Question: What did Robert Philip mean when he told Giselle that she's acting like she escaped from a Hallmark card?
Enchanted (2007)
1 answered question since 14 Dec '24, 17:13
Directed by: Kevin Lima
Starring: Susan Sarandon, Amy Adams, James Marsden, Patrick Dempsey, Timothy Spall
Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Musical, Romance
Continuity mistake: After receiving the phone call from Nancy, when Robert and Morgan are talking in the taxi, his seatbelt repeatedly changes from over to under his trench coat collar. (00:16:45)
Prince Edward: [To a TV screen.] Magic Mirror, tell me where she is!
TV Reporter: Reporting from 116th and Broadway.
Prince Edward: 116th and Broadway. Thank you mirror!
Trivia: Kevin Lima, the director of Enchanted, is also the squeaky voice of Pip in NYC. Paige O'Hara, who is the voice of Belle from Beauty and the Beast, and Danny Mastrogiorgio, who is the voice of Ram #2 in Brother Bear, appear as the couple on TV in the soap opera that Edward and Nathaniel watch on "the magic mirror." Also note that as soon as Edward clicks the remote to the soap's channel we hear a few bars of Beauty and the Beast's theme music. Then later while Edward searches for Giselle in the apartment building, Judy Kuhn, who is the singing voice of Pocahontas, appears as the pregnant mom with 3 kids who opens the door and tells the prince, "You're too late!"
Question: At the end of the film when we see the logo for the design company, briefly visible is Michaela Conlin (Angela from "Bones"), who I don't think had any lines in the film. She's credited on the IMDb as "May" - did she have lines deleted, or was this just a cameo of sorts (although she's not really famous enough for most people to recognise her)?
Chosen answer: Originally, she was scripted to have a few scenes with Nancy, Robert's girlfriend, in the design studio. The film's producers deleted some of those scenes. You can see that in the DVD under deleted scenes, where she has a slightly bigger part and actually has a small conversation with Nancy about Robert's text message apology.
Answer: Hallmark is a fairly common greeting card brand that is known for being extremely good-natured. He's basically saying she's acting almost unnaturally... perhaps even annoyingly... sweet and kind.
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