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Snow White Live (1980) (TV)
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Thought to have been murdered by her evil stepmother, Snow White lives happily in the woods with the Seven Dwarfs... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Disney and Radio City have created a masterpiece!!! moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Mary Jo Salerno | ... | Snow White | |
| Richard Bowne | ... | Prince Charming | |
| Thomas Ruisinger | ... | The King | |
| Bruce Sherman | ... | The Huntsman | |
| Yolande Bavan | ... | Luna | |
| David Pursley | ... | Chamberlain | |
| Don Potter | ... | Doc | |
| Richard Day | ... | Happy | |
| Benny Freigh | ... | Grumpy | |
| Lou Carry | ... | Sneezy (as Louis Carry) | |
| John Edward Allen | ... | Bashful (as Jay Edward Allen) | |
| Jerry Riley | ... | Sleepy | |
| Michael E. King | ... | Dopey | |
| Anne Francine | ... | The Queen | |
| Heidi Coe | ... | Greta |
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Disney's Snow White Live at Radio City Music Hall (USA) (video title)Snow White Live at Radio City Music Hall (USA) (video title)
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There were two different sets of dwarf masks for the show. The original set was made out of foam, at the director's request. The second set, which was much more comfortable for the actors, was made out of a special cloth and covered with terricloth. moreFAQ
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I was 10 years old the first time I saw this production, and it is one of my favorite childhood memories! It was recorded from several live stage performances, for HBO, and I am SO GLAD THEY DID!!!
SNOW WHITE LIVE is, for the most part, a stage performance of the original 1937 Disney classic. But it takes us to places that the animated film didn't go. With two new songs, written by Joe Cook and Jay Blackton, and added characters, SNOW WHITE LIVE fleshes out the familiar tale.
Mary Jo Salerno (A Modern Affair (1996)) has the task of turning the world's original animated heroine into a flesh and blood princess. With a pleasant singing voice and a energetic stage presence, Ms. Salerno manages to give Snow White a pleasant and sweet quality, without sending the audience into a sugar overdose. Her rendition of "Someday My Prince Will Come", still gives me goosebumps! She was the right actress for the job!
Richard Bowne has the thankless job of being Snow White's "One True Love".....Prince Charming. In the live performance, he is given one of the two new songs in the show, "Will I Ever See Her Again", which is cut from the HBO and video productions. A very "charming" song, we can only assume that it was left on the cutting room floor (along with the Seven Dwarf's song "Buddle-Uddle-Um-Dum" aka, "The Washing Song") simply for timing reasons......a rather sad mistake. For the audience's sake, I home it is put back in if the show is ever re-released.
Anne Francine ('Crocodile' Dundee (1986)) is nasty as the Wicked Queen. Her performance is over the top, and a bit campy, very much like that of the British pantomime productions. A bit old for the role, yet still effective, she gives the audience a "witch" they can truly hate!
With a wonderful opening number, and a splashy wedding finale, I HIGHLY recommend locating a copy of this video. It is a rare treat that shouldn't be missed!