Sleeping Beauty

Colleen Hawks plays the fairy godmother in shrek!

This is about a young princess who was born, and so the king and queen celebrated and invited all the fairies except for one because they only had 12 golden plates to eat off of. All the fairies casted spells on the princess that would make her smart, pretty, kind and so on. then the one fairy that was not invited showed up and was so angry she casted a spell on her that when she turned 15 she was to prick her finger on a spindle and die. The king and queen were horrified, so the last fairy who had not cast a spell on the princess thought and even though she could not undo the spell she could not make it so bad so instead of dieing she would fall asleep for 100 years. the king and queen tried to prevent that from happening so they outlawed spindles throughout the country. When the princess turned 15 she woke and was excited to be another year old, she got up and started to explore the castle, when she found a tower so she climbed up it opened it up and went inside. Inside there was an old women that could not hear real well. She was up spinning on her spindle because she had not heard the king and queen when they outlawed spindles. The princess looked at it and got pricked by the spindle and went over to the bed near by a fell into a deep sleep. The whole intire castle fell into a deep sleep the king and queen, the cook, the animals, and even the flies. For 100 years princes from all over had heard of the lovely princess and went to g see her but could never get over a huge poky rose plant. Finally one day when 100 years was nearly over a prince showed up and got over the plant and went inside the castle and saw everything asleep. Then he found the tower went inside and saw the beautifull princess and kissed her and the whole castle woke up, and the prince and the princess got married and loved happily ever after.

Waking Sleeping Beauty was created on 2009-09-06.

The three fairies.

Sleeping Beauty - 1959 was released on:

USA: 29 January 1959 (Los Angeles, California) (premiere)

Brazil: 6 February 1959

USA: 17 February 1959 (New York City, New York)

Argentina: 9 July 1959

UK: 29 July 1959

West Germany: 30 October 1959

Italy: 1 December 1959

Ireland: 13 December 1959

France: 16 December 1959

Netherlands: 17 December 1959 (English version)

Finland: 18 December 1959

Sweden: 19 December 1959

Australia: 24 December 1959

Mexico: 24 December 1959

Denmark: 26 December 1959

Norway: 26 December 1959

Austria: 15 January 1960

Netherlands: 14 April 1960 (Dutch version)

Hong Kong: 26 May 1960

Japan: 23 July 1960

Spain: 3 October 1960 (Madrid)

Portugal: 2 April 1961

Poland: 1962

Turkey: 23 April 1962

Hungary: 30 June 1966

Italy: 3 October 1969 (re-release)

East Germany: 10 October 1969

USA: 10 June 1970 (re-release)

France: 31 March 1971 (re-release)

Japan: 26 June 1971 (re-release)

Finland: 22 December 1972 (re-release)

Spain: 17 December 1973 (re-release)

Portugal: 21 December 1973 (re-release)

West Germany: 16 June 1977 (re-release)

USA: 28 September 1979 (re-release)

France: 25 March 1981 (re-release)

Australia: 23 April 1981 (re-release)

Spain: 2 April 1982 (Madrid) (re-release)

Japan: 21 July 1984 (re-release)

USA: 7 March 1986 (re-release)

USA: 12 June 1987 (re-release)

France: 24 June 1987 (re-release)

Australia: 27 June 1987 (re-release)

Japan: 23 July 1988 (re-release)

Italy: 24 March 1989 (re-release)

France: 28 June 1995 (re-release)

Denmark: 4 August 1995 (re-release)

Finland: 18 August 1995 (re-release)

Poland: 18 August 1995 (re-release)

Austria: 24 August 1995 (re-release)

Germany: 24 August 1995 (re-release)

Hungary: 24 August 1995 (re-release)

Greece: 1 September 1995 (re-release)

Sweden: 8 September 1995 (re-release)

USA: 10 September 1995 (re-release)

Netherlands: 12 October 1995 (re-release)

Japan: 16 December 1995 (re-release)

Kuwait: 24 May 1999

USA: 22 August 2002 (re-release)

In the Disney version of the story there are:

Princess Aurora - the princess

Maleficent - the evil witch

Flora - the red fairy

Fauna - the green fairy

Merryweather - the blue fairy

Phillip - the prince

King Stefan - Aurora's father

Queen Leah

Mary Costa, who did the voice or Princess Aurora/Briar Rose in the 1959 Disney Classic "Sleeping Beauty" sang all 3 versions in the movie (Intro, Middle and Ending) of "Once Upon A Dream" with Bill Shirley (The voice of Prince Phillip). ~Mary Costa is not just a voice for the character but also a talented professional Opera Singer.~

"The prince's servants carry the coffin away. While doing so, they stumble on some bushes and the movement causes the piece of poisoned apple to dislodge from Snow White's throat, awakening her. "

The witch cursed sleeping beauty

Bella Addormentata (nel bosco).

They were not Godmothers, but may have been satires on Religious sisters!@ The costumes resembled Nun"s habits sans any religious articles such as Crosses or Rosary beads. They ere beneficient powers. in the cartoon they were known as Flora, Fauna, and Merrweather, int he original more probably they were sisters and called (what else) Faith, Hope, and Charity!) An object lesson in how Disney (socks) religion and even attacks it).

There are multiple good fairies in Pixie Hollow but the ones that I am most fond of are Tinker Bell, Rosetta, and Silvermist. If you have any more questions then contact me on my message board.

No, there is no sequel if you're talking about the Disney movie.

However, if you're asking about the Perrault fairy tale, there is a second part that comes after the wedding. The prince's mother is an ogress who particularly loves the taste of children, and she contrives to eat Sleeping Beauty's children. Fortunately, all ends well for everyone except for the Prince's mother.

A Minstrel Would Play Lutes, Drums, Bagpipes, Trumpet, Flutes, And Any Reeded Instrement.

it helps by keeping you awake

Around the Crusades in Italy (1200s-1300s)

Granny O'Grimm's Sleeping Beauty was created in 2008.

Yes!! Princess Arora is her real name, and she has her own Disney movie. It's about as old as the Snow White movie.

He was commissioned to do it for the ballet that was to be made. The original story is by Hoffman. He didn't write the Nutcracker Suite. He composed the ballet The Nutcracker to a story by E. T. A. Hoffmann. The orchestra plays this music to accompany the ballet dancers on stage. For concert use, several catchy dances were grouped into a short orchestral program called a suite.

100 years

The three fairies rename Princess Aurora, Briar Rose.

If your lucky, 30-45.......cents. VHS movies are not so old and No one uses them

The plot of sleeping beauty involves a young woman, who meets seven dwarves, she lives with them for a while, talks with them, and then one day an old woman calls her out of the house, she then offers her an apple, it causes her to be put into a coma, a brave night learns of this and fights her way to where the witch is keeping the young girl, breaks the magic coma spell by kissing her and they live happily ever after... at least that's what we think.

The wicked fairy who curses the baby princess is the villain in Sleeping Beauty.

In the Disney version of the story she is called Maleficent. She desses in black and purple and has a staff with a crow on the top.

In folk versions she is often the king's wife or the princess' mother in law.