If Not for You (television)

If Not for You (television) Half hour television series, debuting on CBS on September 18, 1995, and ending October 9, 1995. Jessie Kent and Craig Schaeffer fall in love, but they happen each to be engaged to other people. The series follows the trials and tribulations of their attempts to extricate themselves from their present …

If You Could Fly

If You Could Fly Tomorrowland attraction in Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World, from June 6, 1987, until January 3, 1989, sponsored by Delta. When Delta replaced Eastern as sponsor of this attraction, they temporarily changed If You Had Wings by giving it this new name and dropping references to Eastern. As soon as …

Iger, Robert A.

Robert Alan Iger is the former Chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company and currently serves as Senior Advisor and also serves as a member of Disney’s Board of Directors. During his nearly two decades at the helm of the company, Iger led Disney to unprecedented creative and business success and served as steward …

Mickey Mouse and other Disney characters from Disney's World on Ice

Ice shows

Ice shows See World on Ice.

If I Didn’t Have You

If I Didn’t Have You Song from Monsters, Inc., by Randy Newman. It won the Oscar as Best Song for 2001.

If I’m Lyin’…I’m Dyin’ (A Program About Smoking) (film)

If I’m Lyin’…I’m Dyin’ (A Program About Smoking) (film) Educational film; released in November 1990. 17 min. Teens learn myths about smoking, develop resistance skills, and discover the effects of smoking on the body.

Ida, the Offbeat Eagle (television)

Ida, the Offbeat Eagle (television) Television show; aired on January 10, 1965. In Idaho’s Snake River Valley, a hermit nurses an injured eagle back to life, and the grateful eagle does not forget this. Eventually she is called upon to save the hermit. Stars Clifton E. Carver.

Ichabod Crane

Ichabod Crane Gangly schoolmaster hero in The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.

I Love Trouble (film)

I Love Trouble (film) Sabrina Peterson, a cub reporter on a Chicago newspaper, has a resourcefulness and quick wit matched only by her competitive spirit, which spells trouble for seasoned columnist-turned-novelist Peter Brackett who works for a rival paper. They try to outwit and outscoop each other when they are both sent to cover a …

I Wan’na Be Like You

I Wan’na Be Like You Song from The Jungle Book; written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman.