Trivia: When making this movie, Walt Disney turned the script into a comic at first and they used these "comic strips" to move around shots and scenes, replace things and generally see what would work or not. This technique is now known as storyboarding and pretty much every single movie production uses it.
Trivia: The queen's name is Grimhilde.
Trivia: In the Swedish dub (and possibly others too) the text appearing on screen is narrated by the Prince.
Trivia: 75 miles of paper was used in the animating of this film.
Trivia: Walt Disney used the profits from this movie to purchase land in Burbank, California, the future home of Disney Animation Studios. If you ever get to visit, you will see the studios are themed for the 7 Dwarfs.
Trivia: When watching the DVD set to French for spoken language, the names on the dwarves' beds, which are written in French when Snow White initially sees them, are in English for the rest of the movie. Also, her coffin has "Snow White" written in English on it.
Trivia: After Snow White has finished scrubbing the castle's steps, you can see there is a "Hidden Mickey" in the water.
Trivia: The Prince was meant to play a larger part in the movie, but his role was later diminished.
Trivia: This was the first full-length animated film released by Walt Disney studios.
Trivia: A deleted scene with Dopey getting rid of the soap bar can be shown in a documentary about Walt Disney in Disneyplus.
Trivia: The Queen never has any screen time with Snow White. It is only when she is disguised as the Witch that the two are seen to interact.
Trivia: Of all the film's human characters, the Prince is the only one who is never named.
Trivia: Comedian Billy Gilbert was cast in this film after he heard that one of the dwarfs' names was going to be Sneezy and he called up Walt Disney. Gilbert then gave Disney his famous sneezing gag and was given the part.
Answer: He's oppositional, sure, but that's just who he is. It doesn't mean he doesn't like her.
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