Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
(1937) The Happiest, Dopiest, Grumpiest, Sneeziest movie of the year. | Released
Ratings
7.1
7.6
98%
Financials
Revenue: $184,925,486
Budget: $1,488,423
Profit: + $183,437,063
Movie Details
Tag Line: The Happiest, Dopiest, Grumpiest, Sneeziest movie of the year.
Status: Released
Average Rating: 7
Release Date: Dec 21, 1937
Rating: G
Run Time: 1h 23m
Original Language: English
Website: Link
Production Countries: United States of America
Production Companies: Walt Disney Productions
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Synopsis
A beautiful girl, Snow White, takes refuge in the forest in the house of seven dwarfs to hide from her stepmother, the wicked Queen. The Queen is jealous because she wants to be known as "the fairest in the land," and Snow White's beauty surpasses her own.
Crew
| Department | Role | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Production | Producer |
Walt Disney
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| Character Technical Supervisor |
Joe Grant
Albert Hurter
|
|
| Sound | Original Music Composer |
Paul J. Smith
Frank Churchill
Leigh Harline
|
| Songs |
Frank Churchill
James MacDonald
|
|
| Sound Effects |
Clarence Nash
James MacDonald
Purv Pullen
Paullean Rob
James MacDonald
|
|
| Sound Engineer |
George Lowerre
|
|
| Music |
Edward H. Plumb
|
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| Directing | Director |
David Hand
|
| Co-Director |
Ben Sharpsteen
Wilfred Jackson
Perce Pearce
William Cottrell
Larry Morey
|
|
| Assistant Director |
Ford Beebe
John Hubley
Mike Holoboff
Carl Fallberg
Hal Adelquist
|
|
| Layout |
Kendall O'Connor
Ferdinand Horvath
Louis Debney
|
|
| Writing | Original Story |
Jacob Grimm
Wilhelm Grimm
|
| Screenplay |
Ted Sears
Richard Creedon
Otto Englander
Dick Rickard
Earl Hurd
Merrill De Maris
Dorothy Ann Blank
Webb Smith
|
|
| Characters |
Ferdinand Horvath
|
|
| Lyricist |
Larry Morey
|
|
| Camera | Camera Operator |
Max Morgan
Mickey Batchelder
Ken Moore
|
| Visual Effects | Animation |
Grim Natwick
James Algar
Art Babbitt
Jack Campbell
Bill Roberts
Eric Larson
David Swift
Wolfgang Reitherman
Frank Thomas
John Lounsbery
Ward Kimball
Les Clark
Bernard Garbutt
Milt Kahl
Robert Stokes
Stan Quackenbush
Ollie Johnston
Shamus Culhane
Al Eugster
George Rowley
Sandy Strother
Marvin Woodward
Dick Lundy
Joshua Meador
John McManus
Cornett Wood
Fred Moore
Riley Thomson
Amby Paliwoda
Hugh Fraser
Albert Hurter
Fred Spencer
Cy Young
Louie Schmitt
Ugo D'Orsi
Robert Martsch
Campbell Grant
Paul Busch
Tony Rivera
|
| Animation Production Assistant |
John Lounsbery
Ollie Johnston
Lester Novros
Marc Davis
Clair Weeks
Bill Keil
|
|
| Visual Effects |
Bob Broughton
|
|
| Art | Background Designer |
Samuel Armstrong
Merle Cox
Claude Coats
Maurice Noble
Mique Nelson
Phil Dike
Ray Lockrem
|
| Art Direction |
Ken Anderson
McLaren Stewart
Kendall O'Connor
Charles Philippi
Hugh Hennesy
John Hubley
Harold Miles
Terrell Stapp
Gustaf Tenggren
Tom Codrick
Hazel Sewell
|
|
| Crew | Post Production Supervisor |
Ben Sharpsteen
|
| Sequence Supervisor |
Ben Sharpsteen
Wilfred Jackson
Perce Pearce
William Cottrell
Larry Morey
|
|
| Supervising Animator |
Hamilton Luske
Bill Tytla
Fred Moore
Norman Ferguson
|
|
| Editing | Editor |
Bill Melendez
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| Editorial Production Assistant |
George Cave
|
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| Assistant Editor |
I.J. Wilkinson
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| Costume & Make-Up | Costume Design |
Virginia Lockwood
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