Happily Ever After
Brief Synopsis
An animated "sequel" to the classic fairytale "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
Cast & Crew
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John Howley
Director
Carol Channing
Voice
Sally Kellerman
Voice
Phyllis Diller
Voice
Edward Asner
Voice
Linda Gary
Voice
Film Details
Also Known As
Blanche Neige et le chateau hante
MPAA Rating
Genre
Family
Musical
Release Date
1993
Distribution Company
First National Film Corporation
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 14m
Synopsis
An animated "sequel" to the classic fairytale "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
Director
John Howley
Director
Cast
Carol Channing
Voice
Sally Kellerman
Voice
Phyllis Diller
Voice
Edward Asner
Voice
Linda Gary
Voice
Frank Welker
Voice
Jonathan Harris
Voice
Dom Deluise
Voice
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Voice
Tracey Ullman
Voice
Malcolm Mcdowell
Voice
Michael Horton
Voice
Irene Cara
Voice
Crew
Cheryl Bascom
Casting
Frank W Becker
Music
Gian Celestri
Segment Director
Joe Gall
Editor
John Grusd
Associate Producer
John Grusd
Art Director
Ashley Hall
Song
Bruce B Heller
Animation Supervisor
John Howley
Animation Director
Bill Kean
Sound Editor
Richard Kerr
Song
Robby London
Screenplay
Robby London
Associate Producer
Barry Mann
Song
Chuck Mitman
Production Manager
Louie Montoya
Sound
Martha Moran
Screenplay
John Lewis Parker
Song
Jeffrey Patch
Editor
Steve Pickard
Sound
Bob Pope
Production Manager
Charles Rychwalski
Sound Editor
Erika Scheimer
Associate Producer
Lou Scheimer
Producer
Stephanie Tyrell
Song
Steve Tyrell
Song
Larry White
Segment Director
Fred Ziegler
Director Of Photography
Film Details
Also Known As
Blanche Neige et le chateau hante
MPAA Rating
Genre
Family
Musical
Release Date
1993
Distribution Company
First National Film Corporation
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 14m
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Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States on Video October 19, 1993
Released in United States Summer May 28, 1993
Formerly distributed by Worldvision Home Video.
Released in United States Summer May 28, 1993
Released in United States on Video October 19, 1993
