However, even before Walts battle with cancer, he saw great potential for his son-in-law in hisever-growing empire.
Roger Ebert gave two thumbs down to some of the Mouse House’s most infamous offerings.
In the wake of Disneys passing in December 1966, the organization was at a crossroads.
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But, for Miller himself, it wasTRONthat he considered a cornerstone of his legacy.
When speaking withJim Hill Media, Miller said he looked at the film as an artistic and commercial success.
Yet, for all his accomplishments, Miller only ran Disney from 1983-1984.
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So, what happened?
The answer is complex and has heavily contributed to Millers mixed legacy.
The family drama was intense, and the board ultimately sided with Roy.
Ron Millers time as Disneys CEO was certainly filled with impressive highs and controversial lows.
However, the near-dismantling of its various businesses left Walts son-in-law with a muddled legacy.
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