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In the original story, the fight and death were done off screen.
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* AdaptationalBadass: The Mouse King in the original play is killed after the duel with the Nutcracker. Here [[spoiler: he manages to make one final attempt on Clara's life, and on his death throes, no less]].
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* AdaptationalBadass: The Mouse King in the original play is killed after the duel with the Nutcracker.Nutcracker (and [[OffScreenMomentOfAwesome off screen]]). Here [[spoiler: he manages to make one final attempt on Clara's life, and on his death throes, no less]].
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* AdaptationalBadass: The Mouse King in the original play is killed after the duel with the Nutcracker. Here [[spoiler: he manages to make one final attempt on Clare's life, and on his death throes, no less]].
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* AdaptationalBadass: The Mouse King in the original play is killed after the duel with the Nutcracker. Here [[spoiler: he manages to make one final attempt on Clare's Clara's life, and on his death throes, no less]].
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* HeroesWantRedheads: Hans/Nutcracker and Clara fit this trope. Clara becomes a pretty heroic redhead herself over the course of the movie.
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''The Nutcracker Prince'' is a 1990 AnimatedMusical made by Creator/LacewoodProductions and released by Creator/WarnerBros Family Entertainment. Based on the Creator/ETAHoffmann's classic book ''Literature/TheNutcrackerAndTheMouseKing'' and with music composed by Music/PyotrIlyichTchaikovsky, this animated holiday tale utilizes the vocal talents of such stars as Creator/KieferSutherland (in the title role), Creator/PeterOToole, and Phyllis Diller. The film was produced by Kevin Gillis, creator of ''WesternAnimation/TheRaccoons''. However, the initial box office failure of this film caused ''Raccoons'' to be canceled.
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''The Nutcracker Prince'' is a 1990 AnimatedMusical made by Creator/LacewoodProductions and released by Creator/WarnerBros Family Entertainment. Based on the Creator/ETAHoffmann's classic book ''Literature/TheNutcrackerAndTheMouseKing'' and with music composed by Music/PyotrIlyichTchaikovsky, this animated holiday tale utilizes the vocal talents of such stars as Creator/KieferSutherland (in the title role), Creator/PeterOToole, and Phyllis Diller.Creator/PhyllisDiller. The film was produced by Kevin Gillis, creator of ''WesternAnimation/TheRaccoons''. However, the initial box office failure of this film caused ''Raccoons'' to be canceled.
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* WeirdWorldWeirdFood: The King seems to have a fondness for blue cheese cake. This might explain why the Mouse Queen, her son, and all the other mice show up to eat the cake — mice love cheese.
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* WeirdWorldWeirdFood: The King seems to have a fondness for blue cheese cake. This might explain why the Mouse Queen, her son, and all the other mice show up to eat the cake — mice love cheese.cheese, after all.
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Saw the movie and heard the wife call her husband by that name
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** In one part of the movie, at the beginning, the mother, Ingrid, calls her husband Karl. It's at the moment she was given a beautiful necklace from her husband.
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* DramaticallyMissingThePoint: According to Drosselmeyer, the Krakatooth Nut can only be broken by a gentleman who has never worn boots. Hearing this, the King orders that all the noblemen of his realm be summoned to help break the curse on Princess Perilpat, and that they remove their boots before trying to crack the nut. Somehow, it flew over his head that the conditions of the curse clearly state the gentleman in question has to have ''never'' worn boots, not simply the absence of them. [[JustifiedTrope In all fairness]], one can interpret that the King knew it would be hard to find such a person, and is trying to cut corners to better his chances.
