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When the Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998 was signed into law, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' [...]	D
Some 150 girls were tested for the voice of Snow White including Deanna Durbin who was just on the t [...]	D
There were a number of scenes cut during the production either while discussing story lines or after [...]	D
The first full-length animated feature film to come out of the United States. (The first ever were E [...]	D
The musical elements that make up the film would eventually become the dominant tradition at Walt Di [...]	D
The only full-length Disney animated film until Taron e la pÃ©ntola mÃ gica (1985) to have compl [...]	D
The film came third in the UK's Ultimate Film, in which films were placed in order of how many seats [...]	D
Walt Disney would not stage a huge gala Hollywood premiere for one of his films for another 27 years [...]	D
The hand-drawn animation that makes up the film would be the dominant form of animation at Walt Disn [...]	D
Snow White is the youngest Disney Princess at the age of 14.	D
Disney announced that a live action adaptation was in the works on October 31, 2016.	D
Sterling Holloway, who later appeared in many Walt Disney films, was considered for the role of Slee [...]	D
Early in the film, the Queen is fooled to think that she owns Snow White's severed heart. The Magic [...]	D
Filmation produced two animated sequels; Il Natale di Biancaneve (1980), where she's a blonde and sh [...]	D
There were a number of scenes cut during production either while discussing story lines or after som [...]	D
In the film, Snow White explains to the Seven Dwarfs that she is in a love with a charming prince. H [...]	D
The often quoted "original" names of the dwarfs (Snick, Glick, Blick, Flick, Plick, Whick and Quee) [...]	D
The throne of Queen Grimhilde has a peacock motif, possibly in reference to her vanity.	D
No rotoscoping was used for the depiction of Queen Grimhilde, as the animators preferred drawing the [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
In the original version of "Snow White" by the Brothers Grimm, the Evil Queen is Snow White's biolog [...]	D
Moral: Don't be jealous.	D
Whenever Doc speaks, he uses malapropisms and spoonerisms. This was in part why comedian Roy Atwell [...]	D
When the movie was released, it was generally accepted that the correct plural form of "dwarf" was " [...]	D
This was the first film to ever have a soundtrack recording album released for it. Because Walt Disn [...]	D
Ward Kimball was dejected when he learned that his two main sequences (the dwarfs eating soup and bu [...]	D
The movie was to start with scenes involving Snow White's mother, but they had to be cut to avoid th [...]	D
In the dwarves' home, almost every wooden surface has an animal carved into it. Even the edge of eac [...]	D
Queen Grimhilde wears a purple gown and black cloak in her regular form. Following her transformatio [...]	D
All the dwarfs were modeled after real people.	D
The potion which transforms the Queen into an old woman includes mummy dust. During the Late Middle [...]	D
In the original story by the Brothers Grimm the dwarfs don't have names but among the names consider [...]	D
When the Dwarfs bathe, Dopey swallows a bar of soap. A sequence showing how they got the soap out of [...]	D
This is the first Walt Disney Animation Studios film to use full opening credits	D
Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora can communicate with animals. Also all three of these classic pri [...]	D
To keep the animators' minds working, Walt Disney instituted his "Five Dollars a Gag" policy. One no [...]	D
The Prince was originally a much more prominent character, but the difficulty found in animating him [...]	D
Happy was the only dwarf that Snow White does not refer to by name.	D
One of only two personally produced Walt Disney feature-length animated films not to carry the scree [...]	D
According to the audio commentary on the 2009 Diamond Edition Blu ray/DVD, Snow White's quote to the [...]	D
Convinced that it would fail, the Hollywood film industry labeled the film "Walt Disney's Folly".	D
Disney Studios in Burbank was built with the profits from Biancaneve e i sette nani (1937).	D
In trying to design Queen Grimhilde's castle, the animators took inspiration by the AlcÃ¡zar of Se [...]	D
For the scene where the dwarfs are sent off to wash, animator Frank Thomas had Dopey do a hitch step [...]	D
Some animators were opposed to the name Dopey, claiming that it was too modern a word to use in a ti [...]	D
