[One result of that shuffling was the ill-fated addition of talent agent Michael Ovitz to the Disney team.] He did a short 14-month stint at Disney. ... It was a very bad episode for Eisner when he fired him and the money he paid him to go away became public.
Eisner is not about loyalty. His relationships almost invariably seem to end up in some kind of blowup.
Every time you turn around, Disney is in your life, and the guy who is behind all that, I think, is somebody who should be looked at.
I think there's a lot of anxiety on the part of the academy. They fear that these movies are small, and people won't care.
One of the reasons I wrote this book, ... was to illustrate the impact that the death of this one guy had in the community. When Wells died, it set off a spiral of ambition. It ultimately lead to Katzenberg being let go as head of the studio after a 10-year run -- he was pushing for Wells' job.
The Keys To The Kingdom
To get ahead in the rat race you have to be very tough, ... but whether you have to be mean and disrespectful to people, as well as being tough, is a valid question.
When Spielberg later watched Cruise's manic declaration of love, Levy says, he sensed that the film's carefully orchestrated media plan might be slipping off the rails.
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