Letter to Ross Care
February 3, 1975
Dear Mr. Care,
The idea of involving myself in an interview by means of tape recording really turns me off. I suppose that simply shows I’m too old-fashioned “set in my ways” to be able to get along in the modern world—but if that’s the way I am, that’s the way it is! Perhaps you could devise some other means of communication by which I could try to answer your questions about my work with Walt Disney.
I have included a very brief account of who I am and what I did at the studio. Maybe it will answer some of your questions.
I won’t promise to work very hard for you on your article because my health has not been too robust the last couple of years and I don’t put a lot of effort into anything anymore, but I wish you every success in your venture and if you have some questions, I will try to answer them if it can be done simply and briefly.
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Source type | Book Series |
Volume | 29 Chapter: 4 |
Published | |
Subject date | 1982, 1975,1976,1977,1978,1979,1980,1981, |
Language | en |
Document type | Interview |
Media type | text |
Page count | 104 |
Pages | pp. 57-160 |
Id | 7334 |
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Availability | Purchasable |
Inserted | 2024-10-27 |