Disney depicts the brand-new trailer of 2007’s sequel Disenchanted. The new trailer shows Giselle narrating about the scariness and excitement of the change in her life, packing up her belongings, and heading for a new life with her husband Robert.
But when her new life in Monroeville, overseen by the infamous Malvina Monroe, turns out to be less than she had hoped, Giselle turns to magic to give herself the fairytale life she always dreamed of. We will see Giselle soon find herself cast as the villainous stepmother to her stepdaughter Morgan. It’s up to Robert, King Edward, and Queen Nancy to help Giselle right the wrongs before midnight.
The film represents beautifully both an homage and a parody of Disney’s ‘golden era’ of animation, with princesses trapped in towers and dashing princes riding on white horses to save the day. Enchanted grossed $340.5 million worldwide against a budget of $85 million, was nominated for three Academy Awards, and two Golden Globes, and won three Saturn Awards.
The film was a breakout role for Adams, playing the role of Giselle, a singing and dancing aspiring princess who dreams of meeting her prince and becoming a queen one day. With eternal optimism and romance, she is just out of the world of Andalasia, a fairytale land, into modern-day New York City with all the sensibilities of a fairytale princess but none of the street wisdom needed to navigate real life. She meets a cynical divorce attorney who does not believe in true love, but her way of life eventually wins him over. Giselle learns how to live in the real world, and begins a happy family with Robert, and his daughter Morgan.
Disenchanted: Cast
A returning cast from the original is Adams, Dempsey, Marsden, and Menzel. Maya Rudolph joins the cast as the main antagonist, Malvina, while Gabriella Baldacchino replaces Rachel Covey in the role of Morgan, Giselle’s stepdaughter. Adam Shankman directs the upcoming sequel, having previously successfully helmed musical features like Hairspray and Rock of Ages.
The movie contains songs with music by 8-time Oscar-winning composer Alan Menken. The lyrics were penned by three-time Oscar-winning lyricist Stephen Schwartz, who was nominated for three Oscars for Best Original Song for his work on Enchanted, while Menken also composes the score.
Disenchanted: Release Date
The movie streams exclusively on Disney+ from November 18, but you can take a quick prep by watching Enchanted, which is streaming right now.
Here is the trailer:
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