In the film Snow White is seen wearing tan tights instead of showing her bare legs. In the Disney bo [...]	D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list.	D
Despite his name, Sneezy only sneezes four times throughout the movie (not counting the two that are [...]	D
The voice of the Prince was by Harry Stockwell the father of Dean and Guy Stockwell,	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the Top 100 Greatest American Movies.	D
The girl who modeled for Snow White was Marge Belcher who, after the film was completed, married Art [...]	D
The Queens Castle is based on the Neuschwanstein in Bavaria, Germany. The same castle was also used [...]	D
[June 2008] Ranked #1 on the American Film Institute's list of the 10 greatest films in the genre "A [...]	D
When Walt Disney picked up his honorary Oscar statuettes for Biancaneve e i sette nani (1937), he to [...]	D
In the film, the youthful Queen shapeshifts into an old hag through use of a magic potion prepared a [...]	D
750 artists including 32 animators 102 assistant animators 65 special effects animators and 25 backg [...]	D
Queen Grimhilde's main goal is to remain the fairest woman in the land, and not be replaced by a you [...]	D
For Queen Grimhilde's other form as an old hag, the animators had to create new body language and fa [...]	D
Made four times as much money as any other film in 1938.	D
The Seven Dwarfs would later appear in a educational short film, The Winged Scourge (1943).	D
Sergei Eisenstein, director of La corazzata Potemkin (1925), called it the "greatest film ever made. [...]	D
There is a popular theory from Disney fans that the skeleton seen being mocked by the Queen was the [...]	D
When talking to herself, the Evil Queen describes the dwarfs as "little men". She might regard them [...]	D
This film and Guerre stellari (1977) which was released nearly 40 years later were both thought to b [...]	D
The trees that grab Snow White's dress were based on unique Garry Oak trees, found on Southern Vanco [...]	D
One of the first films to have related merchandise available at the time of premiere.	D
In the film, Snow White sleeps in deathlike slumber throughout autumn (symbolized by falling leaves) [...]	D
Animator Shamus Culhane recalled drawing the Dwarfs' march home in the "Heigh Ho" scene as one of th [...]	D
Happy is the only one of the seven dwarfs who has white eyebrows. All the rest have black eyebrows.	D
All of the dwarfs have dark eye color except for Dopey; his are light blue.	D
Publicity material relates that production employed 32 animators, 102 assistants, 167 "in-betweeners [...]	D
Dopey was initially considered for Fantasia (1940) as the apprentice in "The Sorcerer's Apprentice". [...]	D
The voice of the Prince was by Harry Stockwell, the father of actors Dean and Guy Stockwell.	D
"The Screen Guild Theater" broadcast a 30-minute radio adaptation of the Walt Disney version on Apri [...]	D
The voice of the Prince was provided by Harry Stockwell the father of actors Dean and Guy Stockwell,	D
At a recording session, Lucille La Verne, the voice of the Wicked Queen, was told by Walt Disney's a [...]	D
The design of the character Queen Grimhilde is credited to Walt Disney and Joe Grant, while the one [...]	D
The original design for Snow White was done by the artists behind Betty Boop giving her pouting red [...]	D
Biancaneve e i sette nani (1937) became the first release in Disney's new Platinum Edition DVD serie [...]	D
The Seven Dwarfs discover that Snow White has decorated their cottage with goldenrod flowers. "Golde [...]	D
Pinto Colvig who provided the voice for Goofy did the voices for Sleepy and Grumpy.	D
Was the first of many Walt Disney films to have its premiere engagement at New York City's Radio Cit [...]	D
Even though Snow White is the youngest Disney Princess she is actually the oldest in the Disney fran [...]	D
This film was selected into the National Film Registry in 1989 (the first year of inductions) for be [...]	D
The song "Someday My Prince Will Come" later became- rather surprisingly- something of a jazz standa [...]	D
The British Board of Film Censors (now, the British Board of Film Classification) gave the film an A [...]	D
Adriana Caselotti (Snow White) was not invited to the premiere of the movie. When she tried to get i [...]	D
The initial budget for the film was $500,000, but by the time the film was completed it was reputed [...]	D
In the film, the dwarfs are miners and own a diamond mine. In Germanic folklore, dwarfs are often de [...]	D
The Queen is supposed to be Germanic in origin, but the book of spells she is reading is written in [...]	D
According to BoxOfficeMojo.com, if adjusted for inflation, it is the 10th highest grossing film of a [...]	D
