Epcot Discovery Center
Epcot Discovery Center Information area at Epcot; opened on July 1, 1994, and closed on October 3, 1998. Formerly Epcot Outreach and Epcot Teacher’s Center. This was an area where guests could ask their questions about any of the subjects covered at Epcot or throughout the Walt Disney World Resort. The hosts and hostesses could …
See moreEPCOT Earth Station Film, The (film)
EPCOT Earth Station Film, The (film) An eductional look at the wonders of EPCOT Center at Walt Disney World. This film was created for showing on giant screens within Earth Station, the information center neighboring Spaceship Earth.
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EPCOT Magazine (television) Series on The Disney Channel, hosted by Michael Young, with each show including several different segments on topical news and entertainment, ranging from food and fashion to travel and family relationships. A two-part episode in 1984 visited the Walt Disney Archives. The show debuted on April 18, 1983, and ran for three …
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EPCOT Advanced Information System (film) Educational film about the development of the WorldKey Information System from concept to completion; released in August 1984.
See moreEPCOT America! America! (television)
EPCOT America! America! (television) Show on The Disney Channel, beginning April 21, 1983, and ending August 16, 1983, originating from Epcot and featuring filmed segments of all that is best in America.
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EPCOT Building Code Passed by the Reedy Creek Improvement District in 1970 to enable the construction of Walt Disney World. It was written in such a way that it required strict compliance with current building regulations included in the building codes from other governmental bodies, but it also enabled the building of castles and other …
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EPCOT Center See EPCOT.
See moreEPCOT Center: A Souvenir Program (film)
EPCOT Center: A Souvenir Program (film) Video souvenir; released in January 1984.
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Enjoy It! Song from In Search of the Castaways, written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman, and sung by Maurice Chevalier.
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Entropy (film) Jake, a young filmmaker, begins to direct his first film, a documentary about the rock band U2, but runs up against cast, budget, and production problems with it and at the same time sees his personal life unraveling. A Touchstone release on video on February 15, 2000, of an independent film from Tribeca …
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