While no major revelations or even new Imagineering concept art could be found within the pages of the just released Walt Disney Company 2008 Annual Report, stockholders were treated to a glimpse of The Princess and the Frog. A scene with the film's title character Tiana looking out off of a balcony was the backdrop for the final page of Robert Iger's Letter to Shareholders. The movie is scheduled for a 2009 release.
Friday, January 11, 2008
More Princess and the Frog Revealed
While no major revelations or even new Imagineering concept art could be found within the pages of the just released Walt Disney Company 2008 Annual Report, stockholders were treated to a glimpse of The Princess and the Frog. A scene with the film's title character Tiana looking out off of a balcony was the backdrop for the final page of Robert Iger's Letter to Shareholders. The movie is scheduled for a 2009 release.
Looks good.
ReplyDeleteSorta reminds me a little of Peter Pan--the angles, the sky color...
She is absolutely beautiful! I wish I could read what the words are saying. I have to give Disney credit for finally catching up to the 21st century and bringing diversity. We all have to know that ALL princesses are beautiful, no matter the skin color or culture. Thank you Disney!
ReplyDeleteAll I have to say is 'wow'. It looks the artist have been studying the 1950s feature films. I can't wait see how this will turn out.
ReplyDelete"I have to give Disney credit for finally catching up to the 21st century and bringing diversity."
ReplyDeleteOh my god as if Mulan or Pocahontas weren't divers? This has been a long time coming but it's not to say Disney has never attempted being diverse.
Neither Mulan nor Pocahontas are princesses.
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ReplyDeletepocahontas was definitely a princess
or considered one at least since she was chief Powhatan's daughter