One source of information states that Walt Disney got the idea for an animated feature when he passe [...]	D
Walt Disney wanted to keep Snow White's voice as a special one-time sound, and held Adriana Caselott [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie when the evil queen is walking toward her mirror you see that the surr [...]	D
In the original fairy tale transcribed in German by Wilhelm Grimm and Jacob Grimm, the seven charact [...]	D
Considered to be one of fifteen films that changed American cinema.	D
In the original film from 1915, the Queen and the Witch were actually two separate characters.	D
A number of actors and actresses were used as models to give the artists ideas on the flow of moveme [...]	D
"Jiminy crickets" is uttered twice by the dwarfs. It's an old expression usually used to express sur [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
In the original story by the Brothers Grimm the dwarfs do not have names but amongst names considere [...]	D
When the dwarfs first encounter an intruder (i.e., Snow White) in their cottage, they hide in the fo [...]	D
The only Disney animated feature film until La spada nella roccia (1963) to be released in December [...]	D
Held the title of highest grossing film ever for exactly one year, after which it was knocked out of [...]	D
Queen Grimhilde was the first major character to ever die in a Disney film, and the screenwriters st [...]	D
Sleepy and Dopey are the only left-handed dwarfs. This is most evident when the dwarfs arrive at the [...]	D
When comedian Billy Gilbert found out that one of the dwarfs' names was Sneezy he called up Walt Dis [...]	D
While trying to settle on a characterization Queen Grimhilde, Walt Disneystarted envisioning her as [...]	D
The Special Academy Award given to the picture consisted of one standard Oscar statuette and seven m [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' first feature film and only one of the 1930s.	D
the symbols surrounding the Magic Mirror are the twelve zodiac signs.	D
Susanna Foster and Betty Jaynes auditioned for the voice of Snow White.	D
Frieda van Hessen, the Dutch singing voice of Snow White, was forced into hiding during WW2, and sur [...]	D
Disney named the Evil Queen as Queen Grimhilde, though the name is not used in the actual film. They [...]	D
Scenes planned, but never fully animated: The queen holds the prince in the dungeon and uses her mag [...]	D
The film was finally released on video in 1994, after several years of the studio resisting any noti [...]	D
Snow White seemingly being killed at the end only to turn out to be alive has gone on to be used in [...]	D
There was a planned Disney sequel about Snow White's sister, Rose Red. It was first announced in 201 [...]	D
Snow White does not once interact with the Prince. This makes her the only Disney Princess who does [...]	D
Storyboards for a sequel to this movie were discovered in the Disney Company vault titled "Snow Whit [...]	D
In the films 1992 UK re release in cinemas the film was distributed by Warner Bros. However, future [...]	D
A 1938 promotional brochure for the film added a background tale for the Evil Queen. She supposedly [...]	D
The opening credits feature an acknowledgment virtually unique in Hollywood features of the 1930s: " [...]	D
Dancer Marge Champion, whose movements as a dancer were rotoscoped to be used as guide for Snow Whit [...]	D
When the movie was played at Radio City Music Hall on its first release, the theater managers had to [...]	D
As it's widely known, every country where the movie has been translated has its own set of seven nam [...]	D
There are only 11 human characters in the film - Snow White, the Dwarfs, the Queen, the Prince, and [...]	D
Folklorists have recorded variations of Snow White's tale from nearly every European country, "from [...]	D
With the exception of Dopey, none of the dwarfs refer to any of the others by name.	D
Roy O. Disney created the sound of the floor creaking with Dopey's slow footsteps by slowly bending [...]	D
Doc is the only one of the seven dwarfs who wears spectacles.	D
During the production phase of the film, Grim Natwick and Norman Ferguson were tasked with refining [...]	D
For some years after the film was made the identity of the girl behind Snow White's voice was kept s [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of the top 100 America's Greatest Music in th [...]	D
The first ever Disney animated feature film, which is as per usual where the score has been done by [...]	D
Marge Belcher who Modelled Snow White for the artists married Art Babbitt, one of the animators and [...]	D
