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*** Adding to this, Aurora would eventually wander the castle during her party, with her disappearance causing AdultFear among her parents, with them realizing that [[YouAreTooLate they're too late]] and Maleficent has already cursed the princess.
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*** Adding to this, Aurora would eventually wander the castle during her party, with her disappearance causing AdultFear worries among her parents, with them realizing that [[YouAreTooLate they're too late]] and Maleficent has already cursed the princess.
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*** In the original treatment outline given on the 2004 DVD release, Aurora meets Philip while out in the woods like in the final film, and later learns that he is the leader of a cavalcade of knights. Philip would have given her a ring with his cavalcade's insignia on it, which the fairies would notice once the palace is put to sleep and later recognize while searching for Philip.
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** Another treatment, mentioned earlier from the 2004 DVD, has Stefan recognize that his daughter has fallen in love, an idea later repeated in ''[[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 The Little Mermaid]]''. On the day of Aurora's 16th birthday, Stefan makes an order to ensure that nothing can get in or out of the castle in order to protect Aurora from Maleficent's curse, with Flora encompassing the castle with a protective barrier. Unfortunately, like in the final film, they FailedASpotCheck, as Maleficent not only knows where Aurora has been couped up, but also manages to sneak into the castle in the form of a large purple fish in the moat, taken to the kitchen by a servant boy to prepare to be cooked, and then changes into the form of an old crone.
*** Adding to this, Aurora would eventually wander the castle during her party, with her disappearance causing AdultFear among her parents, with them realizing that [[YouAreTooLate they're too late]] and Maleficent has already cursed the princess.
** During Aurora's sleep, Maleficent would create the Forest of Thorns herself while the Three Good Fairies were searching for Philip, making her own protective barrier against the hope of waking the princess up. This also lines up with the original fairytale where the castle is surrounded by brambles during the hundred years that the curse is in effect, acting as a timer to prevent anyone from awakening her too early.
*** Adding to this, Aurora would eventually wander the castle during her party, with her disappearance causing AdultFear among her parents, with them realizing that [[YouAreTooLate they're too late]] and Maleficent has already cursed the princess.
** During Aurora's sleep, Maleficent would create the Forest of Thorns herself while the Three Good Fairies were searching for Philip, making her own protective barrier against the hope of waking the princess up. This also lines up with the original fairytale where the castle is surrounded by brambles during the hundred years that the curse is in effect, acting as a timer to prevent anyone from awakening her too early.
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* ActingForTwo: Verna Felton provided the voices for both Flora and ''possibly'' Queen Leah.
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* ActingForTwo: Material put out decades after the movie's release credit Verna Felton provided as providing the voices for both Flora and ''possibly'' Queen Leah.
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* UncreditedRole: The voices for Queen Leah and for Maleficent's goons weren't credited. However, a bonus feature on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' 70th Anniversary Edition [[https://youtu.be/6GQlxM7A59w?si=dvmHIjFUU-i1y5xw&t=212 states]] that after Verna Felton voiced Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, she went on to voice Flora and (possibly) Leah. [[note]]On the other hand, the voice of Lord Duke has not been solved or confirmed for many years, due to Taylor Holmes replacing Hans Conried for the voice role of King Stefan. His voice kind of sounds like Hans Conried in a higher pitch tone since Duke has a Mid Atlantic accent[[/note]].
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** The voices for Queen Leah and for Maleficent's goons weren't credited. However, a bonus feature on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' 70th Anniversary Edition [[https://youtu.be/6GQlxM7A59w?si=dvmHIjFUU-i1y5xw&t=212 states]] that after Verna Felton voiced Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, she went on to voice Flora and(possibly) Leah. [[note]]On Leah.
** On the other hand, the voice of Lord Duke has not been solved or confirmed for many years, due to Taylor Holmes replacing Hans Conried for the voice role of King Stefan. His voice kind of sounds like Hans Conried in a higher pitch tone since Duke has a Mid Atlanticaccent[[/note]].accent.
