Walt Disney built a media and entertainment company that stands as one of the most powerful on the planet, won more Academy Awards than anybody in history, created a cinematic art form, and invented a new kind of American vacation destination. Disney's work counts adoring fans on every continent and critics who decried its smooth façade of sentimentality and stubborn optimism, its feel-good re-write of American history. Part two of this two-part series focuses on Disney's troubles with union organizations, success in building Disneyland and Disney World, and his battle with lung cancer.

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Union Strikes Continue --(3:51) -- Affection in South America -- (2:50) -- Strike Cessation -- (4:27) -- Paradise Lost -- (3:24) -- Triumph of the Underdog -- (3:35) -- Song of the South -- (3:40) -- New Creative Revolution -- (2:31) -- War on Communism -- (3:29) -- Forced to Diversify -- (3:07) -- Disney in Crisis -- (2:30) -- Toy Trains and Manual Labor -- (3:07) -- Finding Pleasure -- (3:41) -- Birth of Disneyland -- (3:51) -- One Hour in Wonderland -- (3:36) -- Construction Begins -- (2:37) -- Master of Dreams and Hopes -- (3:53) -- Davy Crockett Series -- (3:26) -- Opening Day Approaches -- (4:14) -- Disneyland's Opening Day -- (3:18) -- Disneyland Experience -- (2:23) -- Representing American Values -- (3:06) -- King of Disneyland -- (3:15) -- A Hero's Welcome -- (2:47) -- Uncle Walt the Host -- (4:34) -- Personal Power of Disney -- (3:50) -- Live Action Animation -- (3:31) -- Mary Poppins -- (1:49) -- Sanctuary of Decency -- (3:22) -- Project Future -- (4:26) -- Health Concerns -- (3:55) -- Final Days of Disney -- (3:08) -- Walt Disney: A Figure of American Ethos -- (3:27) -- Credits: Walt Disney: Part 2 -- (2:19).