Happily Ever After (1993)
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In this unauthorized sequel to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the animation is so bad that it makes Scooby Doo look like Fantasia. Disney's litigation against the film caused its theatrical release to be delayed for several years. But there was no need to worry -- there is no way that Happily… More In this unauthorized sequel to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the animation is so bad that it makes Scooby Doo look like Fantasia. Disney's litigation against the film caused its theatrical release to be delayed for several years. But there was no need to worry -- there is no way that Happily Ever After could ever be confused with the Disney classic. The story takes up where Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs leaves off. After the demise of the evil queen, a group of grotesque creatures are celebrating in the castle, led by Scowl the Owl (voice of Ed Asner) and his bat sidekick Batso (voice of Frank Welker). But soon the scowling brother of the evil queen, Lord Malice (voice of Malcolm McDowell), arrives and busts up the festivities, declaring vengeance upon the cartoon characters responsible for his sister's death. Utilizing the Looking Glass (voice of Dom DeLuise), he locates the whereabouts of Snow White, changes into the form of a dragon, and goes out hunting. While all this is going on, Snow White (voice of Irene Cara) and Prince Charming (voice of Michael Horton) are heading off into the forest to invite the Seven Dwarfs to their wedding. On the way, Lord Malice appears and kidnaps Prince Charming, carrying him off to the Realm of Doom. Snow White breaks free and escapes to the home of the Seven Dwarfs. Since the Seven Dwarfs apparently have exclusive contracts with Disney, Snow White meets instead the female Dwarfelles, who explain that their male cousins are away on business. Like a kiddie-cartoon version of Sigourney Weaver's Ripley character from the Alien movies, Snow White empowers herself and the Dwarfelles, and they head off to rescue Prince Charming from the clutches of Lord Malice. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
- Directed By
- John Howley
- Genres
- Animation, Kids & Family, Musical & Performing Arts
- In Theaters
- Apr 8, 1993 Wide
- Studio
- Worldvision Home Video
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Cast
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Irene Cara
as Snow White
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Edward Asner
as Scowl
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Carol Channing
as Muddy
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Dom DeLuise
as Looking Glass
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Phyllis Diller
as Mother Nature
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Zsa Zsa Gabor
as Blossom
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Linda Gary
as Critterina
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Jonathan Harris
as Sunflower
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Michael Horton
as Prince
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Sally Kellerman
as Sunburn
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Malcolm McDowell
as Lord Maliss
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Tracey Ullman
as Moonbean, Thunderella
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Frank Welker
as Batso
