La belle au bois dormant

Titre original : Sleeping Beauty

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Jane Wiedlin, Nicholas Clay, Tahnee Welch, and Sylvia Miles in La belle au bois dormant (1987)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFeature-length, live-action musical version of the classic fairy tale by Charles Perrault.Feature-length, live-action musical version of the classic fairy tale by Charles Perrault.Feature-length, live-action musical version of the classic fairy tale by Charles Perrault.

Réalisation
- David Irving
Scénario
- Michael Berz
- Charles Perrault
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- David Irving
Scénario
- Michael Berz
- Charles Perrault
Casting principal

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Rôles principaux31

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Tahnee Welch

Rosebud

Kenny Baker

Morgan Fairchild

Queen

David Holliday

King

Nicholas Clay

Prince

Sylvia Miles

Red Fairy

Shaike Ophir

Master Elf
(as Shai K. Ophir)

Jane Wiedlin

White Fairy

Orna Porat

Nana

Julian Chagrin

Advisor

Ya'ackov Ben-Sira

1st Counsellor
(as Yankele Ben Sira)

Danny Segev

2nd Counsellor

Igor Borisov

Cook

Joseph Bee

3rd Counsellor

Jonny Phillips

Count
(as Johnny Phillips)

Yehuda Efroni

Duke

Michael Schneider

1st Guard

Bob Levit

2nd Guard
(as Bob Levitt)

Réalisation
- David Irving
Scénario
- Michael Berz
- Charles Perrault
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Anecdotes
To save money, the Cannon Movie Tales were shot two or three at a time. "Sleeping Beauty" was shot simultaneously with Hansel et Gretel (1987). This wasn't the best of situations in that often the two crews would be competing for limited equipment, costumes, and sets.

Gaffes
When the white fairy lands on the castle steps after flying into Rosebud's christening, the wire attached to Jane Wiedlin can be seen.

Citations
Elf: I fell asleep, and while I was asleep, the princess pricked her finger, and she fell asleep... while I was asleep!
Master Elf: The princess has fallen asleep.
Elf: While I was asleep!
Master Elf: You shouldn't have fallen asleep.
Elf: Well, I'm sorry, Master.

Connexions
Featured in Musical Hell: Cannon Movie Tales: Sleeping Beauty (2018)

Bandes originales
Spin, Spin, Spin
Performed by Susan Berlin
Music by Michael Berz
Lyrics by Michael Berz, Susan Berlin (uncredited), and Dovis Miller (uncredited)

Avis des utilisateurs19

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nothing unexpected

a flat version, nice for good intentions, conventional at all, interesting, maybe, only for the performance of Kenny Baker. but it is not surprising. because it is not easy to give the right nuances of the fairy tale with a modest budget. and this does this version comfortable because it has one duty - to remind, with few small innovations, the universe of the text of Charles Perrault. nothing more. and, having this as start point, it is almost unfair to have great expectations. each actor does a reasonable work, the Charming Prince is not the most inspired choice, Tahnee Welch is a nice Rosebud and the White Fairy an admirable example of kitsch. but this is it. so, nothing unexpected.