van de Kamp, Andrea
on Disney board
Van de Kamp, John
van der Rohe, Mies
&n
bsp; Vanishing Prairie, The (nature documentary)
Vanity Fair
Variety
Venturi, Robert
Verbinski, Gore
Vermont, Eisner farm in
Verrier, Richard
“vertical integration”strategy
Viacom
video
see also home video
Vigier, Jean-Paul
Virgin Records
Vogel, David
Katzenberg’s ouster and
live-action 101 Dalmatians and
resignation of
Roth’s relationship with
Schneider’s criticism of
Wachtell, Herbert
Walker, E. Cardon
on Disney board
as Disney chairman
Roy E. dubbed “idiot nephew”by
Wallace, Mike
Wallace, Randall
Wallau, Alex
Walt Disney Company:
ABC acquired by
annual meeting of (2004)
annual report and balance sheet of
anti-Semitism at
board of, see board of directors, Disney
books about
Comcast bid for
creation of
diversity at
DreamWorks vs.
earnings growth at
ebbing of creative energy at
family orientation at
financial decline of
firings at
Fox Family acquired by
hostile takeover attempts against
Internet ventures and
lawsuits of
leisurely pace at
live-action film revived at
mandatory retirement age at
Miramax acquired by
NBC acquisition attempt by
Paramount projects co-financed by
plane of
publishing division of, see Hyperion
reorganization of
separation of chairman and chief executive titles at
September 11 attacks and
stock of, see stock, Disney
strategic planning at, see strategic-planning department
“survival of the fittest culture”at
technology group at
Time Warner’s cable-access dispute with
transformation of
TV network acquisition sought by
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Walt Disney Pictures
Walt Disney Productions
Walt Disney Studios
Walters, Barbara
Warner, Jack
Warner Bros.
Warner Communications
Wasserman, Lew
Watson, Ray, Jr.
Watson, Ray, Sr.
on Disney board
as Disney chairman
Eisner defended by
Eisner’s correspondence with
Weaver, Sigourney
WED Company
Weill, Sandy
Weinraub, Bernard
Weinstein, Bob
Weinstein, Harvey
Cold Mountain and
Fahrenheit 9/11 and
Weiss, Al
Welch, Jack
Wells, Briant
Wells, Frank
animation and
compensation of
death of
Disney’s hiring of
Eisner’s blaming of
Eisner’s complaints to
Eisner’s discussion of reorganization with
Eisner’s relationship with
firings carried out by
home video and
Katzenberg’s deal and
Kinsey’s relationship with
live-action film and
as mediator
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