Anastasia

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In an early storyboard version, the ending was slightly different, Anastasia was worried on not seei [...]	D
The character of Dimitri was based on a European Prince, who vouched for Anna Anderson's identity as [...]	D
This movie marks the second animated movie for Dame Angela Lansbury and Bernadette Peters in 1997, f [...]	D
When Don Bluth and Gary Goldman began researching the actual events, they discovered the history of [...]	D
The first movie to feature a new rendition of the 20th Century Fox fanfare, composed by David Newman [...]	D
This was the last animated movie from Twentieth Century Fox to feature a female protagonist until Ep [...]	D
Originally, Tilly the cat, a kitten of the Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna was going to have a larg [...]	D
In real life, Olga really did say that Anastasia's drawing looked like a pig riding a donkey. This w [...]	D
In real life, Gregori Efimovich (Rasputin) was a very controversial figure who, in fact, was the Rom [...]	D
The real Anastasia once wore a dress almost exactly like the one Anya wears in the last scenes of th [...]	D
The music box in this movie existed. It was given to Anastasia by Marie Feoderovna for her thirteent [...]	D
Shortly after meeting Anya (Meg Ryan), Dimitri (John Cusack) mispronounces her name "Enya". This cou [...]	D
This was the first movie for Twentieth Century Fox's animation division.	D
When Meg Ryan was offered the role of Anya, she could not decide if she wanted to accept it or not. [...]	D
Dimitri was originally going to be called "Philippe".	D
This movie marked the animated movie debut of Kelsey Grammer, following his first animated appearanc [...]	D
When Anya returns to the palace in St. Petersburg, and is in the ballroom, you can see the painting [...]	D
Woody Allen originally going to voice Bartok, but the studio was very reluctant upon discovering abo [...]	D
Don Bluth later admitted that he didn't like Vladimir's character design. He felt the more comically [...]	D
An early storyboard version for the final showdown was supposedly that Dmitri was to killed Rasputin [...]	D
Right from the beginning, directors Don Bluth and Gary Goldman wanted to film this movie in CinemaSc [...]	D
Sir Patrick Stewart, Jonathan Pryce, and Tim Curry were considered to voice Grigori Rasputin.	D
DIRECTOR TRADEMARK (Don Bluth): (object): Anastasia's music box. In 1916, the Dowager Empress Marie [...]	D
This movie marked the first movie by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman to be fully animated and produced in [...]	D
The portrait in the ballroom of the whole family includes a spaniel. The spaniel existed. The spanie [...]	D
In May 1994, the Los Angeles Times reported that Don Bluth and Gary Goldman had signed a long-term d [...]	D
Billy Porter and JK Simmons were ensemble singers in this film.	D
Hank Azaria and Kelsey Grammer appeared on The Simpsons.	D
Hank Azaria's first time voice acting in a theatrically released film. Later as well as reprising al [...]	D
Gary Goldman had commented that originally, as with the rest of the cast, they were going to have Me [...]	D
The story and plot of this movie shares similarities with Twentieth Century Fox's prior movie, Anast [...]	D
Bernadette Peters was not pleased with the design for her character. According to Gary Goldman, Pete [...]	D
Dimitri was supposedly based on Leonid Ivanovich Sednev, a kitchen boy who served the Romanovs along [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
Both Anastasia (1997) and Tangled (2010) share some similarities. Both films are about lost princess [...]	D
DIRECTOR TRADEMARK (Don Bluth): (children): Anastasia was separated from her family in the beginning [...]	D
As is the case with many Twentieth Century Fox movies, the film cans for the advance screening print [...]	D
Liz Callaway was called at the last minute by Vocalist Stephen Flaherty and Lyricist Lynn Ahrens to [...]	D
The fourth theatrically released animated film to be scored by David Newman after The Brave Little T [...]	D
Before Meg Ryan was cast, Liz Callaway was brought in to record several demos of the songs, hoping t [...]	D
Originally produced and released by Twentieth Century Fox to compete with Disney's animation departm [...]	D
Upon receiving two Academy Award nominations at the 70th Annual Academy Awards in 1998, this movie b [...]	D
In reality, Grigori Rasputin was a holy man in name only, and had no official connection to the Russ [...]	D
