Information
| Year: | 1994 |
| Rating: | 6.2(2527) |
| Listed in: | Animation, Family, Fantasy, Romance |
| Directed by: | Richard Rich |
| Actors: | Jack Palance Howard McGillin John Cleese Steven Wright Michelle Nicastro Liz Callaway |
| "The Magic Begins November 1994" | |
Cast
| Directed by | |
|---|---|
| Richard Rich | |
| Actors | |
| Jack Palance | as Lord Rothbart |
| Howard McGillin | as Adult Prince Derek |
| John Cleese | as Jean-Bob |
| Steven Wright | as Speed |
| Steve Vinovich | as Puffin |
| Mark Harelik | as Lord Rogers |
| James Arrington | as Chamberlain |
| Davis Gaines | as Chamberlain |
| Joel McKinnon Miller | as Bromley |
| Dakin Matthews | as King William |
| Brian Nissen | as Narrator |
| Adam Wylie | as Young Prince Derek |
| Adrian Zahiri | as Young Princess Odette |
| Tom Alan Robbins | as Musician |
| Jon Joyce | as Chorus |
| Amick Byram | as Chorus |
| Kerry Katz | as Chorus |
| Stephen W. Amerson | as Chorus |
| Gary Stockdale | as Chorus |
| Rick Logan | as Chorus |
| Randy Crenshaw | as Chorus |
| Tampa M. Lann | as Chorus |
| Bob Joyce | as Chorus |
| Oren Waters | as Chorus |
| Michael Dees | as Chorus |
| Jim Haas | as Chorus |
| Lex de Azevedo | as Younger Lord Rothbart |
| Jonathan Hadary | as Speed |
| David Zippel | as Jean-Bob |
| Actresses | |
| Michelle Nicastro | as Adult Princess Odette |
| Liz Callaway | as Princess Odette |
| Sandy Duncan | as Queen Uberta |
| Bess Hopper | as Hag |
| Susan Boyd | as Chorus |
| Catte Adams | as Chorus |
| Angie Jaree | as Chorus |
| Bobbi Page | as Chorus |
| Beth Anderson | as Chorus |
| Susie Stevens-Logan | as Chorus |
| Carmen Twillie | as Chorus |
| Susan McBride | as Chorus |
| Sally Stevens | as Chorus |
| Debbie Hall | as Chorus |
Movie info
| Languages: | English |
| Plot: | As children, Princess Odette and Prince Derek hated the thought that someday they would be forced to marry. Yet, as they grew up, their looks as well as their feelings for each other changed. However, in one night everything goes wrong, Derek makes an insulting remark, and Odette vanishes. With everyone believing her dead, Derek is the only one who will not give up hope, using what little clues he has to track down whatever took the princess. Meanwhile, in a secluded ruin, an enchanter with an eye for Odette's kingdom has turned the beautiful maiden into a swan. She may only remain in her human form when moonlight touches the lake she's imprisoned beside. As the two search for one another, they learn what it takes to make a vow of love that can last eternity. |
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Original Soundtracks
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"Far Longer Than Forever" (End Title Version) Music by Lex de Azevedo Lyrics by David Zippel Performed by Regina Belle and Jeffrey Osborne Produced and Arranged by Robbie Buchanan Regina Belle appears courtesy of Columbia Records "Eternity" Written by Miwa Yoshida, Mike Pela, and David Zippel Composed by Masato Nakamura Performed by Dreams Come True and Mike Pela Dreams Come True appears courtesy of Epic/Sony Records, Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc. "This Is My Idea" Music by Lex de Azevedo Lyrics by David Zippel Performed by Sandy Duncan, Dakin Matthews, Howard McGillin, Liz Callaway, Adam Wylie, J.D. Daniels, Wes Brewer, Adrian Zahiri, Larisa Oleynik, , Alisa Nordberg, and Steven Stewart "Practice, Practice, Practice" Music by Lex de Azevedo Lyrics by David Zippel Performed by Paul Ainsley, Ric Stoneback, Tom Alan Robbins, Lenny Wolpe and Sandy Duncan "Far Longer Than Forever" Music by Lex de Azevedo Lyrics by David Zippel Performed by Liz Callaway and Howard McGillin "No Fear" Music by Lex de Azevedo Lyrics by David Zippel Performed by Liz Callaway, Steve Vinovich, Jonathan Hadary and David Zippel "No More Mr. Nice Guy" Music by Lex de Azevedo Lyrics by David Zippel Performed by Lex de Azevedo Fountain Girls: Emilie de Azevedo Brown, Emily Pearson, Julie de Azevedo, Rachel Coleman and Melissa Pace "Princesses on Parade" Music by Lex de Azevedo Lyrics by David Zippel Performed by Davis Gaines and Mark Harelik Quartet: Jon Joyce , Randy Crenshaw, Amick Byram and Stephen Amerson "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" Written by Jack Norworth and Albert von Tilzer Bienstock Music on behalf of Redwood Music Ltd./ Golden Rule Music on behalf of Broadway Music Corp. |
Goofs
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Fact errors: The bows and arrows used by Derek and his friend have all been under water for considerable amounts of time, yet they all work perfectly. Revealing mistakes: Throughout the whole movie, whenever we see a large crowd - the public in the opening scene with baby Odette, the audience in the ball when Prince Derek messes it up, the crowd at the harbor when teen princess Odette uses the sling shot on Derek and so on - the characters are completely still, as a sign that the only animated characters in the film are the ones in the front. Continuity: When Bromley is getting prepared to do the "catch and shoot", we see Lord Rogers tie an apple to Bromley's head while he is in full armor. He complains, Rogers apologizes and then he places a very solid looking helmet on Bromley's head. The next scene shows Bromley wearing the helmet with the apple still on top of it, having strangely passed through the metal. Continuity: While playing cards, Odette's hand is four aces and a black two. In the next shot, the two is red. Continuity: When Derek and the fake Odette are dancing together during the ball, he puts the necklace over her hair. In the next shot, it is magically under her hair. Neither of them adjusted it, so it should have still been over. Continuity: When Odette and William are visiting Derek's land by boat and William exits the boat his cloak is green. In the next scene when he is kissing Uberta his cloak changes to blue. Then it is green again. Although none of the characters change clothing throughout the first scenes in the movie William's cloak changes color frequently throughout his scenes Continuity: The townsfolk and servants sing "long before they met Prince Dereck and Odette were destined to be wedded" yet Uberta and William had the idea of them wedding during their first meeting |
