La principessa e il ranocchio

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In the party scene at the start, the sound of the birds is the same as the birds at the wedding of E [...]	D
Is the last theatrically released traditionally animated film of all time that's not based off any a [...]	D
Keith David's second fully animated film of 2009 after Coraline (2009).	D
This is the last film directed by John Musker and Ron Clements to receive a G rating before the MPAA [...]	D
This is Walt Disney Animation Studio's first musical film in which all of the voice actors do both t [...]	D
Jennifer Lewis's third animated film after Shark Tale (2004) and Cars (2006).	D
A code title used during production was "Orpheus."	D
One of the more subtle Louisiana references is the name of Ray's love, Evangeline. The name refers t [...]	D
The first 2-D animated Disney film for composer Randy Newman, who previously scored the Disney/Pixar [...]	D
This is the sixth Disney collaboration between directors John Musker and Ron Clements after Basil l' [...]	D
In voodou (voodoo, voodun, voodu, etc.), the spirits, or gods, are called Loa (or Lwa); they are all [...]	D
There was an early draft entitled "Stop and Smell the Roses" where Naveen tells Tiana she needs to h [...]	D
Randy Newman: the film's composer also provides the voice for the minor character Cousin Randy.	D
The frog accidental kissing scene is a humorous take on a similar one in "Lady and the Tramp," the D [...]	D
This was supposed to spearhead a return to hand-drawn animation but subsequent research after the fi [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, a doll of Merida from Pixar's Ribelle: The Brave (2012) can be seen on [...]	D
The 38th Disney animated feature film to be shot in the 1.85:1 aspect ratio after Bambi (1942), Salu [...]	D
The last Disney's animated film of 2000s to be rated G by the MPAA.	D
When Louis is describing Mama Odie in the swamp, he pulls some Spanish moss down around his head and [...]	D
Fans of the movie are called Froggers.	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' last film of the 2000s to be rated G by the ACB (Australian Classific [...]	D
Peter Renaday's seventeenth Walt Disney Animation Studios film after The Aristocats (1970), Robin Ho [...]	D
Dr. Facilier's name in French means "to make something easy". Like his character, his name is decept [...]	D
Tiana is one of only two Disney princesses to not be entirely human in her film. The other being Ari [...]	D
When Louis the alligator first appears with jaws agape behind Naveen, the scene looks very much like [...]	D
During their time in New Orleans, directors Ron Clements and John Musker and producer Peter Del Vech [...]	D
The star Ray calls "Evangeline" is, in fact, the planet Venus, named for the Roman goddess of love.	D
In the scene where Tiana and Naveen are being chased by the dog Stella, one of the guests has a gree [...]	D
Logan Browning, Christina Milian, Julissa Bermudez and Ashanti were also considered for the role of [...]	D
In one scene the villain shadow turns the wallpaper into skulls and crossbones.	D
As most traditional fairy tales are set in Europe, John Musker and Ron Clements were keen to do one [...]	D
When Tiana talks to the picture of her father as she is changing to go to work, we see he is dressed [...]	D
BeyoncÃ© was considered for the role of Tiana but lost out on the role, because she refused to aud [...]	D
The Prince of Maldonia is called Naveen. Naveen is an Indian name (meaning "new"), which suggests th [...]	D
Bruno Campos - who voices Prince Naveen - is Brazilian but is here also imitating a French accent. ( [...]	D
The dance Naveen and Tiana do in the last few seconds resembles a simple version of the "cakewalk." [...]	D
The prologue takes place in November of 1912, as indicated by the newspaper with the headline, "Wils [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' last film of the 2000s to be rated U by the BBFC.	D
One notable similarity between Dr. Facilier and Keith David, who provided his voice, is that both ha [...]	D
According to the directors, the main reason Experienced Voice Actor Jim Cummings was cast as Ray was [...]	D
A shadow looks like Skeleton Jack from The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), another Walt Disney An [...]	D
The animation style was influenced primarily by Lilli e il vagabondo (1955), for the city scenes, an [...]	D
For much of the film, Naveen calls Tiana "Princess" and later "Waitress", symbolizing his objectific [...]	D
Despite the fact that the characters they voice appear to be in their late 30s to early 40s, Terranc [...]	D
The animation backgrounds in the film are entirely digital, painted in Adobe Photoshop using Cintiq [...]	D
Walt Disney Amimation Studios' first film since Mulan (1998) released 11 years prior to be a musical [...]	D
Tiana is the third human protagonist in a Walt Disney Animation Studios film to not be entirely huma [...]	D
John Goodman actually has a home down in New Orleans.	D
The film takes place in 1926.	D
According to the movies subtitles, the last line of Dr. Facilier's Friends On the Other Side song is [...]	D
Angela Bassett was considered for the role of Eudora.	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' first musical film to not release on VHS.	D
Right at the beginning of the opening credits song, "Down in New Orleans," you can see someone shaki [...]	D
The very first and very last scenes show Evangeline in the sky. In the last scene, she is joined by [...]	D
Animator Bruce W. Smith described Dr Facilier as "the love child of Le avventure di Peter Pan (1953) [...]	D
Dr. Facilier is the only character in the film to refer to himself by that name. All the others call [...]	D
The streetcar Tiana takes to work, during an early scene, is labeled with the number "A113." A113 wa [...]	D
When the Shadow Man is reading Prince Naveen's tarot cards, the last card he pulls is of the prince' [...]	D
During the Walt Disney Company's annual shareholder meeting in March 2007, Randy Newman performed a [...]	D
Tiana was the only Disney princess who is proposed (about to be) to on screen until Anna in both Fro [...]	D
Pays homage to the star-gazing scene from Disney's The Lion King. In that scene, Timon says that sta [...]	D
There are two subtle nods to hugely successful film franchises by rival studios here. When frog Tian [...]	D
