film and TV units will likely avoid dramas about terrorist plots. "Terrorism

is going to be taboo for a while, Iger told today's London

Financial Times. He did not indicate when it might be able to resume

business as usual.

"It would be wise of us to take the temperature of the

country and then follow that," Iger declared. For the time being, he said,

film and TV producers will often have to make decisions about content by

examining their "gut feelings." As of today, however, Iger indicated that he

doesn't know what direction programming will take. "Will people want a lot

more comedy based material, more family oriented and heart warming, or

police action dramas? It's way too early to tell."