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Roy Edward Disney (born January 10, 1930) is the son of the late Roy Oliver Disney and Edna Francis, and nephew of Walt Disney.
Roy decided to make this long-delayed sequel, and he was the executive producer of the film that took nine years to produce and was finally released on December 17, 1999.
On March 3, 2004, at Disney's annual shareholders' meeting, a surprising and unprecedented 43% of Disney's shareholders, predominantly rallied by former board members RoyDisney and Stanley Gold, voted to oppose the reelection of Eisner as chairman and CEO.
RoyDisney, who led a 1984 restructuring and recruitment of Eisner, cited complaints about Eisner's leadership, including the performance of Disney's ABC television networks and its theme parks in the letter.
RoyDisney, the nephew of company founder Walt Disney, in August said he struck a deal to sell more than 40 percent of his stake in the company, in which he was the largest individual shareholder.
Disney will be left with about 10 million shares, or 0.5 percent of the stock, less then the 14 million shares Eisner had in January.
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