How do know enchanted

Featuring cameos from the voices of Disney princesses past, the hybrid live-action-animated Enchanted marked a turning point for Disney. YouTuber Lindsay Ellis has a great explainer on Disney's evolving approach to reevaluating its old material.

Enchanted is also remembered as the musical that cast Broadway titan Idina Menzel but didn't have her sing. In the years since, Enchanted 's reputation has grown alongside Amy Adams's star power, with many fans clamoring for a sequel. And it looks like our wish is finally coming true.

Here's everything we know so far about the Enchanted sequel:. At the end of , Disney confirmed that Disenchanted the actual title is in the works. View on Twitter. Robert is back! Obviously, Amy Adams will star; Disney couldn't make another Enchanted movie without her. We're pretty sure that would be a felony. Video Games. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? That's How You Know. History Talk 0. Do you like this video? Play Sound.

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When Prince Edward searches Robert's building for Giselle, one of the doors he knocks on is for apartment , which is the area code for Orange County, where the original Disneyland park is located. Unlike those films which started off with 1. The first live-action musical scene takes place in Central Park. The opening shot of the first line, "The hills are alive with the sound of music", from that movie is re-created here.

It is the scene in which a camera on a helicopter pans over Andrews as she walks up the hill while she starts singing the title song of that movie. In this movie, while it does not start off with that shot, it is in the early part of Giselle's Central Park song number, and it is re-created using a crane rather than a helicopter. Near the end of the movie, during the ballroom scene, the ballroom dancing suddenly shifts to dancing similar to the "African Anteater Ritual" dance in Can't Buy Me Love , also starring Patrick Dempsey.

When Edward is watching TV in the motel the dialogue from Dumbo can be heard. Director Kevin Lima worked with Disney before. Right after Giselle and the Prince meet, the evil Queen refers to Giselle as a "forest rat".

Jafar referred to Aladdin as a "street rat". Giselle is barefoot when she first meets Prince Edward, as a tribute to Princess Aurora, who was in the same state when she first met Prince Philip in Sleeping Beauty This movie and Hairspray were released the same year, with James Marsden appearing in both. These two musicals are the only chances to hear James Marsden sing on film and to watch him as he dances, as Prince Edward here, and as Corny Collins in Hairspray He also sang on the television series Second Noah This is not the first Disney movie to use the name "Giselle".

Both Lovato and Amy Adams were born on August 20th. During the scene where Robert Patrick Dempsey sings a small snippet of So Close,he was at first very hesitated to do it. But eventually he gave in and sung. In the hotel where Edward and Nathaniel are staying, the room number is , the same as the area code of Manhattan, where the movie takes place.

Originally Adam Shankman was set to direct this film but was replaced with Kevin Lima. Coincidentally Adam is directing the sequel instead of Anne Fletcher who left the project to do Hocus Pocus 2 instead. In preparation for the ball scene,Patrick Dempsey accidently ripped Amy Adams' toenails.

But with more practise both aced the dancing steps. James Marsden's first time voice acting in a theatrical film during the 2D Animated scenes that take place in Andalaysia. At the beginning, Giselle is creating a mannequin of her "true love".

The outfit it is wearing is never worn by Prince Edward, but it is worn by Robert at the ball near the end of this movie. In traditional Disney movies, the main female character usually makes a transition from being an ordinary woman into becoming a Princess by the end of the movie.

In this movie, the character of Giselle is a would-be Princess who makes the transition to becoming an ordinary modern woman. The supporting character Nancy does become a Princess in her place. As we see Giselle progress into a modern woman, so does her wardrobe.

She begins in the over-the-top wedding gown, then to the very Princessy long gown, then to a very girly, but short dress, and finally, into a modern evening gown. In the same way, Robert's wardrobe regresses from suit and tie to more casual clothing, and ending in a very Prince-like outfit at the ball. Giselle was ultimately not added to the Disney Princess line. Idina Menzel Nancy Tremaine voiced Elsa from Frozen and Frozen II , another role which was originally planned and assumed to be added to the Disney Princess line, but ended up not being added.

At the end of this movie, Nancy marries Edward, and the novelization states that she became Queen of Andalasia. Also, Elsa scolds her sister Anna for wanting to marry a man she just met, something which Nancy does at the end of this movie.

At the end of Robert and Giselle's dance, when Nancy cuts in, the camera angle makes it look as though she is wearing a crown.