CNBC: Disney CEO Bob Iger did not rule out future acquisitions of intellectual property, but said the company currently has a great hand and doesn’t need more. “I don’t want to suggest that we’re sated or not, but I don’t think there are any specific needs right now. There are no holes to fill.” Disney bought Pixar, the animation studio behind the “Toy Story” trilogy, in 2006. Then, it acquired Marvel Comics and its stable of iconic superheroes in 2009, followed by its purchase of the coveted “Star Wars” franchise in 2012.