Snow White: The Fairest of Them All (2001)
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- TV-PG
- 1h 33min
- Adventure, Family
- 17 Mar 2002 (USA)
- TV Movie
Snow White's mother dies during childbirth, leaving baby Snow and father John for dead on an icy field, who then receives a visit from one of Satan's representatives, granting him three wishes.
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| Miranda Richardson | ... |
Queen Elspeth
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| Tom Irwin | ... |
John
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| Vera Farmiga | ... |
Josephine
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| Kristin Kreuk | ... |
Snow White
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| Clancy Brown | ... |
The Granter of Wishes
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| Vincent Schiavelli | ... |
Wednesday (Yellow)
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| José Zúñiga | ... |
Hector
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| Michael J. Anderson | ... |
Sunday (Violet)
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| Warwick Davis | ... |
Saturday (Indigo)
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| Tyron Leitso | ... |
Prince Alfred
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| Michael Gilden | ... |
Monday (Red)
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Mark J. Trombino | ... |
Tuesday (Orange)
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Penny Blake | ... |
Thursday (Green)
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| Martin Klebba | ... |
Friday (Blue)
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| Campbell Lane | ... |
Magistrate
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Rob Roy | ... |
Minister #1
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Peter Hall | ... |
Minister #2
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| Shaine Jones | ... |
Palace Attendant
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| Karin Konoval | ... |
Crone
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James Chutter | ... |
Footman
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| Shaun Balbar | ... |
Chef
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| Michelle Harrison | ... |
Lady in Waiting #1
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Michelle Maryineau | ... |
Lady in Waiting #2
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| Stacee Copeland | ... |
Lady in Waiting #3
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Lauren Kennedy | ... |
Child #1
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Naomi Lawson-Baird | ... |
Child #2
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Nicole Robert | ... |
Kitchen Worker
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Milana Orchard | ... |
Baby Snow White
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Teal Warris | ... |
Baby Snow White
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Janelle Rancourt | ... |
Girl on Road
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Broud The Bear | ... |
Alfred
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Directed by
| Caroline Thompson | ||
Written by
| Jacob Grimm | ... | (story) (as The Brothers Grimm) & |
| Wilhelm Grimm | ... | (story) (as The Brothers Grimm) |
| Caroline Thompson | ... | (teleplay) & |
| Julie Hickson | ... | (teleplay) |
Produced by
| Robert Halmi Sr. | ... | executive producer |
| Robert A. Halmi | ... | executive producer (as Robert Halmi Jr.) |
| Matthew O'Connor | ... | producer |
| Caroline Thompson | ... | producer |
| Mary Anne Waterhouse | ... | co-producer |
Music by
| Michael Convertino | ||
Cinematography by
| Jon Joffin | ... | director of photography |
Editing by
| Margaret Goodspeed | ||
Editorial Department
| Yelena Lanskaya | ... | assistant editor |
| David Legault | ... | assistant editor |
| Aaron Marshall | ... | assistant editor |
Casting By
| John Brace | ||
| Heike Brandstatter | ||
| Linda Lowy | ||
| Coreen Mayrs | ||
Production Design by
| David Brisbin | ||
Art Direction by
| Doug Hardwick | ||
Set Decoration by
| Elizabeth Wilcox | ||
Costume Design by
| Nancy Bryant | ||
Makeup Department
| Gitte Axen | ... | makeup artist |
