
Disenchanted (2022) on Netflix
PG20221h 58mAdventureAnimationComedy
Giselle, Robert and Morgan Philip leave Manhattan for the suburb of Monroeville, where Morgan feels out of place. Giselle wishes their family a perfect fairy tale, and the town becomes a kingdom.
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- Netflix2.4/5
- IMDb5.6/1030,198 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes38%
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Plot summary
Ten years on, Giselle, Robert and Morgan Philip live in Manhattan with baby Sofia, and the city has begun to wear on them, so Giselle moves the family to the suburb of Monroeville. The new house needs renovating, Robert commutes to work, and Morgan feels like an outcast at school. King Edward and Queen Nancy arrive from Andalasia through a well in the backyard and give Sofia, their goddaughter, a wish-granting wand. Malvina Monroe, who heads the town council, is preparing a fairy-tale ball with her son Tyson as its elected prince, and Giselle's attempt to have Morgan chosen as princess only embarrasses her. After talking with the chipmunk Pip, Giselle wishes her family a perfect fairy tale, and by morning Monroeville has become a kingdom.
Cast
Amy Adamsas Giselle
Patrick Dempseyas Robert Philip
James Marsdenas Prince Edward
Maya Rudolphas Malvina Monroe
Gabriella Baldacchinoas Morgan Philip
- Rachel Duffas Morgan Philip (young)
Idina Menzelas Nancy Tremaine
Yvette Nicole Brownas Rosaleen
Jayma Maysas Ruby
Kolton Stewartas Tyson Monroe
Oscar Nuñezas Edgar
Alan Tudykas Scroll (voice)
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Disenchanted (2022)
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- Reshoots on Disenchanted were underway by March 28, 2022, in Hambleden, Buckinghamshire, England, prompted by mixed reception at a test screening, with further reshoots in New York City wrapping in April.
- The Enchanted sequel sat in the works for 13 years before being greenlit; Disney Studios' President of Production Sean Bailey announced it in December 2020, and it was reportedly writer Brigitte Hales who finally got it made.
- Songwriter Stephen Schwartz said the sequel would have seven songs and reprises, including two for Idina Menzel's Nancy Tremaine, whose song had been cut from the first film.


























