Still the Fairest of Them All: The Making of Snow White

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Still the Fairest of Them All: The Making of Snow White is a short documentary film that was released as a bonus feature for Disney's Platinum Edition of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. This documentary provides an in-depth look into the creation of Walt Disney's first full-length feature film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It was originally made in 1994 as "Snow White and the Seven Drawfs: The Making of the Masterpeice" for the Masterpiece VHS and Laserdisc deluxe edition.
==Overview==
The documentary is divided into three sections. The first section traces the history of the Snow White tale in folklore, theater, and film. The second section records the making of the film in intimate detail. The final section discusses the film's impact on the Disney studio and the world, immediately after its release and in the decades that followed.
The documentary was directed by Harry Arends and written by Harry Arends and Phil Savenick. It was narrated by Corey Burton and later Angela Lansbury, along with appearances from Disney artists, film historians, and archive footage of Walt Disney himself. The documentary also provides a fascinating insight into how Snow White came to life. It includes archive footage from 1934 showing how much the animators improved on their drawing from 1934 to the finished product. It also feature footage of a 1916 Walt saw in his youth.
==Clips Shown==
*Mickey's Gala Premier
*Steamboat Willie
*Flowers and Trees
*Babes in the Woods
*Clip from the Alice Comedies
*The Old Mill
*The Worm Turns
*The Goddess of Spring
==Interviewees==
*Walt Disney (archive footage)
*Ken Anderson (archive footage)
*Ward Kimball (archive footage)
*Adriana Caselotti (archive footage) (1994 version only)
*Jimmy MacDonald (archive footage)
*Ollie Johnston (archive footage)
*Frank Thomas (archive footage)
===Additional Interviewees in 2001 version===
*John Canemaker
*Paula Sigman
*Rudy Behlmer
*Mike Gabriel
*Roy E. Disney
*Don Hahn
*Andreas Deja
==Gallery==
John canemaker interview.JPG
Paula sigman interview.JPG|Paula Sigman talking about how Walt Disney used good animation to tell the story of his 1st feature film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Rudy behlmer interview.JPG
Ken anderson interview.JPG|Ken Anderson talks about how Walt Disney payed him and the other animators 50 cents each to go and have nice dinner to come back to the studio to work on the 1st Feature Film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937).
Ward kimball interview.JPG|Animator Ward Kimball talks about how he animated the scene where the dwarfs came into their bedroom and peered over the bed with their noses one at a time and Walt payed him $5.00 for it.
Adriana Caselloti Interveiew.jpg|Adriana Caselotti talks about how she got the part of Snow White
Mike gabriel interview.JPG
Roy e disney interview.JPG|Roy E. Disney Jr talks about how his dad Roy Oliver Disney Sr and Uncle Walt Disney worked so hard to make their 1st feature Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937).
Jimmy macdonald interview.JPG
Don hahn interview.JPG
Andreas deja interview.JPG
Ollie johnson interview 2.JPG|Ollie Johnston talks about how much fun it was animating Dopey.
Frank thomas interview 3.JPG|Frank Thomas talks about how emotional it was for him to animate Dopey's hitch step.
==Reception==
The documentary has been well-received, with an IMDb rating of 8.0/101. It provides a fascinating insight into the events leading up to the development of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, making it a valuable resource for those interested in animation history.
==External Links==
*video of 1994 version
*video of 2001 version
Category:Documentaries
Category:1994 films
Category:2001 films
Category:Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Category:Bonus Features