Happily Ever After

1989
G
1 h 15 min

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Malcolm McDowell, Edward Asner, Irene Cara, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Sally Kellerman, Tracey Ullman, Carol Channing, Linda Gary, Michael Horton, and Frank Welker in Happily Ever After (1989)

Snow White and her new friends must rescue the Prince when he is captured by the Wicked Queen's vengeful brother.

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaSnow White and her new friends must rescue the Prince when he is captured by the Wicked Queen's vengeful brother.Snow White and her new friends must rescue the Prince when he is captured by the Wicked Queen's vengeful brother.Snow White and her new friends must rescue the Prince when he is captured by the Wicked Queen's vengeful brother.

Direção
- John Howley
Roteiristas
- Martha Moran
- Robby London
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

5,6/10

2,7 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- John Howley
Roteiristas
- Martha Moran
- Robby London
Artistas

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Scowl
(narração)

Irene Cara

Snow White
(narração)

Carol Channing

Muddy
(narração)

Dom DeLuise

The Looking Glass
(narração)

Phyllis Diller

Mother Nature
(narração)

Zsa Zsa Gabor

Blossom
(narração)

Linda Gary

Critterina
(narração)
…

Jonathan Harris

Sunflower
(narração)

Michael Horton

The Prince
(narração)

Sally Kellerman

Sunburn
(narração)

Malcolm McDowell

Lord Malice
(narração)

Tracey Ullman

Moonbeam
(narração)
…

Frank Welker

Batso
(narração)

Direção
- John Howley
Roteiristas
- Martha Moran
- Robby London
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Curiosidades
The film was originally produced in 1988 under the title "Snow White in the Land of Doom." Disney sued, fearing consumers would mistake it for a direct sequel to Branca de Neve e os Sete Anões (1937). It prompted a title change and several drastic alterations to the film's content.

Erros de gravação
Just as Lord Maliss is going to turn Snow White into a stone figure, he ties her wrists together and behind her back. As the dwarfelles come to rescue her, we see a quick shot of Snow White gasping and covering her face with her hands, untied. In the next shot, she asks Thunderella to untie her, her wrists are tied together again.

Citações
Batso: Hey, Scowl, you really gotta quit smoking, it's gonna kill you.
Scowl the Owl: I'm about to be owl stew, and he's worried about smoking. Batso, quick! Shake a wing!
Batso: OK.
[Batso squeaks as he dances]
Scowl the Owl: No! Blow out the candle!
Batso: Oh, sure thing, Scowl.
Scowl the Owl: What are you waiting for?
Batso: I can't decide what to wish for.
Scowl the Owl: Blow it out!

Versões alternativas
The DVD release of the film by 20th Century Fox features an edited print of the film, removing most of the more violent scenes from the film, including instances of blood and different characters' hair being pulled.

Conexões
Featured in Musical Hell: Happily Ever After (2014)

Trilhas sonoras
Love is the Reason
Music and Lyrics by John Lewis Parker
Performed by Irene Cara

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5/10

A good movie overshadowed by Disney's Classic

This was a fun movie when I was young. There were a lot of things I liked about this one, even if it is often considered a lousy film. One thing that really bothers me (and has bothered me since I was like 6 or something) is the prince. Who on earth could fall for that pansy! geez. The Dwarfelles are the most adorable magical pint-sized ladies ever (especially Moonbeam!). On it's own it's a pretty cool kid's movie. I liked the songs, even if some consider them lame. I recently popped it into the good ol' VCR to watch out of boredom and nostalgia. I sang along with every song. I could still remember all the words....

It's just when compared to the Disney movie it runs into problems. The movie varies too much from Disney to be considered a sequel, and most people forget that, and reject this film for that reason. If Disney had intended on a sequel they would have made one. It's cute and stuffed to bursting with morals! It is a bit on the cheesy side, but who doesn't like a little cheese?