** The voices for Queen Leah and for Maleficent's goons weren't credited. However, a bonus feature on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' 70th Anniversary Edition [[https://youtu.be/6GQlxM7A59w?si=dvmHIjFUU-i1y5xw&t=212 states]] that after Verna Felton voiced Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, she went on to voice Flora and
** On the other hand, the voice of Lord Duke has not been solved or confirmed for many years, due to Taylor Holmes replacing Hans Conried for the voice role of King Stefan. His voice kind of sounds like Hans Conried in a higher pitch tone since Duke has a Mid Atlantic
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* UncreditedRole: The voices for Queen Leah and for Maleficent's goons weren't credited. However, a bonus feature on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' 70th Anniversary Edition [[https://youtu.be/6GQlxM7A59w?si=dvmHIjFUU-i1y5xw&t=212 states]] that after Verna Felton voiced Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, she went on to voice Flora and (possibly) Leah. On the other hand, the voice of Lord Duke has not been solved or confirmed for many years, due to Taylor Holmes replacing Hans Conried for the voice role of King Stefan. His voice kind of sounds like Hans Conried in a higher pitch tone since Duke has a Mid Atlantic accent.
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* UncreditedRole: The voices for Queen Leah and for Maleficent's goons weren't credited. However, a bonus feature on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' 70th Anniversary Edition [[https://youtu.be/6GQlxM7A59w?si=dvmHIjFUU-i1y5xw&t=212 states]] that after Verna Felton voiced Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, she went on to voice Flora and (possibly) Leah. On [[note]]On the other hand, the voice of Lord Duke has not been solved or confirmed for many years, due to Taylor Holmes replacing Hans Conried for the voice role of King Stefan. His voice kind of sounds like Hans Conried in a higher pitch tone since Duke has a Mid Atlantic accent.accent[[/note]].
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** The drunken argument between King Hubert and King Stefan was initially going to take place at the beginning of the film. It would feature a song where they would compare pictures of their children before Lord Duke interrupts the two kings and told them that the fairies have arrived at the castle gates. The deleted song was called "It Happens I Have A Picture" and it was spoken by Bill Thompson, Hans Conried, and Bill Scott. In this sequence, while Thompson was finalized as Hubert, Conried (who did live action reference movements for Stefan) read some of his lines for Stefan while Scott read two lines for Duke. For the voice role of Duke, Scott was dropped out for no reason — not to mention Conried’s ''own'' replacement by Taylor Holmes soon gave rise to numerous unanswered questions, such as about who had really voiced the unnamed herald and why Conried got replaced by Holmes for the voice role of Stefan.
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** The drunken argument between King Hubert and King Stefan was initially going to take place at the beginning of the film. It would feature a song where they would compare pictures of their children before Lord Duke interrupts the two kings and told them that the fairies have arrived at the castle gates. The deleted song was called "It Happens I Have A Picture" and it was spoken by Bill Thompson, Hans Conried, and Bill Scott. In this sequence, while Thompson was finalized as Hubert, Conried (who did live action reference movements for Stefan) read some of his lines for Stefan while Scott read two lines for Duke. For the voice role of Duke, Scott was dropped out for no reason — not to mention Conried’s ''own'' replacement by Taylor Holmes soon gave rise to numerous unanswered questions, such as about who had really voiced the unnamed herald and why Conried got replaced by Holmes for the voice role of Stefan.herald.
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The studios have yet to confirm this allegation other than the trivia. But so far, "possibly" is best
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* ActingForTwo: Verna Felton provided the voices for both Flora and Queen Leah.
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* ActingForTwo: Verna Felton provided the voices for both Flora and ''possibly'' Queen Leah.
