Enchanted
A hopeful forest singer must outwit a power‑hungry queen’s deadly curse and navigate between an enchanted kingdom and modern New York to claim her happily ever after with the prince she loves.
“The real world and the animated world collide.”
Synopsis
Princess Giselle, a beautiful princess, is banished by an evil queen from her magical, musical animated land and finds herself in the gritty reality of modern‑day Manhattan streets. Shocked by this strange new environment that ...
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How many hands made this film
The scale of the collaboration
A crew of 499+ credited
Why a floor?
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Gregory PerlerShot by Don BurgessScored by Alan MenkenDesigned by Stuart WurtzelSound by Dustin CawoodCostumes by Mona MayStunts by G A AguilarVFX by Blondel Aidoo
Box Office
2007 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 4.0× its budget
Why 2.5×?
Cinemas keep roughly half of every ticket sold, and a wide release’s marketing often costs about as much again as the film — so a movie needs to gross around 2.5× its production budget just to break even theatrically. It’s a rule of thumb, not the studio’s ledger (home video and streaming come later).
Worldwide gross
$340.5M
US & Canada: $127.8M — 38% of worldwide · International: $212.7M (62%)
Opening weekend: $14.6M — 11% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $14.6M — 11% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,632 theaters
Full synopsis
Also known as
- Verwünschtde
- Il était une foisfr
- (16mm release title)I magjepsur
- Come d'incantoit
Release dates around the world5 countries · showhide
- United KingdomOct 20, 2007
- ItalyOct 27, 2007
- United StatesNov 17, 2007
- CanadaNov 21, 2007
- IndonesiaNov 21, 2007
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Cast & Crew
499 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Amy Adams
as Giselle
Susan Sarandon
as Queen Narissa
Amy Adams Nm0010736
as Giselle
Patrick Dempsey
as Robert Philip
James Marsden
as Prince Edward
Timothy Spall
as Nathaniel
Idina Menzel
as Nancy Tremaine
Rachel Covey
as Morgan Philip
Julie Andrews
as The Narrator
Jeff Bennett
as Pip in Andalasia
Kevin Lima
as Pip in New York
Emma Rose Lima
as Bluebird / Fawn / Rapunzel (voice)
Supporting cast
257Teala Dunn
as Bunny (voice)
Fred Tatasciore
as Troll (voice)
Courtney Williams
as Sunglass Street Vendor
William Huntley
as Grumpy
Samantha Ivers
as Angie
Lizzy Mathis
as Tess
Elizabeth Mathis
as Tess
Edmund Lyndeck
as Derelict Old Man
Tonya Pinkins
as Phoebe Banks
Isiah Whitlock Jr
as Ethan Banks
Tibor Feldman
as Henry
Jodi Benson
as Sam
Matt Servitto
as Arty
Christopher Maggi
as Sewer Crew Guy
Muriel Kuhn
as Clara
Marilyn Sue Perry
as Bus Driver
John Rothman
as Carl
Marlon Saunders
as Calypso Singer
Paul Klementowicz
as Katz Deli Patron
Michaela Conlin
as May
Cathleen Trigg
as Mary Ilene Caselotti
Paige O Hara
as Angela
Danny Mastrogiorgio
as Jerry
Canedy Knowles
as Restaurant Patron
Lillian Lifflander
as Older Restaurant Patron
Matte Osian
as Fire Investigator
Judy Kuhn
as Pregnant Woman with Kids
Joseph Siravo
as Bartender
Margaret Travolta
as Radio Therapist (voice)
Tony Machine
as Band Leader
Jon Mclaughlin
as Ballroom Singer
Helen Stenborg
as Ballroom Lady #1
Anita Keal
as Ballroom Lady #2
Kater Gordon
as Receptionist
Raymond W Abbiw
as Dancer
Veronica Archul
as Dancer
Jonathan Arons
as Dancer
Simone Assboeck
as Dancer
Dimitre Atanasov
as Dancer
Judy Ayres
as Dancer
Kathleen Banovich
as Dancer
Barbara G Barclay
as Dancer
Nicole Barth
as Dancer
Margery Beddow
as Dancer
Carol Bentley
as Dancer
Tom Berklund
as Dancer
Heather Berman
as Dancer
Tetyana Bilych
as Dancer
Timothy Bish
as Dancer
Corey Bradley
as Dancer
Lee Van Bradley
as Dancer
Adrian Brian
as Dancer
Lou Brock
as Dancer
Vitalii Buza
as Dancer
Michelle Aguilar Camaya
as Dancer
Oscar
as Dancer
Oscar Campisi
as Dancer
Christa Capone
as Dancer
Iresol Cardona
as Dancer
Marcus Choi
