Find out what were some of Disney’s animated classic productions, released many years ago, which received new versions
Did you know that Disney has already surpassed the 100th anniversary mark of creation? The company founded by Roy and Walt Disney In 1923 it is responsible for launching plots full of inspiring messages that mark times, and have been passed from parents to children for over a century!
To keep its stories always present in the homes and lives of fans, the studio has the habit of updating the oldest animated narratives ever released, allowing new generations to have access to titles and their unique characters even after a long time.
Thus, one of the most common methods for this is to broaden history by bringing it in a new format: live action; Check out 5 Disney classics that were subjected to this process:
1. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Becoming Disney’s first animated movie, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (1937) is based on the “White Snow” fairy tale, Grimm Brothersand was recently updated by the studio.
This happened to “Snow White”, a feature film that premiered in theaters on March 20 this year, bringing the actress Rachel Zegler (Hunger Games – The Singing of Birds and Serpents) In the skin of the princess who has her life hunted by her stepmother, the bad queen (Gal Gadot), due to the inner beauty it carries.
In the new plot, Snow White comes in a brave and independent version, which, unlike animation, has the greatest desire to become the leader that her parents prepared to be, even overwhelmed by the queen. In this story, she doesn’t dream of a prince either, but has a loving interest: Jonathan, a commoner who, like her, is thirsty for a fairer kingdom, and is willing to help her make both reality.
In addition, the dwarfs are identified as magical creatures and the audience can find out more about who they are and Snow White’s past, as it is revealed what happened to the princess’s parents and how the bad queen rose to the throne.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3O9Gykda1k
2. Cinderella (1950)
Also orphaned, Cinderella, as well as Snow White, comes as a dreamy, empathic and intelligent girl who ends in the hands of bad stepmother after losing her parents, as seen in “Cinderella” (1950), animated adaptation of the tale Charles Perraultwhere she gets a chance to change her life when she meets the enchanted prince with the help of her fairy godmother.
History received a new version in 2015 with the namesake live-action starring Lily James (PAM and Tommy), which also has its past explored in the first few minutes of the movie, where it is explained where it comes from such kindness and faith on better days.
Also, in history, the romance between her and the prince gains new twists from what they know each other before the ball where he should choose the girl with whom he would like to marry – but, rest assured: all the magic of animation is still in the version with real actors!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJWSHSY_5CW
3. Alice in Wonderland (1951)
In “Alice in Wonderland” (1951), Alice sees a tedious day gain curious forms by following a mysterious white rabbit and enter the country of wonders. This premise is continued in the eponymous live action of 2010, in which the girl, now lived by MIA WASIKOWSKA (The Scarlet Hill), returns to the scene and reunites all the figures that had left only in his memory.
Directed from Tim Burtonthe plot gained a continuation, “Alice through the mirror” (2016), in which Johnny Depp (Crazy Hatter), Helena Bonham Carter (Queen of Cup) and Anne Hathaway (White Queen) return to the cast next to Wasikowska To bring to life the beloved characters created by Lewis Carroll.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnz1LQQHX0
4. Peter Pan (1953)
Created by JM BarriePeter Pan emerged animated by Disney in 1953, and 2023 in the version starring in real actors. In the new plot, Alexander Molony (The Reluctant Landlord) is the one who lives the boy who never grows, while Ever Anderson (Black Widow) becomes Wendy Darling, the girl who, accompanied by the youngest brothers, ends up boarding a trip to the never -day land.
The most current version brings an expansion of the history of the villain of history: Captain Hook (Jude Law), since it is revealed why he doesn’t like Peter Pan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0dpszv1w_u
5. Mogli – The Wolf Boy (1967)
1967, “Mogli – The Wolf Boy” is based on the homonymous novel of Rudyard Kipling To tell the story of a boy who was raised by wolves, and embarks on a journey to leave the forest and live among humans, learning valuable lessons from Pantera Bagura and the Balu Bear on the way.
In 2016, Disney launched the live-action of history, which, unlike animation, has a more mature and dark tone, highlighting the real dangers that Mogli faces and the importance of the mission that will lead him to live among people again.
Source: Recreio