| Ian C. Ballard | ... | hair designer (as Ian Ballard) |
| Stacey Butterworth | ... | wig maker |
| Rachel Griffin | ... | special makeup effects artist |
| Norma Hill-Patton | ... | makeup designer |
| Bruce Houston | ... | makeup effects applicator (as Bruce Huston) |
| Cindy L. Larsen | ... | hair stylist (as Cindy Larson) |
| Brad Proctor | ... | makeup effects applicator |
| Bill Terezakis | ... | special makeup effects designer |
Production Management
| Julia Neville | ... | unit manager |
| Mary Anne Waterhouse | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Bonnie R. Benwick | ... | first assistant director (as Bonnie Benwick) |
| Kate Keates | ... | second assistant director (as Kate Vanderbyl) |
| Kryssta Mills | ... | third assistant director |
| Steve Nicolaides | ... | second unit director |
| Anya Smith | ... | additional third assistant director |
Art Department
| Tara Arnett | ... | art department assistant |
| Sandy Arthur | ... | assistant set decorator |
| Linda Marie Bishop | ... | signwriter |
| Hoka Duquette | ... | set painter / stand by painter |
| Mark Francis | ... | property master |
| Allan Galajda | ... | set designer |
| Brent Gloeckler | ... | head sculptor |
| Carl Gruell | ... | art department production assistant |
| Max Matsuoka | ... | key props buyer |
| Ignacio McBurney | ... | assistant set decorator |
| Mike McLeod | ... | construction coordinator |
| Dale Menzies | ... | construction foreman |
| Steven Reintjes | ... | lead painter / on set painter |
| Jeremy Stanbridge | ... | assistant art director |
| Ken Wells | ... | paint coordinator |
Sound Department
| Peter Bergren | ... | sound effects editor |
| Graham Crowell | ... | boom operator |
| Gary Gegan | ... | re-recording mixer |
| Scott Goodman | ... | boom operator |
| Matthew Iadarola | ... | supervising re-recording mixer |
| Ralph Parker | ... | sound mixer |
| Richard Taylor | ... | supervising sound editor |
Special Effects by
| Kevin J. Andruschak | ... | special effects assistant |
| James Kozier | ... | special effects supervisor |
| Tim Storvick | ... | special effects coordinator |
| Harry Tomsic | ... | special effects technician |
| Shaun Noelte | ... | co-sculptor: WCT Productions (uncredited) |
Visual Effects by
| Tom Archer | ... | digital compositing artist |
| Nicholas Boughen | ... | 3D animator |
| Keith Hamakawa | ... | digital resources manager |
| James G. Hebb | ... | cgi supervisor |
| Winston Helgason | ... | 3D animator |
| Andrew Karr | ... | visual effects |
| Colin Liggett | ... | digital compositing artist |
| Tannis Mathers | ... | rotoscope artist |
| Martin Ostrom | ... | motion control technician: visual effects unit |
| Stephen Pepper | ... | senior digital compositor |
| Lisa Sepp-Wilson | ... | visual effects coordinator (as Lisa K. Sepp) |
| Elaine Sipos | ... | digital compositor |
| Irene Sommerfeldt | ... | rotoscope artist |
| Simon van de Lagemaat | ... | digital artist |
| Cory Virs | ... | digital compositor |
| Wendy Whaley | ... | digital compositing artist |
| Lee Wilson | ... | visual effects supervisor |
Stunts
| Marny Eng | ... | stunt double: Kristin Kreuk |
| Fred Perron | ... | stunt coordinator / stunts |
| Trish Schill | ... | stunt double: Miranda Richardson & Kristin Kreux |
| Tucker Vezina | ... | stunts |
| Jamie Payton | ... | stunt double (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Michael Bruce Adams | ... | first assistant camera (as Michael Adams) |
| Cory Budney | ... | first assistant camera |
| Sean Esler | ... | second assistant camera |
| Nina Jones | ... | lighting technician |
| Ron MacLeay | ... | key grip |
| Jim McConkey | ... | camera operator |
| Dean Morris | ... | best boy electric |
| Brian C. Murphy | ... | director of photography: second unit |
| Paul Slatter | ... | gaffer |
| Brad Smith | ... | best boy grip |
| Simon Smith | ... | key grip: second unit |
| Max Torroba | ... | video assist operator |
| Joe Waistell | ... | additional first assistant camera |
Casting Department
| James Forsyth | ... | extras casting |
| Michele Short | ... | casting assistant |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Isabel Bloor | ... | costume set supervisor |
| Jane Henry | ... | assistant costume designer |
| Marie Jeanne Melanson | ... | boot maker |