One idea for the soundtrack was Bartok singing Boney M's song "Ra Ra Rasputin", but they couldn't ge [...]	D
Martin Short was considered to play Bartok.	D
DIRECTOR TRADEMARK (Don Bluth): (emigrating protagonist): Czar Nichols II and his family were forced [...]	D
The job of composing the score was offered to Harry Gregson-Williams and John Powell but they turned [...]	D
In one of the film's trailers, the 20th Century Fox logo is seen partially covered by snow. However, [...]	D
The real Anastasia was born at the Peterhof Palace, which was called "The Farm" by her family. It wa [...]	D
Peter O'Toole was the studio's first choice to voice Grigori Rasputin, but due to the popularity of [...]	D
The musical number "Paris Holds the Key (To Your Heart)" includes cameos by various historical chara [...]	D
During the song "Learn to Do It", the list of family relatives states that there was an Uncle Vanya. [...]	D
The drawing the Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna (Dame Angela Lansbury) holds when she and Anya (Meg [...]	D
Before Grigori Rasputin was the antagonist, Don Bluth initially wanted to make an unknown communist [...]	D
Carrie Fisher contributed some ideas for this movie, especially the "Journey to the Past" sequence.	D
Don Bluth's highest-grossing film and his first financially successful film since Charlie - Anche i [...]	D
Near the beginning of this movie, Anya finds a puppy and names him Pooka. In Celtic folklore, a pook [...]	D
Hank Azaria won the role for Bartok only ten minutes into his audition.	D
Vladimir (Kelsey Grammer) tells Anya (Meg Ryan) that Anastasia means "she will rise again". The name [...]	D
Kelsey Grammer who voices Vlad is also the well known star of sitcom Frasier. In season 7 of Frasier [...]	D
Christopher Lloyd and Kelsey Grammer appeared on Cin cin (1982).	D
There is a concept art for a deleted scene and song number on Content Pro.com where Anastasia dances [...]	D
The drawing that Anastasia gives her grandmother is based on a 1914 painting created by the real lif [...]	D
Meg Ryan was in her mid thirties when she portrayed the eighteen-year-old Anastasia.	D
The Parisian bridge, on which the confrontation between Rasputin, Dimitri, and Anastasia occurs, is [...]	D
First animated movie Meg Ryan and John Cusack did.	D
Anne Fletcher(27 Dresses) and Adam Shankman(A Walk to Remember) were influenced dancers in this film [...]	D
Since the film was made in FOX, Disney now has ownership to the rights of the film, following their [...]	D
The original working title for this movie was called "The Music Box", due to its focus on the music [...]	D
The ballet that the characters go to see is "Cinderella".	D
J.K. Simmons' first time voice acting in a theatrical film, later he'd go onto voice the Warden in M [...]	D
The tiara the Dowager Empress wears during the opera/reunion scene is based on the Grand Duchess Vla [...]	D
Characters that were deleted from this movie were a cat and rat duo named Masha and Jean-Claude, tha [...]	D
20th Century Fox spent over $50 million marketing the film with promotional sponsors from Burger Kin [...]	D
Hank Azaria, Andrea Martin, and Kelsey Grammer made Bartok the Magnificent (1999), only Azaria repri [...]	D
John Cusack's sister, Joan Cusack and Kelsey Grammer worked together in another animated feature Toy [...]	D
Even though The Dowager Empress Marie speaks with a Russian accent in the film, she was actually Dan [...]	D
Glenn Walker Harris, Jr. voiced the younger version of John Cusack's character, Dimitri, in this mov [...]	D
When Anastasia and her Grandmother are running away from the palace, they are chased by Rasputin, wh [...]	D
Just as was suggested in this movie, the real-life Anastasia Romanov loved playing practical jokes. [...]	D
Arthur Malet's third animated film after The Secret of NIMH (1982) and The Black Cauldron (1985), th [...]	D
The character of Vladimir was based on Count Vladimir Frederiks, Czar Nicholas II's Chief Court Mini [...]	D
Mexican pop star ThalÃa sang the song "Journey to the Past", in the Spanish version of the movie.	D
Final theatrical movie of Arthur Malet (Travelling Man/Major Domo).	D
This movie was well-received in Russia, despite the artistic liberties that this movie took with Rus [...]	D
In one of the trailers for this movie, the 20th Century Fox logo is seen partially covered in snow. [...]	D
Dame Angela Lansbury's third animated movie, out of four, following La bella e la bestia (1991) and [...]	D

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