Snow White and Woodland Creatures - Disney - Funko Pop! Movie Posters #09 - 100th Anniversary of Disney
Celebrate Disney’s rich history with the Funko Pop! Movie Posters: Snow White & Woodland Creatures, a stunning tribute to Disney’s first full-length animated feature. This collectible set features Snow White and her forest friends, beautifully displayed in a sealed, transparent case. The display includes a sepia-toned rendition of the classic 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs movie poster, making it a perfect addition to any Disney collection or as a unique gift.
Item Number: 67580
Category: Animation & Cartoons
License: Disney
Sublicense: Snow White
Product Type: Pop!
Product Subtype: Pop! Movie Posters
Year: 2023
This special-edition Funko Pop! Movie Posters set showcases Snow White alongside two bunnies and a squirrel, encapsulating the charm of Disney’s beloved story. The set is encased in a clear, hard acrylic display case that cannot be opened, ensuring the figures and backdrop remain in pristine condition. The display is versatile and can be hanged on the wall or placed on shelves, desks, or display cabinets for maximum impact.
• Figure Design: Snow White is depicted in her classic Disney attire—bright yellow dress, and a yellow headband with a bow adorning her signature black hair. The character’s pose captures her grace and kindness. The bunnies and squirrel are designed in Funko’s signature cute style, enhancing the magical woodland scene.
• Backdrop Art: The background features a sepia-toned version of the 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs movie artwork. It displays Snow White, the iconic castle, and the Seven Dwarfs, bringing a touch of nostalgia to the display and evoking the vintage feel of classic cinema.
Dimensions:
• Protective Case: 11 inches (W) x 17 inches (H) x 5.5 inches (D) (27.9 cm x 43.2 cm x 14 cm).
• Snow White Figure: Approximately 4 inches tall (10.2 cm).
• The set is designed for easy display on shelves or desks, making it a versatile and eye-catching centerpiece.
• Material: Vinyl figures with a hard acrylic display case.
• Non-Removable Figures: The figures are securely fixed inside the case and cannot be removed, preserving the scene’s presentation.
Origins of the Character
The story of Snow White, based on the classic German fairy tale Schneewittchen collected by the Brothers Grimm in 1812, dates back even further, potentially 800 to 1000 years as part of European oral storytelling traditions. The tale of a beautiful princess targeted by a jealous queen has captivated audiences for generations, eventually inspiring Walt Disney to adapt it into his first full-length animated feature.
About the Original 1937 Movie
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was released in 1937 and is significant for being the first full-length animated feature film ever produced. The movie was a huge gamble for Walt Disney, who invested $1.5 million in its production, a staggering sum at the time. Disney even had to mortgage his house to fund the project. Many critics at the time believed the movie would be a failure, dismissing it as “Disney’s Folly” because they doubted that audiences would enjoy a feature-length cartoon.
However, the film became a monumental success, earning over $8 million during its initial release and proving that animated films could captivate audiences just as much as live-action movies. The production of the movie was an enormous undertaking that took about 3 years to complete, involving drawing, animating, producing, recording, and adding voices from talented actors. The film’s use of the multiplane camera was particularly innovative, adding a sense of depth and realism to the hand-drawn animation.
The Cast Behind the Magic
• Adriana Caselotti as Snow White: Her delicate and melodic voice gave Snow White her sweet and innocent sound.
• Lucille La Verne as The Evil Queen and The Witch: Known for her vocal versatility, she shifted from the haughty queen to the sinister, croaking voice of the Witch.
• Harry Stockwell as The Prince: His role brought a romantic element to the film, with his rich singing voice.
• Roy Atwell, Pinto Colvig, Otis Harlan, Scotty Mattraw, Billy Gilbert, and Eddie Collins provided the distinct voices that brought the Seven Dwarfs to life, each adding humor and personality to their respective roles.
Main Characters in the Movie
• Snow White: The beautiful and gentle princess who finds friendship and protection among the forest animals and the Seven Dwarfs.
• The Evil Queen: A character defined by her vanity and jealousy, whose transformation into the wicked witch remains one of Disney’s most iconic villains.
• The Seven Dwarfs:
• Doc: The self-appointed leader of the dwarfs, characterized by his tendency to mix up his words, but always well-meaning and wise.
• Grumpy: A skeptic and often cynical, Grumpy has a heart of gold hidden beneath his tough exterior. Despite his attitude, he grows to care deeply for Snow White.
• Happy: Always cheerful and optimistic, Happy brings a smile to the group and is often the life of their little gatherings.
• Sleepy: Constantly tired, Sleepy is known for his droopy eyes and frequent yawns, providing comedic relief throughout the story.
• Bashful: Shy and easily embarrassed, especially around Snow White, Bashful has a gentle, sweet nature and a soft-spoken voice.
• Sneezy: Known for his uncontrollable sneezing fits due to allergies, Sneezy’s humorous mishaps add charm and humor to the group.
• Dopey: The only dwarf who doesn’t speak, Dopey uses expressive gestures to communicate. His childlike innocence and playful nature make him a fan favorite.
• The Prince: Snow White’s true love, whose kiss ultimately breaks the spell, leading to the film’s joyful conclusion.
Why This Movie Is So Significant?
The release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs marked a turning point in cinema, proving that animated storytelling could evoke deep emotion and hold the audience’s attention over a feature-length runtime. The film’s success set the stage for Disney’s future in animated filmmaking, giving rise to classics like Pinocchio, Bambi, and Cinderella. Beyond its groundbreaking technical achievements, it introduced unforgettable characters and a timeless story, making it a cornerstone of Disney’s rich history.
Iconic Songs from the Movie
• “Heigh-Ho”: Sung by the dwarfs as they march to and from their diamond mine, this catchy and cheerful song became one of Disney’s most recognizable tunes. The song captures the hardworking yet joyful nature of the dwarfs.
• “Some Day My Prince Will Come”: A hopeful ballad sung by Snow White, dreaming of reuniting with her true love. The song’s romantic and wistful tone made it a defining musical moment in Disney’s history and a favorite among fans.
Perfect for Gifting
This Funko Pop! Movie Posters set is a must-have for Disney enthusiasts, collectors, and fans of classic animation. With its meticulously designed figures and nostalgic artwork, it makes a memorable gift for any occasion. Whether it’s for a birthday, anniversary, or just to add a touch of Disney magic to a collection, this set stands out as a unique and thoughtful choice. Its beautiful, sealed acrylic case ensures that the display will remain dust-free and preserved for years to come.
Help Pop! Snow White and Woodland Creatures find their way safely into your Disney collection or gift it to someone you love!