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Sleeping Beauty

Sleeping Beauty

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Oct 27, 2026

Scott JacobsHOST
22:19
Who's Eleanor Audley? I'm glad you asked.
Scott JacobsHOST
22:22
She voiced Lady Tremaine in Cinderella and Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty.
Scott JacobsHOST
22:26
However, you can hear Leota's voice at the very end of the attraction, asking you to hurry back.
Scott JacobsHOST
22:31
One of the most commonly used illusions found on Disney rides is the Pepper's ghost effect.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:39
It just kind of was.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:40
But it was more exciting when there was a good princess movie out that...
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:45
I felt more connected to.
RachelHOST
1:47
Although princesses have been part of Disney animated films from the very beginning, it wasn't until 2000 that chairman of Disney Consumer Products, Andy Mooney, officially created what is known as the Disney Princess Franchise as a corporate marketing strategy.
RachelHOST
2:04
Today, the Disney Princess Franchise includes 13 princesses, ranging from Snow White to the most recent addition of Raya.
RachelHOST
2:13
Five characters from the Disney Renaissance are included.
RachelHOST
2:16
Ariel from The Little Mermaid, Belle from Beauty and the Beast, Jasmine from Aladdin, Pocahontas, and Mulan.
RachelHOST
2:24
These official Disney princesses are included in licensed retail merchandise all over the world.
RachelHOST
38:45
They assigned their top people to work on Pocahontas, and the result was visually stunning.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:51
Pocahontas is, I think, right up there with Sleeping Beauty as one of the most beautifully animated films.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:00
The hot pinks and oranges and reds that they use.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:05
Gorgeous.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
15:22
And see it for yourself over at tour.toyota.com. Rhino, speaking of our last guest, the weaver and the spinners, you can't help but think about the Disney movie.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
15:34
Is it Snow White? Who pricked their finger? Sleeping Beauty.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
15:37
Sleeping Beauty.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
15:39
Got it wrong.
Rebecca TurnerHOST
15:40
Snow
Janet LeeGUEST
15:40
White's the apple, right? But they both fell asleep.
Janet LeeGUEST
15:44
Did I at least nail that one right?
Rebecca TurnerHOST
15:46
Okay, sleeping beauty kind of in that way.
StevenHOST
53:45
Princess and the Frog showed it.
StevenHOST
53:47
And the first one was Sleeping Beauty.
StevenHOST
53:50
Which brings me
JamieHOST
53:52
to...
StevenHOST
53:58
There's a book for Mulan.
StevenHOST
54:00
And there's a book for Beauty and the Beast.
StevenHOST
54:02
And also an open book, which is Sleeping Beauty, if you
JamieHOST
54:08
look
Dave HarbisonHOST
40:36
Scream, mind you.
Dave HarbisonHOST
40:37
Yeah, because Disney decided that, hey, we got to make our villains sympathetic and babyface them up and cast Angelina Jolie and give her this backstory to make her a hero or heroine compared to Sleeping Beauty.
Dave HarbisonHOST
40:52
And now Sleeping Beauty is the bad guy.
Dave HarbisonHOST
40:53
What are we doing here, Disney? That's why Maleficent's front center.
Dave HarbisonHOST
40:57
Get her out of here.
CynthiaHOST
27:22
Yeah.
Brendan SlocumbGUEST
27:23
So, I mean, not only with Peter Pan, but like with Snow White and Sleeping Beauty, the original stories and everything.
Brendan SlocumbGUEST
27:30
It's
CynthiaHOST
27:31
so dark.
Heather TateHOST
9:34
And Viator is one of the companies that I personally use the most when I'm doing that.
Heather TateHOST
9:38
We're going to go to the Neuschwanstein Castle, which, you know, is known as Disney's inspiration for Sleeping Beauty and his Cinderella Castle.
Heather TateHOST
9:50
And so we're going there.
Heather TateHOST
9:51
You're not allowed to have pictures on the inside.
CarterHOST
4:28
How does it compare to Disney's? What does it do iconography wise? That's similar to Disney or different to Disney.
CarterHOST
4:33
When you do that for Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast, Pinocchio, all of these like, like the fact that like Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio got an Oscar feels like the first cultural shift of someone like taking a text back from them.
SydneyHOST
4:45
yeah except
CarterHOST
4:46
even peter pan which is very similar to alice in wonderland in terms of like the era and like pool of disney films it's coming from and yet you're right because house in wonderland is this weird middle ground where it's so intrinsically like the roots of the thing are so deep into disney right but also like you don't necessarily immediately go disney's alice in wonderland in the

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CarterHOST
64:17
You understand why they did this during...
CarterHOST
64:19
Like, you understand why this is one of the first ones out of the World War era, because you're like, oh, this is, like, a series of animated vignettes.
CarterHOST
64:26
It's not, like, you know, it's not quite as structured as Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty, so it feels, like, a little more contained.
CarterHOST
64:33
But...
Nat BlanchardGUEST
17:39
We're going way back.
Nat BlanchardGUEST
17:40
Sleeping Beauty.
Nat BlanchardGUEST
17:40
Sleeping Beauty because I'm panicking.
Nat BlanchardGUEST
17:42
Snow White and the Seven
Rhys McCaneHOST
17:42
Dwarfs.

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