In which attraction did Mickey Mouse wear a Michael Eisner watch?

[ccudmore]

I remember years ago that in a movie at one of the attractions there was a clip where Michael Eisner was wearing a Mickey Mouse watch, and Mickey was wearing a Michael Eisner watch. Does anyone remember where that movie was?

 

[Robo]

I remember years ago that in a movie at one of the attractions there was a clip where Michael Eisner was wearing a Mickey Mouse watch, and Mickey was wearing a Michael Eisner watch. Does anyone remember where that movie was?

The closing film in the Animation Tour.
(Back when the Animation Studio was a real animation studio.)

 

[ajcolorado]

That is too funny.

 

[Robo]

That is too funny.

It was a very clever film.

In another scene in this little film, Chernabog (the evil devil from Night on Bald Mountain in Fantasia)

was seen sitting, scowling and brooding, in Mr. Eisner's favorite seat in a movie screening room.

This huge scary devil-creature looked up, saw his "boss" Mr. Eisner, and immediately politely excused himself,
and then he quickly got up and moved from the theater seat.

 

[PanamaMike]

It was a very clever film.

In another scene in this little film, Chernabog (the evil devil from Night on Bald Mountain in Fantasia)


was seen sitting, scowling and brooding, in Mr. Eisner's favorite seat in a movie screening room.

This huge scary devil-creature looked up, saw his "boss" Mr. Eisner, and immediately politely excused himself,
and then he quickly got up and moved from the theater seat.

Not exactly.

Mickey had taken his seat before the movie started, but the character in front of him was blocking his view. When Mickey politely asked him if he could do something to help with the problem, Chernabog stood up, turned around and spread his wings as the scary music from Fantasia began playing.

Just then Eisner came in and sat next to Mickey and told Chernabog to sit down because he was blocking everyone's view.

At that point Chernabog sheepishly replied "Oh, sorry Mr. Eisner" and made himself as small as he could.

It was a very clever film (along with the Walter Cronkit/Robin Williams film)and was one of my favourite things back in the early days of the Disney/MGM Studios.