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We stroll to a point halfway between Walt's office and the Sherman Brothers' former office and nudge the door open. Here, 20 or so seats are aimed at a projection screen — and here hundreds of creative dreams are loved or lost. "They called it 'The Sweat Box,' Dick explains. "I remember the animators had push pins and they would throw them into the air and they would stick in the ceiling, and Walt would pay no attention to it at all. He would come in and say, 'OK, roll it.' And he'd say, 'OK, OK, all right, that will work,' and out the door he'd go. And if he didn't like something, he'd say, 'Who shot that?' and he'd say, 'It's too blatant,' or whatever it was… I remember the heat of summer, there was no air conditioning and they weren't sitting on these comfortable seats — they were wood backed."
We stroll to a point halfway between Walt's office and the Sherman Brothers' former office and nudge the door open. Here, 20 or so seats are aimed at a projection screen — and here hundreds of creative dreams are loved or lost. "They called it 'The Sweat Box,' Dick explains. "I remember the animators had push pins and they would throw them into the air and they would stick in the ceiling, and Walt would pay no attention to it at all. He would come in and say, 'OK, roll it.' And he'd say, 'OK, OK, all right, that will work,' and out the door he'd go. And if he didn't like something, he'd say, 'Who shot that?' and he'd say, 'It's too blatant,' or whatever it was… I remember the heat of summer, there was no air conditioning and they weren't sitting on these comfortable seats — they were wood backed."