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Toon Tuesday : A Disney kind of guy
Disney Legend Floyd Norman looks back on the life & career of the late Bruce Gordon. A funny, brilliant and irreverant Imagineer & Disney historian that Floyd believes had a lot in common with the man Bruce so admired, Walt Disney
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Floyd Norman
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November 19, 2007
"Walt Disney's Legends of Imagineering" looks to be worth the wait
Jim Hill interviews Jeff Kurtti, the author of this long-delayed Disney Editions book. Who explains how expanding the scope of "The Genesis of the Disney Theme Park" wound up putting this eagerly-awaited paperback behind schedule
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Jim Hill
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September 11, 2007
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