The photo op is available exclusively to Annual Passholders now through July 31 as part of V.I.PASSHOLDER Summer Days, Disney ...

This particular Homunculi eventually became the antagonist, Father. 16. Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty & Kingdom Hearts) She is the antagonist in Sleeping Beauty and has been an iconic villain in Disney.

Disney first teased a “Sleeping Beauty” magnet and then officially announced it would feature Maleficent. The final artwork has the iconic animated villain holding her staff, with her horns sticking ...

Is Angelina Jolie’s Darker Live-Action Disney Remake Of Sleeping Beauty Is Actually A ‘Revenge Fantasy’ Before the Snow White controversy, Disney also changed Angelina Jolie’s Maleficent.

I doubt Angelina Jolie’s Maleficent will be as memorable as the original, but I do applaud the movie as a whole for taking the Sleeping Beauty story in an unexpected direction.

Towards the beginning of this very interesting, mildly feminist take on Sleeping Beauty, there is a moment that, thanks to recent sad accidents of fate, takes the film in an unexpectedly gut ...

The dragons are not the only things to get excited about though. Throughout the trailer we see Merida from Disney’s Brave, Flynn Rider from Tangled, and of course Maleficent and Hades. In terms ...

"Agatha All Along" creator Jac Schaeffer discusses directing Patti LuPone's showcase episode and revealing the true identity of Rio Vidal (Aubrey Plaza).

In the second season, we discover that Maleficent has put Princess Aurora under a sleeping curse, and turned Prince Phillip into the Yaoguai, keeping the two lovers apart, but we didn't see any of ...

Hex a new musical based on Sleeping Beauty book by Tanya Ronder, music by Jim Fortune and lyrics by Rufus Norris original concept by Katrina Lindsay and Rufus Norris Now playing to 14 January ...

Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty gets a new Legends in 3D bust by Diamond Select Toys, capturing her sinister elegance. This 11" statue features Maleficent with her horns, green skin, and bird ...

Consider that Sleeping Beauty appeared in theaters in 1959; other films of that year included Marilyn Monroe’s Some Like It Hot and Lana Turner’s Imitation of Life.