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That's probably better

I mean, all right, I can go with that haha

Well, I mean, I understand the confusion considering I was listed highest on the sidebar.

I was never the owner, DChiuch is the owner. I just managed it.

Please stop calling me that, lol

I respectfully disagree. While yes, Disney wasn't free of bad PR or controversy back then. It's impossible for a large public facing corporation to not piss someone off at one point or another, especially in such an increasingly polarized world. However, Iger had a history of handling that bad PR much better during his tenure than Chapek did. Iger has been much more outspoken on social issues, so I doubt the "Don't say gay" would get as bad as it did if he was in charge at the time. Not to mention that he was much better liked by even the lower-level employees in the company.

Why is that weird?

I had to make this since TLJ was mentioned

Don't think Iger is that malicious

Don't think I ever heard anything But I do know that Iger was the one who advocated for Chapek to replace him. So if we're talking about mistakes he made... there's that.

That quote is fitting, too. Because I recall Iger also stepping down "effective immediately". Which is just corporate speak for "he was fired"

Well, yea, but there's always a balance

I don't know why that happened lol

That was not meant to be a reply tf

One of the first things Iger did was repair Disney's then turbulent relationship with Steve Jobs and Pixar.

Basically, Iger is a people's man. He knows what to say, how to say it, and when to say it. Chapek... does not.

Yes, yes it is a good thing Comparatively at least

It does it automatically with every new thread created on the forums.

Maybe I assume it's a Zane quote from another film

I... I'm not sure you're getting what we're going for here, Fragment

"I make my own luck" I love that scene though. Just the laugh as he makes the realization.

Voice-over roles are contract based, and not a full-time job, so it's not often that an actor is outright fired in the middle of their contract

I would hardly call it "firing" more than just not being asked back

I had a feeling

I don't know if you're serious or not but I am fairly certain more actors have done that without being blacklisted