To avoid depicting the Seven Dwarfs killing Queen Grimhilde, the film depicts her death as caused by [...]	D
A live model was used for animators to help them give Snow White a more realistic look. This worked [...]	D
Spoonerizing comedian Joe Twerp was earlier considered for the role of Doc, according to the DVD sup [...]	D
The Brothers Grimm published their first version of "Snow White" in 1812. Their final revised versio [...]	D
It took 2 months for the studio chemists to mix over 1,500 pint colours.	D
Deanna Durbin auditioned for the voice of Snow White, but was not chosen because Walt Disney felt he [...]	D
Pinto Colvig who provided the voice of Goofy did the voices for both Sleepy and Grumpy,	D
Biancaneve e i sette nani (1937) was the first full-length cel-animated feature in motion picture hi [...]	D
The film's initial budget of $250,000 was 10 times the average budget for one of the studio's Silly [...]	D
The first animated feature to be selected for the National Film Registry.	D
The running gag of Sleepy being bothered by a fly was originally going to culminate in Sleepy trappi [...]	D
Walt Disney came up with the idea for the film when he was only 15, working as a newsboy in Kansas C [...]	D
In 1934 Walt and his writers and animators started discussing story lines, production started in 193 [...]	D
It is very possible Dopey is actually 'adopted' in the film. The other dwarfs are noticeably much ol [...]	D
In the film, Doc is the informal leader of the Dwarfs. Grumpy keeps challenging his authority, and a [...]	D
Grimhilde is from Norse mythology. She was competing for Siegfried's affections with Brunhilde in th [...]	D
Walt Disney paid the animators on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs $5 for any gag that made it into t [...]	D
It took animator Wolfgang Reitherman nine tries to get the animation of the Slave in the Magic Mirro [...]	D
Marge Champion served as a movement model for Snow White; some of this animation was later reworked [...]	D
Harry Stockwell, who voices the Prince, was the father of actors Guy Stockwell and Dean Stockwell.	D
In the original outline for the film, Queen Grimhilde was depicted as wanting to marry the teenage p [...]	D
It took 2 months for the studio chemists to mix over 1,500 paint colours in order to determine the f [...]	D
HIDDEN MICKEY: Formed by three stones on the wall behind the Queen as she strides down to the baseme [...]	D
The cutting of the bedroom fight sequence is indicated by the scene being cut off before Grumpy says [...]	D
Pinto Colvig who provided the voice for Goofy did the voices for both Sleepy and Grumpy,	D
The film was a particular favorite of Dutch painter Piet Mondrian.	D
The Evil Queen character is pictured on one of ten USA non-denominated commemorative postage stamps [...]	D
When the Queen interacts with her employees, she displays domineering traits and a commanding voice. [...]	D
Dopey initially was to talk with the voice of Mel Blanc, but was made mute instead. The same happene [...]	D
Fifty ideas for the dwarfs' names and personalities were listed in the film's proposal; the list inc [...]	D
A number of actors and actresses were used as models to give the artists ideas on the flow of moveme [...]	D
The highest-grossing animated film of all time, adjusted for inflation.	D
Throughout the film. the Queen is clad mostly in black and other "negative" dark colors, providing a [...]	D
"Lux Radio Theater" broadcast a 60-minute radio adaptation of the movie on December 26, 1938 with ma [...]	D
Dopey is the only one of the seven dwarfs who does not have a beard.	D
The film was also going to include all three of the Queen's assassination attempts (poison comb, bod [...]	D
Queen Grimhilde wears high-heeled pumps in her youthful form, and gray slippers in her aged form.	D
Allan Jones, Douglas McPhail, Dennis Morgan and Felix Knight auditioned for the role of the Prince.	D
Some 150 girls were tested for the voice of Snow White including Deanna Durbin who was on the thresh [...]	D
When the witch is running away from the dwarfs she climbs a mountain and on reaching the top attempt [...]	D
According to the film's background information, the face in the Magic Mirror supposedly represent th [...]	D
Adolf Hitler's favorite film along with King Kong (1933) and Serenata a vallechiara (1941).	D
Before the evil queen even transformed herself into the old hag peddler woman, she does not once int [...]	D
The initial budget for the film was 1/2 a million dollars but by the time it was completed it was re [...]	D
25 songs were written for the movie but only eight were used.	D

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