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See
“Santa Clause 2” For Free
When You Buy “The Santa Clause"
It doesn’t matter whether you’ve been naughty or nice
-- when you buy The Santa Clause Special Edition on Video
or DVD, you’ll get one free movie ticket voucher for Santa
Clause 2: The Mrs. Clause. Just redeem the voucher at participating
theaters for a free movie ticket (up to $7 value). See the DVD and
Video for complete details.
*Offers begin to expire December 13, 2002. Good in U.S.A. and Canada
only. Void where prohibited. |
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The
song "Human Again" was added to the Broadway musical in 1994
and turned out to be a showstopper, so the filmmakers began
exploring ways to add the number into a "Special Edition"
release of the film.
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Adding
the song "Human Again," in which the objects give the castle
a thorough housecleaning, required filmmakers to make some
"repairs" to the film, says producer Don Hahn. "We had to
literally go into the rest of the film and clean up the castle.
This affects about 80 to 85 shots and we had to digitally
repair ripped wallpaper, straighten crooked picture frames,
and generally look for any inconsistencies created by the
addition."
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Beauty
And The Beast is, indeed, a "tale as old as time," with
variations on the story dating as far back as Greek mythology.
The first recorded account of "Beauty" dates back to 1550,
by Italian author Giovanni Straparalo.
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The
ballroom in the castle was created in the computer by specially
trained artists, animators, and software experts. From the
rough sketches provided, the room was constructed a section
at a time and was designed to look as though it had 72-foot
ceilings, was 184 feet long from door to door, 126 feet wide,
and had a dome that's 86 by 61 feet!
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Beauty
And The Beast was the first animated Disney feature scripted
by a woman, Linda Woolverton. Another first: it marked the
first time each animator was credited on screen specifically
for the character he or she brought to life. |
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eauty
And The Beast: Special Edition"