Quotes
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Prince Derek: What? You're all I ever wanted. You're beautiful! Odette: Thank you. But what else? Prince Derek: What else? Odette: Is beauty all that matters to you? Queen Uberta: Derek, what else? Prince Derek: [to Odette] What else is there? Odette: You're being sneaky again, Jean-Bob! Jean-Bob: What sneaky? You deserve a nice bouquet! Odette: And you deserve a kiss. Jean-Bob: Well all right! [Puckers up] Odette: You know I'm under a spell! Jean-Bob: But my kiss would break ze spell! Speed: Give it up, Jean-Bob. Odette: I can only kiss the man I love, and then he... Jean-Bob: Must make a vow of "everlasting love". I know - ! Odette: And prove it to the world! Jean-Bob: WHAT do you think I was doing with ze flowers and ze alligators going "CHOMP CHOMP"? Odette: Speed, make him understand. Speed: I'm only a turtle. Prince Derek: [about the ball] But please, mother! Don't turn it into one of your beauty pageants! Queen Uberta: Oh! No, no, no, no, no! It's just a few friends... [She waits until Derek is out of earshot] Queen Uberta: ...And, their daughters... Odette: [Odette is dying] Derek... I-I feel so weak... I think... I'm... Prince Derek: No... You'll live, Odette! The vow I made was for you! Puffin: There comes a time, the possum said, when if all else fails just play dead. Puffin: When the hunter has you in his sight, look for the sun and fly into the light. Jean-Bob: Whenever I have to do something in a hurry, I'll always bring a turtle. Rogers: You should write a book: How To Offend Women In Five Syllables or Less. Prince Derek: Don't let her die! Rothbart: Is that a threat? Prince Derek: Don't you dare let her die! Rothbart: Oh, it is a threat. Jean-Bob: I have no friends, only servants... and zey call me Your Highness! Rothbart: Once you steal something, you spend your whole life fighting to keep it. Queen Uberta: Just make sure you're here tomorrow night. Prince Derek: Tomorrow night? Queen Uberta: Um, the ball! Prince Derek: Mother, I can't! Queen Uberta: [blubbering, sputtering] Prince Derek: Please, mother... don't do the lip thing. Speed: I think I pulled a muscle. Jean-Bob: I'm gonna die! I know it! I'm on a mission with a lame turtle! Rothbart: [as Derek on horseback sprints to reach a dying Odette] If you hurry, little prince, I'll let you see her one last time... Rogers: Odette is not coming back - the whole kingdom knows that. Derek: The whole kingdom is wrong. Derek: Odette is alive. And I'm going to find her. Rogers: Animals, assemble! Musician, Musician: We are a band. Musician, Musician: And not a band of animals. Musician: This masquerade. Musician, Musician: Is more than I can bear. Musician, Musician: There goes my reputation. Musician, Musician: It's awful, this humiliation. Musician, Musician: And I've the lion's share. Odette: You have to make a vow of everlasting love... Prince Derek: I'll make it. I'ts all I've ever wanted. Odette: [after Jean-Bob nearly killed himself in hopes of getting a kiss] You know I'm under a spell. I can only kiss the man I love and then he... Jean-Bob: ...must make a vow of everlasting love, I know, I know. Odette: And prove it to the world. Jean-Bob: What do you think I was doing with the flowers and the aligators going chop chop! Puffin: There you have it, everlasting love. Queen Uberta: Where is Derek? Oh,never mind,I know where he is. Working on the mystery of the Fat Animal. Rogers: The Great Animal,Your Highness. Odette: I need to know that he loves me... for just being me! Prince Derek: [William's captain collapses at the doorway, Derek, Bromley, and Lord Rogers run to his side and regconizes him] It's king William's captain. King William's captain: [with difficulty] We - we were attacked. A great animal. [he dies] Prince Derek: Odette... [takes off] Rogers: Derek! Wait! Prince Derek: [rides to the woods] Odette! [dismounts and checks the abandoned carriage] Prince Derek: Odette? Odette! [Derek finds Odette's locket and finds William on the ground] Prince Derek: King William... King William: [weakly] Derek... Prince Derek: Who did this? King William: It came so quickly. A great animal. Prince Derek: Where is Odette? King William: Listen to me, Derek, it's not what it seems. It's not what it seems. Prince Derek: What's not? Where is Odette? King William: Odette is... Odette... is... gone. [dies] Rogers: What else is there? What else is there? She says, "Is beauty all that matters to you?" And you say, "What else is there?" Prince Derek: I know, it was dumb. Rogers: You should write a book, "How to Offend Women in Five Syllables or Less." Rogers: Think, you must see something other than Odette's beauty. Prince Derek: Of course I do, Rogers. She's like... And then... How about... Am I right? Princess Odette: Will you love me, Derek? Until the day I die? Prince Derek: No, Odette, much longer. Much longer. Odette: Every night you ask the same question. And every night I give you the same answer... Rothbart: DON'T! Odette: ...I'll die first. Rothbart: You know... you are really starting to bug me! Odette: I would think you'd be use to it by now. |
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