I’ll Be Home for Christmas (film) Jake Wilkinson, a self-absorbed prep school student, finds himself, just days before Christmas, stranded in the middle of the California desert, wearing a Santa suit and a white beard glued to his face. Put there by the football team who thinks he double-crossed them by not providing the correct …
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IllumiNations Fireworks, lasers, fountains, and music show at Epcot, beginning on January 30, 1988. Superseded Laserphonic Fantasy. General Electric sponsors this nightly show, during which different pavilions of World Showcase are individually spotlighted, accompanied by music associated with that particular country. Lasers synchronized to music blast from the tops of many of the buildings across …
See moreIf the Fergi Fits, Wear It (film) Educational film teaching free enterprise principles, produced by Dave Bell, released in September 1975. Young people attempt to run a T-shirt business. See also Fergi Goes Inc., Fergi Diversifies, and Fergi Meets the Challenge.
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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 …
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Iger, Robert A. He served as Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company from October 1, 2005, to February 25, 2020, then as Executive Chairman until his retirement on December 31, 2021. He returned to the Company as CEO in November 2022. He also served as Chairman of the Board from March 2012 until …
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If You Had Wings Tomorrowland attraction in Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World sponsored by Eastern Airlines, from June 5, 1972, until June 1, 1987. Guests were transported past exhibits, many of them utilizing film clips, showing areas serviced by Eastern. Replaced by If You Could Fly when Delta became the sponsor, and later …
See moreIf 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 …
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If I Didn’t Have You Song from Monsters, Inc., by Randy Newman. It won the Oscar as Best Song for 2001.
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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.
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Ichabod Crane Gangly schoolmaster hero in The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.
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