In the quiet becalming of Hollywood that occurs in the days post-Oscar, my colleague Laura Holson has weighed in with a fascinating, and fairly rare, glimpse into the style and substance of John Lasseter, the founder of Pixar, come lately the chief honcho at Disney animation. He has been charged with reinventing the place, and hopes to do so in the grand tradition of Walt Disney. Lasseter is one of those classic man-behind-the-curtain figures in Hollywood; his home base of Pixar, up in northern California, has a true bunker-style culture and is extremely media averse, so this is a welcome ray of light into his thinking.
Lasseter Leads
