Hans decides to kill Cinderella so that he could usurp the throne of France.
"I too wonder the same thing, so now have to go to the French capital to rescue her, care to Присоединиться us?" asks Dee Dee. "Yes, Золушка is our friend and we can't let Hans harm her!" сказал(-а) Ella, Kit and the live-action Aurora from the back.
Then, the wind blew stronger and appear the 4 horse girls. "Hello there, we heard that Золушка is in trouble, and we're here to help." сказал(-а) Peace, then they all look at the 3 new faces. "Are Ты Ella, Kit and the live-action Aurora?" asks Forgiveness.
"Yes, and Ты must be the 4 horse-girls?" asks Kit, "Yes, and welcome to the family!" replied Harmony. "Ok, come straight to the point, how are we going to get to Paris?" asks Tiana. "We'll take Ты to Paris and we know where Hans and Золушка are, they're actually at an isolated warehouse and we must hurry." replied Love.
The 4 horse-girls transport them to Paris immediately. Meanwhile, at the mentioned isolated warehouse. Hans is watching the sunset from the window facing the sea, "not to worry Cinderella, I have lied to your Prince Charming saying that we're going to for ужин and if they don't arrived. I'll kill you!" сказал(-а) Hans gleefully as he approaches Золушка being gag and tied up in a chair.
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Sleeping Beauty was released on January 29, 1959 and was made due to the overwhelming success of Cinderella. Therefor the Дисней Studios got right to work revisiting the fairy tale formula and developing a new version of the classic story. It was decided early on that this film would have to surpass its predecessing fairy tale films.
Background artist Evynd Earle was hired to develop a new look which combined both medieval and modern art forms. His designs were unique in that they were dominated by definate vertical/ horizontal lines and geometric shapes. This would have...
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Background artist Evynd Earle was hired to develop a new look which combined both medieval and modern art forms. His designs were unique in that they were dominated by definate vertical/ horizontal lines and geometric shapes. This would have...