Originally intended to release on Christmas Day of 2009, but was pushed forward 2 weeks to avoid com [...]	D
Throughout the film, Charlotte wears clothes that are either colored red or pink, symbolizing her gi [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios first film that's rated G by the MPAA to be hand-drawn animated since [...]	D
The film was originally titled "The Frog Princess." Disney changed several key elements to the film [...]	D
Actress Jenifer Lewis and composer Randy Newman previously worked together on Pixar's Cars - Motori [...]	D
Because the film didn't gross as high as Disney hoped, they decided not to take the traditional rout [...]	D
John Musker and Ron Clements' first directorial effort to not release on VHS.	D
The firefly Ray is in love with the Evening Star he named "Evangeline" and thinks it's another firef [...]	D
First Disney film since Il Re Leone (1994) to have more than one song be nominated for Best Original [...]	D
The colored symbols that float around during the song "Friends on the Other Side," and that appear o [...]	D
First Traditionally Animated Disney Film released in theaters since Winnie the Pooh e gli efelanti ( [...]	D
Ron Clements was at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival when he got caught in a downpour and to [...]	D
First Disney Animated Feature Film to have a December Release since Le follie dell'imperatore (2000) [...]	D
During the frogs' escape from the masqued ball, a guest dressed as Zorro tries to stop them with his [...]	D
Studio trademark: Habitually barefoot character(s): Mama Odie is barefoot every time she appears.	D
When Mama Odie is looking for the clam with the pearl in "Dig a little deeper", one of the items she [...]	D
The last Theatrically released fully animated film of the 2000s.	D
Disney's 49th full-length animated feature and last one of the 2000s.	D
Dr. Facilier looks very similar to the Voodoo god of magic, ancestor-worship, and death, Baron Samed [...]	D
The large pink birds are roseate spoonbills, not flamingos. Similar plumage colors, but different be [...]	D
The Mama Odie character was inspired and patterned after the late famed New Orleans storyteller Cole [...]	D
Upon receiving three Academy Award nominations in February 2010, La principessa e il ranocchio (2009 [...]	D
The first Disney movie to feature an African-American princess.	D
In the first act of the film, Tiana's clothes are mostly in subdued colors, symbolizing her overly s [...]	D
In the graveyard scene during the Shadow Man's defeat, there are three headstones that appear with s [...]	D
During the tarot card reading, four cards are based on actual tarot: Prince Naveen's first card, the [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' tenth film to have a non-recurring composer compose the score with th [...]	D
The first hand-drawn Disney animated film since Mucche alla riscossa (2004). Disney's UNIX-based CAP [...]	D
Also contains spoiler for Anastasia. Dr Facilier and Rasputin are both defeated after the protagonis [...]	D
The hunters in the bayou represent Lennie and George, one being big and slow and one being skinny an [...]	D
Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys, and Tyra Banks were all considered for the lead role. Keys and Banks p [...]	D
Although Dr. Facilier's plot hinges on killing Big Daddy La Bouff with a Hex doll (commonly known as [...]	D
When frog Naveen flips between the two pages of the fairy tale, he's emulating the animation scene o [...]	D
The first american family-friendly hand-drawn animated film to release theatrically since Curious Ge [...]	D
Dr. Facilier is the second main antagonist of a Walt Disney Animation Studios to have supposedly bee [...]	D
Considering Tiana spends a large amount of the film naked (in frog form) she actually has more costu [...]	D
At the La Boufs' ball to welcome Prince Naveen to New Orleans, a couple dressed up in outfits simila [...]	D
Contains several references to the plays of Tennessee Williams who, despite having been born in Miss [...]	D
One of the floats in the Mardi Gras parade features King Triton from La sirenetta (1989).	D
There was some opposition to the choice of New Orleans, given that the city had recently endured Hur [...]	D
At the end of the movie Tiana's place has a band called "Firefly Five Plus Lou". This is a play on t [...]	D
Released on the same weekend as Avatar (2009) and Sherlock Holmes (2009).	D
Oprah Winfrey was originally hired as a technical consultant before being given a voice role in the [...]	D
Anika Noni Rose (Tiana) requested that Tiana be left-handed, because Rose herself is left-handed.	D
Animator Eric Goldberg supervised the animation of Tiana's "Almost There" fantasy sequence, which wa [...]	D
The Swan Princess (1994) character Jean-Bob looks and behaves similarly to Naveen (in frog form).	D
When Louis (the alligator) is singing about becoming a human being, he mentions Louis Armstrong and, [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' first musical film to release in the 21st century.	D
Mama Odie and Rafiki from Il Re Leone (1994) are very similar. The both live in a baobab tree and ar [...]	D
Last Disney Princess Film as of 2016 to be Rated G by the MPAA.	D
Among the visual nods to classic Disney films are: When Charlotte dances with Naveen with the crowd [...]	D
The alligator character in the film is named Louis, in honor of jazz great Louis Armstrong, who was [...]	D
The print in the newspaper that Big Daddy reads in the opening song reads, "Rich playboy arrives in [...]	D
The Evening Star (Venus) is introduced early in the movie, when first the children and later the adu [...]	D
The 9th best-selling DVD of 2010.	D
Tiana and Naveen kiss each other five times in the film, more than any other couple in a Disney prin [...]	D
This film along with Raya and the Last Dragon (2020) are the only Walt Disney Animation Studios film [...]	D
A live action version of Tiana appeared in the seventh season of C'era una volta (2011).	D
This film along with The Great Mouse Detective (1986) are the only two films directed by John Musker [...]	D
While the film takes place in the mid-1920s, the time when Prohibition was still enforced until 1933 [...]	D
Alicia Keys contacted the Disney Studios, offering her services.	D

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