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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2018 · 23 MIN

The Bug War | #DisneyDecade Ep. 6

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The real, true story of Mulan, Tarzan and Disney Cruise Line on episode 6 (of 7) of our serial the #DisneyDecade! In 1994, the Walt Disney Company experienced a change that altered the course of family entertainment forever. After years of scheming to climb the company ladder, and butting heads with his fellow executives over his aggressive management style, Jeffrey Katzenberg, who led Walt Disney Feature Animation through monumental success in the early years of the decade, was fired. Disney CEO Michael Eisner and executive board members spent the next several years trying to fill the void that Katzenberg left behind. They expected a learning curve. What they DIDN'T expect was that Katzenberg would take everything he had learned about running an animation studio, and go to war with his former employer. Read more... http://bit.ly/2mR7eaW A production of the No Midnight Podcast Channel, and Network 1901. GET IN TOUCH: Website (blogs, merch, podcasts): http://nomidnightpodcast.com Contact: [email protected] Support: http://patreon.com/nomidnightblog Facebook: http://facebook.com/nomidnightpodcast Instagram: http://instagram.com/nomidnightpodcast Twitter: http://twitter.com/tweetnomidnight

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