Impressions de France (film) Film highlighting the scenery of France against a background of music by the French classical composers, for the France pavilion, World Showcase, Epcot, opened on October 1, 1982. In 2020, the film was upgraded to 4K projection and began playing in rotation with Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along.
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Imagination Movers (television) Half-hour series premiering on Playhouse Disney on Disney Channel on September 6, 2008. The Imagination Movers, a popular New Orleans band, introduces preschoolers to their energetic rock and roll style of music while emphasizing creative problem-solving skills. The series features the band members, Rich, Scott, Dave, and Smitty, as “everyday guy” brain-stormers …
See moreImpeachment of a President (film) Educational film in the History Alive! series, produced by Turnley Walker, released in 1972. Thaddeus Stevens leads the attempt to impeach President Andrew Johnson in 1868.
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Imagineers Term used by Disney to refer to the designers, engineers, architects, technicians, and others involved in creating the Disney theme park experiences. It is taken from the words imagination and engineers. At first their company was known as WED Enterprises (Walt Disney’s initials), but it was changed to Walt Disney Imagineering in 1986.
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I-Man (television) Two-hour television show; meant as a pilot for a possible series, aired on April 6, 1986. Directed by Corey Allen. A cab driver, Jeffrey Wilder, is exposed to a mysterious gas that makes him invincible; the government realizes they can use him, and he reluctantly agrees. Jeffrey needs to use his powers to …
See moreImagine That (television) Half-hour comedy series on NBC about the life of a sketch comedy writer. Premiered on January 8, 2002, and ended January 15. Stars Hank Azaria (Josh Miller), Jayne Brook (Wendy), Joshua Malina (Kenny), Katey Sagal (Barb). Produced by Columbia TriStar Television, Seth Kurland Productions, and Touchstone Television.
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Image Works Hands-on area of Journey into Imagination at Epcot; opened October 1, 1982. Guests can experience a multitude of activities, from the Rainbow Corridor (neon tubes of all of the colors of the rainbow surround you) to the Stepping Tones (compose your own symphony by stepping on lighted spots on the floor causing various …
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ImageMovers Digital A studio specializing in performance capture CGI, with its first film being A Christmas Carol (2009). Formed in 2007 by Robert Zemeckis in conjunction with Disney. The studio closed in January 2011 after producing Mars Needs Moms.
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I’m No Fool With Fire (film) Cartoon made for the Mickey Mouse Club and later released, in April 1956, in 16mm for schools. Jiminy Cricket shows humankind’s reliance on fire through the ages and the necessity of understanding the rules pertaining to fire safety because of its potentially destructive nature. An updated version was released …
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