Talk:Robert Iger

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I think that, "he made many senior staff at the Muppet Holding Company," is a typo, but I have no idea what the text is referencing? Do we have a source on this or what it's supposed to mean? -- Xanadu 17:59, 7 October 2005 (UTC)

I was confused by this too, so I did some research and found this. I corrected the article (I think it was supposed to say "he fired many senior staff") and added the link. - Brian Kendig 04:15, 14 October 2005 (UTC)

Let's get HIM to fix The Disney Channel!

[edit] Negotiations with Amblin and Lucasfilm?

>>He is currently in negotiations with Amblin Entertainment and Lucasfilm so that Disney can do more with the Roger Rabbit franchise and Star Wars and Indiana Jones tie-ins at the theme parks in addition to Pixar.<<

Is this actually for real, i.e. verifiable, or just some Disney fans' whishful thinking?RicJac 18:15, 5 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] The Path to 9/11

Dear Mr. Iger,

I've been trying to find a web site to communicate to Mr. Iger. I know this isn't the correct site, so pleae forgive me if this topic is out of the norm.

Thank you, Mr. Iger, for having the courage to put 'The Path to 9/11' on the air. I respect your courage in doing this inspite of pressure to not have it shown. It was well done and reaffirmed my belief in what a tremedous country we live in. Freedom. There's nothing more precious.

Yours Respectfully,

Paul