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Imagineering story

The Imagineering Story

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Documentary

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Iwerks and Co.

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The Imagineering Story is a documentary series about the history ofWalt Disney Imagineering and the Disney theme parks directed byLeslie Iwerks and narrated byAngela Bassett.

Originally announced in2013 as a 90-minute feature, it was expanded into a six hour miniseries for theDisney+ streaming service in2019,[1] when it became apparent that the scope of the story and the wealth of archival material at their disposal would be better served in a longer format.

Synopsis[]

A Disney fan’s dream, this documentary series looks at the more than 65-year history of Walt Disney Imagineering through parallel storylines focused on the people, the craft, and the business. Oscar®- and Emmy®-nominated director and producer Leslie Iwerks is creator of the series that will feature exclusive interviews and never-before-seen footage from Disney parks around the globe.[2]

Episodes[]

#TitleEpisode DescriptionRelease date
1The Happiest Place on EarthWalt Disney forms a group of artists and engineers to build his dream concept calledDisneyland.

Highlights the construction of Disneyland, Disney's involvement with the1964 New York World's Fair, andPirates of the Caribbean.
Interviewees:Bob Iger,Marty Sklar,Eddie Sotto,Tony Baxter,Don Iwerks, Tom Morris,Kim Irvine,Bob Gurr,Alice Davis, Dick Nunis,Tom Fitzgerald,Rolly Crump, Glenn Barker,Richard M. Sherman, Bruce Vaughn, Kevin Rafferty,Walt Disney (archive footage).

November 12, 2019
2What Would Walt Do?After Walt's death, the Imagineers persevere to fulfill his vision for Florida and expand overseas.

Explores the beginnings ofWalt Disney World Resort and theMagic Kingdom, theHaunted Mansion andSpace Mountain, and the construction ofEpcot andTokyo Disneyland.
Interviewees: Richard M. Sherman, Carl Bongirno, Rolly Crump, Tom Fitzgerald, Tom Laduke, Kim Irvine, Don Iwerks, Marty Sklar, Dick Nunis, Phil Holmes, David Snyder, Frank Stanek, Bob Gurr, Tom Morris, Eddie Sotto, Kevin Rafferty, Peggie Fariss, Katie Olsen, Orlando Ferrante, Barry Braverman, Glenn Barker, Jon Snoddy, Craig Russell, Daniel Jue, Bob Weis.

November 15, 2019
3The Midas TouchMichael Eisner andFrank Wells save Imagineering and encourage widespread growth. They make Disney cool and relevant with teenagers. Every design project the Imagineers touch turns to gold. The crown jewel,Euro Disneyland, goes over budget and encounters resistance. Poor press coverage and cultural missteps cause low attendance. Humbled, management shies away from future Magic Kingdoms.

Interviewees: Tony Baxter, Marty Sklar,Michael Eisner, Tom Laduke, Carl Bongirno, Dick Nunis, Jon Snoddy, Tom Fitzgerald, Bob Weis, Kevin Rafferty, Tom Morris, Eddie Sotto, Coulter Winn, Katie Olsen, Phillipe Gas, Bruce Vaughn, Daniel Jue, Dave Crawford, Wing Chao.

November 22, 2019
4Hit or MissAfter a tragic downturn, Michael Eisner steps back from creative stress and hires business minded managers to fill the void. The pendulum swings from art to commerce. The Imagineers enter an era of austerity. While some projects enjoy enormous success, others are cancelled, and still others, disappoint. The pattern seems irreversible.

Interviewees:Joe Rohde, Tom Morris, Wing Chao, Michael Eisner, Bruce Vaughn, Bob Weis, Jane Goodall, Jeanette Lomboy, Tom Hopkins, Jon Snoddy, Steve Kirk, Craig Russell, Kim Irvine, Paul Pressler, Tony Baxter, Barry Braverman, Kevin Rafferty, Tom Fitzgerald, Daniel Jue, Ian Price, Andrew Bolstein, Joe Lanzisero, Andrew Kam.

November 29, 2019
5A Carousel of ProgressBob Iger returns Imagineering to the foundation of Disney DNA – quality wins out. He modernizes the formula. By strategically investing in creative content, international expansion, and new technology, he empowers the Imagineers to plus the existing parks worldwide, especially the recent ones that fell short of expectations. After a decade, the parks never looked better.

Interviewees: Kevin Rafferty, Bob Iger, Chris Crump, Bob Weis, Glenn Barker, Tom Fitzgerald, Steve Davison, Kathy Mangum,John Lasseter, Mark Mine, Bob Gurr, Marty Sklar, Kim Irvine, Jon Snoddy, Charita Carter, Larry Nikolai, Elisabeth Papadopoulos, Dave Crawford, Tony Baxter, Bruce Vaughn, Tom Laduke, Chris Beatty, Ian Price, Joe Lanzisero, Mark Schirmer,Danny Elfman, Chrissie Allen, Daniel Jue, Tom Morris.

December 6, 2019
6To Infinity and BeyondBob Iger personally shepherds his labor of love, the Shanghai Disney Resort. The Imagineers customize an ambitious new theme park to fit China’s culture, a symbol of patience and collaboration. Meanwhile, through innovative technology and immersive placemaking, the beloved pop culture worlds of Avatar, Marvel and Star Wars come to life.

Interviewees: Doris Woodward, Murray King, Bob Iger, Fabrice Kennel, Ali Rubinstein, Bob Weis, Luc Mayrand, Nancy Seruto, Scot Drake, Tom Morris, Howard Brown, Ngakwan Chan, Joe Rohde, Jon Landau,James Cameron, Lisa Girolami, Zsolt Hormay, Akhil Madhani, Amy Jupiter, Scott Trowbridge,Bob Chapek,Kathleen Kennedy, Doug Chiang, Chris Beatty, Robin Reardon, Jon Snoddy, Kevin Rafferty, Marty Sklar.

December 13, 2019

Gallery[]

Videos[]

The Imagineering Story - Official Trailer - Disney+

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