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Disney History at Its Best
No one knows Disney history, or tells it better, than Jim Korkis, who presents an inaugural set of 28 stories from his Vault of Walt. Whether its Disney films, Disney theme parks, or Walt himself, Jims stories will charm and delight Disney fans of all ages.
The best-selling Vault of Walt series has brought serious, but fun, Disney history to tens of thousands of readers. In this, its first volume, former Disney cast member and master storyteller Jim Korkis weaves his home-spun, entertaining tales, from the early years of Walt Disney to the present.
Step inside the vault with Jim to hear about:
  • Warner Bros. animator Chuck Jones hated the four months he worked at the Disney Studio because the one job he wanted he couldnt get: Walts
  • Renie Bardeau, Disneylands chief photographer, who took shots of the famous and the powerful who visited the park
  • FBI chief J. Edgar Hoovers increasing distrust of Walt Disneyand Walts growing FBI file
  • The unlikely collaboration between Walt and surrealist painter Salvador Dali
  • How Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev threw a tantrum when he wasnt allowed to visit Disneyland

Discover these and many other new tales of Disney history, as only Jim Korkis can tell them, in The Vault of Walt: Volume 1.
Then be sure to check ALL the volumes in The Vault of Walt!

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The Revised
Vault of Walt
Unofficial, Unauthorized, Uncensored Disney Stories Never Told
Jim Korkis
Foreword by
Diane Disney Miller
Theme Park Press
Orlando, Florida
Praise for The Revised Vault of Walt

Jims vast knowledge of Disney has constantly amazed me, and he understands how the Disney Studios, Theme Parks, and Disneyana all tie together. Jim is an excellent Disney Heritage writer and speaker, and its about time he put together this collection of stories he has gathered over the years.

Tom Nabbe

Disney Legend (2005) and Disneylands original Tom Sawyer

Jims storytelling has always mesmerized me. Now some of his Disney tidbits are in a book! Let me put it this way. Chatting with Jim is a delicious nine-course meal. Hours with his book will be a mouth-watering feast.

Margaret Kerry

Actress, author, and original reference model for Tinker Bell in Disneys Peter Pan

No one knows more hidden nooks and crannies in the vast history of Disney animation than Jim Korkis. Im delighted that hes gathered his fact-filled columns in this book.

Leonard Maltin

Author of The Disney Films, host and consultant of Disney Treasures DVDs

Disney history is full of unexplored byways, and no one has done a better job of mapping many of them than Jim Korkis. Even the most knowledgeable Disney buffs will be surprised and delighted by what they find in this book.

Michael Barrier

Disney history expert, and author of The Animated Man: A Life of Walt Disney

Disney stories are insightful as well as fun, and no one tells them better than Jim Korkis. Jim truly loves his material, and so will you. I heartily recommend his new book and I guarantee youll love every page.

Floyd Norman

Disney Legend (2007), artist, and writer whose career at Disney spanned from Walts era through Eisners reign

2012 Jim Korkis
All rights reserved

No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

This book is neither authorized nor sponsored nor endorsed by the Disney Company or any of its subsidiaries. It is an unofficial and unauthorized book and not a Disney product.

The mention of names and places associated with the Disney Company and its businesses are not intended in any way to infringe on any existing copyrights or registered trademarks of the Disney Company but are used in context for educational purposes.

The opinions and statements expressed in the quotations and text are solely the opinions of those people who are quoted and do not necessarily reflect the opinions and policies of the Disney Company and its businesses nor the author nor Theme Park Press.

While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the Publisher and Author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting, or alleged to result, directly or indirectly from the use of the information contained herein.

Please keep your arms and legs inside the book at all times and no flash photography.

No animated characters were harmed in the making of this book.

Editor: Bob McLain

Original Cover Concept and Design: Jennifer Solt, 24 Communications www.24c.co

Revised Cover Design: Glendon Haddix, Streetlight Graphics www.StreetlightGraphics.com

Layout and Formatting: Bob McLain, Theme Park Press www.ThemeParkPress.com

Theme Park Press
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If you have a Disney story to tell, Theme Park Press would like to help you tell it. We offer generous compensation and the most author-friendly terms in the business. See how we can put you in print: ThemeParkPress.com/writeforus.

This book, as always, is dedicated to my father and my mother, John and Barbara Korkis, who passed away less than a decade ago but whose unconditional love, constant support, common sense, and good humor continue to inspire me to this day.

Contents
Welcome to the Revised Edition

How did we get here? What is a revised edition? Why are some stories missing from the original publication?

As always, it is an interesting story.

For over three decades, I have researched and written about Disney history for a variety of magazines and special projects. Two years ago, the opportunity presented itself for me to select some of my favorite stories and have them published in a book.

The Vault of Walt was released in Fall 2010. I was overjoyed that the book was so warmly received by both reviewers and fans, and has continued to sell well ever since. In the last two years, I have had the opportunity to attend many events across the United States, where people shared their love of the book, and I have received many e-mails filled with praise.

In all that time, there have been no factual corrections identified in the text; it is very pleasing to be assured that I did the best I could with my original research. However, as I noted in the original introduction to the book, there is always more to be told about any story.

It has always been my intention to do an updated version of the book, especially since I keep uncovering new information. For instance, last year I was a guest speaker at the wonderful Disney Family Museum in San Francisco. During my time there, I examined even more closely part of Walt Disneys fabled miniature collection. The chapter in this book about Walts hobby remains accurate; however, on my visit, I discovered new things and a new perspective which enriches that tale.

I thought about pulling the book from distribution for a period of time so I could work on an updated edition. Sadly, even in this age of electronics, books do go out of print for a period of time. I have been disappointed when books that I delayed purchasing went out of print within the first six months of being issued.

While I was contemplating how to handle this situation, I partnered with a new publisher, Theme Park Press, for a book just recently released: Whos Afraid of the Song of the South? And Other Forbidden Disney Stories.

That book is the first extensive look at the history of the making of Disneys most controversial film from its very beginning in 1938 through 2012. The rest of the book is filled with stories the Disney Company never wanted told, such as how it produced television commercials in the 1950s, why working at the Disney Studio depressed director Tim Burton, why Walt Disney became a Republican, the secrets about Jessica Rabbit, and much more.

Theme Park Press also purchased all the publishing rights to The Vault of Walt, with my full approval. As I discussed the proposal for updating the book with them, we decided for a number of reasons that it would be wiser to keep some form of the book in print until the fully updated version is ready.

The compromise is what you now hold in your hands. Since the publication of The Vault of Walt there have been significant changes in the publication of Disney-related books. I wanted a more streamlined, travel-size version available at a more affordable price. It was agreed that doing so might attract new readers who were intimidated by the size and the price of the original edition, despite all the good reviews.

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