Disneyland Is A Work Of Love.

I Just Make What I Like - Warm And Human Stories, Ones About Historic Characters And Events, And About Animals. If There Is A Secret, I Guess It's That I Never Make The Pictures Too Childish, But Always Try To Get In A Little Satire Of Adult Foibles.

The Story Man Must See Clearly In His Own Mind How Every Piece Of Business Will Be Put Over. He Should Feel Every Expression, Every Reaction. He Get Far Enough From His Story To Take A Second Look At It... To See Whether There Is Any Dead Phase... To See Whether The Personalities Are Going To Be Interesting And Appealing To The Audience. He Should Also Try To See That The Things That His Characters Are Doing Are Of An Interesting Nature.

To The Youngsters Of Today, I Say "believe In The Future, The World Is Getting Better; There Still Is Plenty Of Opportunity." Why, Would You Believe It, When I Was A Kid I Thought It Was Already Too Late For Me To Make Good At Anything.

I've Wanted To Do Things; I Wanted To Build Things, To Get Something Going.

Part Of The Disney Success Is Our Ability To Create A Believable World Of Dreams That Appeals To All Age Groups. The Kind Of Entertainment We Create Is Meant To Appeal To Every Member Of The Family.