Posts Tagged ‘Princess and the Frog’

The founders of this Princess and the Frog website have written out a contest to find the person/group of persons, who can deliver the best photograph of themselves or others in a Princess and the Frog Costume during Halloween. There are several requirements of the photograph:

1). The person(s) in the photograph have to wear a costume of an official character in the “Princess and the Frog” Movie.

2). You can only send in one photograph! So make sure you pick the best one!

3). Make sure that the picture you send in, is in a standard file, so that our website can easily read and publish them.

4). The deadline for sending in the picture is November 7th. You can send your photograph to info@princessandthefrogmovie.net.

5). When the contest is finished, all pictures will be shown in a photo album on the website.

The winner of the Princess and the Frog Costume Contest will get free tickets to see the Princess and the Frog movie!

Songwriter/composer Ne-Yo is about to get animated in the upcoming Disney Movie “Princess and the Frog”, because he has contributed the song “Never Knew I Needed” to the soundtrack of the movie.

According to reports, the Las Vegas native will also shoot an accompanying video for the song in the coming weeks. The clip will be directed by Melina, who has helmed videos for Beyonce, Whitney Houston and Ciara. A snippet of the song can be heard on the soundtrack page on the Walt Disney Records website.

‘The Princess and the Frog’ soundtrack is due out November 23, while the film opens in December 11 in U.S. theaters.

The first five minutes of the opening scene of the upcoming movie “Princess and the Frog” were leaked to the media. The movie starts in the beautiful mansion of La Bouff in historic New Orleans, where a young Tiana and Charlotte La Bouff are listening to the story about “the Prince and the Frog” told by Eudora, Tiana’s mother. Ironically, Tiana tells her mother that she would never kiss a frog, while her friend mocks her by trying to make Tiana kiss her transformed Frog puppet. One can definitely see that the montage of the movie is not finalized yet, given the lack of color in the scene with James, Eudora and Tiana. This clip gives us all a sense of joy and warmth, that is reminiscent of the old Disney Classics. I have a strong sense that the movie could become more popular than most analysts and studios are projecting and will be important to Disney’s new Renaissance of classic hand-drawn 2D movies, because of the audacity to use black people as main characters and the wonderful combination of music, joy, characters and story line, that hasn’t been enjoyed by large audiences since the Lion King and Aladdin.

Willem de Vocht