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* UncreditedRole: The voices for Queen Leah and for Maleficent's goons weren't credited. However, a bonus feature on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' 70th Anniversary Edition [[https://youtu.be/6GQlxM7A59w?si=dvmHIjFUU-i1y5xw&t=212 states]] that after Verna Felton voiced Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, she went on to voice Flora and Leah. On the other hand, the voice of Lord Duke has not been solved or confirmed for many years, due to Taylor Holmes replacing Hans Conried for the voice role of King Stefan. His voice kind of sounds like Hans Conried in a higher pitch tone since Duke has a Mid Atlantic accent.
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* UncreditedRole: The voices for Queen Leah and for Maleficent's goons weren't credited. However, a bonus feature on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' 70th Anniversary Edition [[https://youtu.be/6GQlxM7A59w?si=dvmHIjFUU-i1y5xw&t=212 states]] that after Verna Felton voiced Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, she went on to voice Flora and (possibly) Leah. On the other hand, the voice of Lord Duke has not been solved or confirmed for many years, due to Taylor Holmes replacing Hans Conried for the voice role of King Stefan. His voice kind of sounds like Hans Conried in a higher pitch tone since Duke has a Mid Atlantic accent.
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* BabyNameTrendStarter: "Aurora" as a baby name took a while to catch on, but it suddenly became much more popular in the 2000s, notably around the time the Disney Princess line was established, which gave the film a renewed burst of popularity. It leapt up even higher after Film/{{Maleficent}} was released.
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** "Aurora" as a baby name took a while to catch on, but it suddenly became much more popular in the 2000s, notably around the time the Disney Princess line was established, which gave the film a renewed burst of popularity. It leapt up even higher after Film/{{Maleficent}} was released.
** "Aurora" as a baby name took a while to catch on, but it suddenly became much more popular in the 2000s, notably around the time the Disney Princess line was established, which gave the film a renewed burst of popularity. It leapt up even higher after Film/{{Maleficent}} was released.
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* BabyNameTrendStarter: Aurora as a baby name has been growing in popularity, with many fans of the movie naming daughters after the princess. Likewise, Merriweather (or alternate spellings such as "Meriwether") was traditionally a boys' name, but a few girls have been named that after the good fairy in this movie.
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* BabyNameTrendStarter: Aurora "Aurora" as a baby name has been growing took a while to catch on, but it suddenly became much more popular in popularity, with many fans of the movie naming daughters 2000s, notably around the time the Disney Princess line was established, which gave the film a renewed burst of popularity. It leapt up even higher after the princess. Film/{{Maleficent}} was released.
** Likewise,Merriweather (or alternate spellings such as "Meriwether") "Meriweather" was traditionally known as a boys' name, name before the movie (with Merry being a common nickname for it), but a few it's now associated with girls have been named that after the good fairy in this movie.fairy.
** Likewise,
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* IAmNotSpock: Although an accomplished opera singer, Mary Costa will always be best known as the voice of Princess Aurora. It's better remembered than her other roles, because naturally, opera is less mainstream than Disney films.
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* UncreditedRole: The voices for Queen Leah and for Maleficent's goons weren't credited. However, a bonus feature on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' 70th Anniversary Edition states that after Verna Felton voiced Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, she went on to voice Flora and Leah. On the other hand, the voice of Lord Duke has not been solved or confirmed for many years, due to Taylor Holmes replacing Hans Conried for the voice role of King Stefan. His voice kind of sounds like Hans Conried in a higher pitch tone since Duke has a Mid Atlantic accent.
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* UncreditedRole: The voices for Queen Leah and for Maleficent's goons weren't credited. However, a bonus feature on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}'' 70th Anniversary Edition states [[https://youtu.be/6GQlxM7A59w?si=dvmHIjFUU-i1y5xw&t=212 states]] that after Verna Felton voiced Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, she went on to voice Flora and Leah. On the other hand, the voice of Lord Duke has not been solved or confirmed for many years, due to Taylor Holmes replacing Hans Conried for the voice role of King Stefan. His voice kind of sounds like Hans Conried in a higher pitch tone since Duke has a Mid Atlantic accent.
