| | Princess and the Frog Theatrical Release (Not Yet Available on DVD)
| Category | Children's DVDs, Animation Movies, Family Videos, Romance, Children (About), Animated Characters, Animated Worlds, Theatrical Releases (Not Yet Available), G-Rated, Disney, African Americans, Fairy Tale | | Director | Ron Clements, John Musker | | Composer | Randy Newman | | Producer | Peter Del Vecho | | Voice | John Goodman, Keith David, Jenifer Lewis, Jim Cummings, Anika Noni Rose |
The classic tale of a princess, a kiss, and a frog gets an update (and a change of scenery) with this film in Disney's grand tradition of animated classics. DREAMGIRLS' Anika Noni Rose provides the voice of a beautiful young woman living in New Orleans who may just have to pucker up to an amphibian. THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG arrives not only with Disney's name attached, but also with THE LITTLE MERMAID directors Ron Clements and John Musker at the helm. Princess and the Frog Reviews: "It's a beautiful film that clearly feels the responsibility to join the canon of Disney classic."-- Amy Nicholson, Box Office Princess and the Frog | Orig Year | 2009 | | CD Universe Part number | 7668945 | | Release Date | New Princess and the Frog TR release date | | Rating | G (MPAA) | | Movie Details | Color |
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