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Jump to: navigation, search Sleeping Beauty (Sleeping Beauty) Picture desired Director Clyde Geronimi, pancake pantry Eric Larson Manufacturing Walt Disney pancake pantry Script Charles Perrault Erdman Penner Featuring Mary Costa Eleanor Audley Verna Felton Music George Bruns Distribution Buena Vista Pictures Released January 29, 1959 Genre Children pancake pantry / fairy Length pancake pantry 75 min Language Dutch (orig. English) Budget $ 6,000,000 (estimated) Precursor Lady and the Tramp (1955) Continued Dalmatirs 101 (1961) IMDb profile Portal Movie Disney
Sleeping Beauty (original title Sleeping pancake pantry Beauty) is an American animated film in 1959, Walt Disney Feature Animation. The film was based on the fairy tale of Sleeping Beauty by Charles Perrault. It was Walt Disney's sixteenth full-length cartoon.
Contents [hide] 1 Plot 2 Characters and voices 2.1 2nd Dutch dubbing translated by 3 Background 3.1 Production Release 3.2 and later history 3.3 Soundtrack 4 Awards and nominations 5 External links [edit] Plot
The film is set in a not named kingdom during the 14th century. King Stefan and his wife Queen reign for many years on this realm, but still have no heir. The joy in the country pancake pantry is very large as their daughter, Aurora, is born. There is a big feast. Also present at this party is Hugo, the king of the neighboring country of Stefan. His son, Phillip is betrothed to Aurora so that their two kingdoms, a great empire will ever be. Aurora is also visited by the three good fairies, Flora, Fauna and Nice weather each to donate. Her a special gift
After the gifts of Flora and Fauna comes to guard the evil fairy Maleficent, who lives in the forbidden mountain, inside. Angry that she was not invited to the party, she speaks a curse on Aurora: on her sixteenth birthday she will die when she pricks to the coil of a spinning wheel. Nice weather, however, the blue fairy, who had not yet given her gift to Aurora makes her magic curse milder: pancake pantry instead of dying Aurora will end up in a deep sleep and can be a true love's kiss awakened again.
Stefan let all the spinning wheels burning in the country, but the fairies are afraid that this will not be enough to keep the curse. Against adequate They come up with the plan to dive in a cottage in the woods, and to hold to her sixteenth birthday. Hidden under her there with Aurora To ensure that Maleficent nothing gets through, they give their magic and life all those sixteen years as ordinary people. pancake pantry The plan seems to succeed because the day of Auroras sixteenth birthday. Maleficent finds her It also had a downside. King Stefan gave Aurora missing. The fairies give Aurora the pseudonym Sleeping pancake pantry Beauty.
On the day that the fairies will finally reveal who she really is, Aurora meets Prince Phillip. Neither of them knows who the other really is, but they are in love. That night the fairies reveal the truth to Aurora and bring her back to the castle. Unwitting Mala Fides raven has heard the call. Maleficent go to the castle and at the last moment, they let the curse still true.
The fairies realize that the man who had Aurora in the forest meets Prince Phillip, and that he can break because he is her true love the curse. They let all the people in the castle fall asleep so no one will notice anything, and rush back to the cottage because Aurora had agreed there. Phillip Maleficent is for them, however, and let the prince capture. The fairies will risk their lives to the forbidden mountain and free the prince.
When Maleficent Phillips escape notice, pancake pantry she tries to stop him. Every way First she puts a huge hedge of thorns on around the castle, and then she turns herself pancake pantry into a dragon to fight the prince. Handedly Phillip manages to kill her. Then he hurries into the castle and coastal Aurora. pancake pantry The curse is broken and everyone in the castle wakes up again. [Edit] Characters and voices
The film was originally published pancake pantry in English, and was subsequently nagesychroniseerd twice for the Dutch market. The original Dutch dubbing comes from the 50s. This version has also been seen in 1970, 1979 and 1986. Seen in the cinema is also this version pancake pantry appeared in 1986 on VHS. In the 90s, the Dutch version recorded again.
In the English version, many of the characters had different names than the English version. Sometimes they were in the second pancake pantry dubbing a new name other than the first dubbing. Character English version Dutch dubbing 2nd 1996 Princess Aurora / Briar Rose (Princess Aurora / Sleeping Beauty) Mary Costa Joke Kruijf Prince Phillip (Pr