Snow White Christmas

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VHS cover for A Snow White Christmas
VHS cover for A Snow White Christmas

A Snow White Christmas, released in 1980 is a Christmas cartoon-movie that is 50 minutes long and dedicated to the young children.

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[edit] Plot summary

The movie is kind of a sequel for the original Snow White story (not the 1937 Disney film) Snow White and her husband Prince Charming (now known as King Charming as he has been coronated and he and Snow White are now the rulers of the land) have a young daughter; also named Snow White. The royal family is hosting a festival in honor of Christmas. When the Wicked Queen learns about that, she decides to kill the little girl and wreak havoc on the kingdom. She creates an ice storm, and freezes the entire village, just barely missing the girl. Snow White Jr. is horrified to see her parents turned to ice. The younger Snow White and her bumbling friend Grunyon must run away and meet the Seven Friendly Giants. The younger Snow White is never safe from the Wicked Queen because she will always be able to find her. The giants must save the girl from her vengeance before she ends up frozen like her parents.

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[edit] Creators

  • Music by : Dean Andre
  • Screenplay by : Kay Wright
  • Directed by : Kay Wright
  • Producers : Lou Scheimer, Kay Wright, Norm Prescott

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Snow White (1902) • Snow White (1916) • Snow White (1933) • Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) • Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs (1943) • Snow White and the Three Stooges (1961) • Grimms Märchen von Lüsternen Pärchen (1969) • Snow White Christmas (1980) • Snow White (1987) • Snow White: A Tale of Terror (1997) • Snow White (2001) • Biancaneve e i sette nani (1995) • 7 Zwerge – Männer allein im Wald (2004 ) • 7 Zwerge – Der Wald ist nicht genug (2006) • Sydney White (2007)