: Produced at C.D.C. Fono Roma under dubbing director Giorgio Bonora.
The 1959 Disney classic La bella addormentata nel bosco (Sleeping Beauty) is widely regarded as one of the most artistically ambitious animated films ever made. While it was initially a box-office disappointment, it has since been preserved by the National Film Registry for its historical and cultural significance. [cb01 ac] La bella addormentata nel bosco 1959
: Art director Eyvind Earle designed the film with a unique "tapestry-like" look inspired by pre-Renaissance and medieval European art, such as the French manuscript Les Riches Heures du Duc de Berry . : Produced at C
: The project spent nearly the entire 1950s in production, costing roughly $6 million —Disney's most expensive animated film at the time. While it was initially a box-office disappointment, it
: Maria Pia Di Meo (speaking) and Tina Centi (singing). Malefica : Tina Lattanzi.
: The songs and score, composed by George Bruns, were adapted from Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s 1889 ballet . Italian Dubbing Details
: The Italian version premiered on December 1, 1959. Cast :