| Lily Yuen | ... | key breakdown artist |
Location Management
| Robert Bob Kay | ... | assistant location manager |
| Tracey Renyard | ... | location manager |
Music Department
| Tom Boyd | ... | musician: oboe soloist / oboe soloist |
| Brent Brooks | ... | music editor |
| Tom Brown | ... | music preparation |
| Daniel Gaber | ... | music editor |
| Lesley Langs | ... | music editor |
| Bobby Muzingo | ... | music supervisor (as Robert Muzingo) |
| Maria Newman | ... | musician |
| Bobby Muzingo | ... | composer: additional music (uncredited) |
Script and Continuity Department
| Helga Ungurait | ... | script supervisor |
Transportation Department
| Robert Steeves | ... | transportation coordinator (as Rob Steeves) |
Additional Crew
| Duane Bradley | ... | animal trainer |
| Brenda Campbell | ... | acting coach |
| Mike Doiron | ... | key production assistant |
| Jodi Duncan | ... | stand-in |
| Kathleen Higgins | ... | assistant coordinator |
| Blaine G. Houserman | ... | production accountant |
| Dawn Mander | ... | stand-in |
| Eva Morgan | ... | production coordinator |
| Jamie Payton | ... | head wrangler |
| Rex Peterson | ... | horse trainer |
| Gerry Therrien | ... | animal wrangler |
| Julie Waterhouse | ... | post accountant (as Julie Anne Rieder) |
| Kariley Famer | ... | production assistant (uncredited) |
Production Companies
- Babelsberg International Film Produktion
- Hallmark Entertainment
- Sextant Entertainment Group
- Snow White Productions
Distributors
- American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (2002) (United States) (tv) (original airing)
- Artisan Entertainment (2002) (United States) (DVD)
- Family Home Entertainment (FHE) (2002) (United States) (DVD)
- Hallmark Home Entertainment (2002) (United States) (DVD)
- Koch Media (2012) (Germany) (DVD)
- NHK (2002) (Japan) (tv)
- NHK-BS2 (2003) (Japan) (tv) (dubbed version)
- Nikkatsu (2002) (Japan) (DVD)
- RTL Entertainment (2007) (Netherlands) (tv) (RTL7)
Special Effects
- Papillon Productions
- Snow Business International (snow effects)
Other Companies
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera cranes)
- Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment (camera dollies)
- P.S. Northern Lights (grip and electric package)
- The Camera Shop (camera and production equipment)
- Todd-AO Studios (post-production sound)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Born from a drop of blood in a flutter of apple blossoms, and framed in ebony, a young girl named Snow White becomes the blessing of a loving peasant couple, John and Josephine. But with her birth comes a curse and the end of her mother's life. Left alone with an infant daughter, John braves a brutal winter in search of food for his starving angel. Salvation comes unexpectedly when the father's tears melt the frozen tomb of a bewitched creature, the Green-Eyed One. In thanks, the insinuating beast grants John three wishes: nourishment for Snow White, a kingdom in which to raise his family and a queen by his side. But John's cause for celebration is short-lived. For the Green-Eyed One has devious plans for the well-being of his own family. Owing his loathsome spellcasting sister, Elspeth, a long-awaited wish, he encourages her desires for appointment to the throne. A kingdom to rule is hers for the waiting, the new King John is hers for the belittling and a luscious little stepdaughter named Snow White, is hers to toy with and destroy at will. The castle awaits. A looking glass is calling. And a fairy tale like no other begins.
Written by John Nickolaus |
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| Taglines | Deception never looked so sweet. See more » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The prince-turned-bear plot is actually taken from "Snow-White and Rose-Red", another German fairy tale also collected by the Brothers Grimm. The glass in John's (The King's) eyes are likely taken from "The Snow Queen". See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Catch-Up Video #1 (2023). See more » |
| Quotes |
Snow White:
What does that mean? Beautiful. I hate that. Beautiful. Do a person's outsides have anything to do with them being kind or... or considerate, or careful towards others? No. Or gentle or generous? No. Or loving or giving or just or wise. See more » |