as Dancer
Olivia Cipolla
as Dancer
Angel G Clemente
as Dancer
Jason Colacino
as Dancer
Keltie Knight
as Dancer
Rachel B Coppola
as Dancer
Kristine Covillo
as Dancer
Leonard J Coyne
as Dancer
Evan Crook
as Dancer
James Cunneen
as Dancer
Paul Daggett
as Dancer
Jennifer Thomas Damalas
as Dancer
Bill Davies
as Dancer
Richard Diaz
as Dancer
James Du Chateau
as Dancer
Joey Dudding
as Dancer
Hilary Elliot
as Dancer
Harvey Evans
as Dancer
Charles Fetta
as Dancer
Michael Fielder
as Dancer
Pavel Frolov
as Dancer
Linda Gammon
as Dancer
Gabriela Garcia
as Dancer
Ingrid Gartner
as Dancer
Charles Goddertz
as Dancer
Aaron Hamilton
as Dancer
Jules Helm
as Dancer
Barbara Hendel Coyne
as Dancer
Khetanya Henderson
as Dancer
Cynthia Henn
as Dancer
Seymour Hewitt
as Dancer
Bonnie Herbert Diaz
as Dancer
Betina Hershey
as Dancer
Eric Hoffman
as Dancer
Linda Rose Iennaco
as Dancer
Ruth Taveras
as Dancer
Marc Inniss
as Dancer
Joan Jaffe
as Dancer
Sydney James
as Dancer
Anna Kaiser
as Dancer
Violetta Klimczewska
as Dancer
Joseph Knebel
as Dancer
Joey Lauren Koch
as Dancer
Vicky Lambert
as Dancer
Jacey Lambros
as Dancer
Susan Lehman
as Dancer
Sarah Lewis
as Dancer
Kenneth Ley
as Dancer
George Marcy
as Dancer
Michelle Marmolejo
as Dancer
Natalie Mavor
as Dancer
Angelina Mccoy
as Dancer
Richard Mcmurrich
as Dancer
Gilberto Melesio
as Dancer
Marina Micalizzi
as Dancer
Bert Michaels
as Dancer
Thomasz Mielnicki
as Dancer
Mayumi Miguel
as Dancer
Nell Mooney
as Dancer
Shannon Moore
as Dancer
Eric Neumann
as Dancer
Michelle Officer
as Dancer
Lance Olds
as Dancer
Adesola A Osakalumi
as Dancer
Don Percassi
as Dancer
Jerry Petardi
as Dancer
Dawn Noel
as Dancer
Heather Gehring Plotkin
as Dancer
Donna Marie Portelli
as Dancer
Caity Quinn
as Dancer
Amir Raissi
as Dancer
Cristina Ram
as Dancer
Elizabeth Ramos
as Dancer
Kelvin Roche
as Dancer
Christopher Rodrick
as Dancer
Raymond Rodriguez
as Dancer
Luis Salgado
as Dancer
Alys Schaefer
as Dancer
Tony Scheppler
as Dancer
Barbara Schmidt
as Dancer
Paul J Schmidt
as Dancer
Thomas Schneider
as Dancer
Nia Imani E Scriven
as Dancer
Carlos Sierra Lopez
as Dancer
Solomon Singer
as Dancer
Patrick Taverna
as Dancer
Mic Thompson
as Dancer
Rafael Tillis
as Dancer
Latonya Tolbert
as Dancer
Rainer Trubere
as Dancer
Regine Urbach
as Dancer
Vanessa Villalobos
as Dancer
Snejana Urbin
as Dancer
Robert Vance
as Dancer
Mayte Vicens
as Dancer
Kim Villanueva
as Dancer
Dan Weltner
as Dancer
Isabella Zubor
as Dancer
Jeff Watson
as On-Screen Musician
Rolando Morales Matos
as On-Screen Musician
Iba Fitzgerald
as On-Screen Musician
Fatima Alonzo
as On-Screen Musician
Austin Applegate
as On-Screen Musician
Lothar Beer
as On-Screen Musician
Jessica Blandino
as On-Screen Musician
Joeann Boyd
as On-Screen Musician
Alex Blake
as On-Screen Musician
Richard Branker
as On-Screen Musician
Tyrone Brown
as On-Screen Musician
Augustin Bustamante
as On-Screen Musician
Leonel Cruz
as On-Screen Musician
Afferina English
as On-Screen Musician
Robert Fabien
as On-Screen Musician
Shandra Fallen
as On-Screen Musician
Raphael Gibbs
as On-Screen Musician
James E Graseck
as On-Screen Musician
Pinkney Grissom
as On-Screen Musician
Kenneth Harry
as On-Screen Musician
Michael Hashim
as On-Screen Musician
Desmond Hill
as On-Screen Musician
Amelia Hoy
as On-Screen Musician
Ferdinand Huber
as On-Screen Musician
Tony Machine Krasinski
as On-Screen Musician
Renita Leonce
as On-Screen Musician
Alexander Mattis
as On-Screen Musician
Nakima Mceachern
as On-Screen Musician
Frank Miroddi
as On-Screen Musician
Susan Mitchell
as On-Screen Musician
Ralph Nader
as On-Screen Musician
Sandra Park
as On-Screen Musician
Jose Pinto
as On-Screen Musician
Carlina Ramirez
as On-Screen Musician
Angel Ramos
as On-Screen Musician
Raymond Ramos
as On-Screen Musician
Russell Ramos
as On-Screen Musician
Tashawna Reid
as On-Screen Musician
Eganam Segbefia
as On-Screen Musician
Carl Slater
as On-Screen Musician
Harvey Thompson
as On-Screen Musician
Leslie Torres
as On-Screen Musician
Donnell Tribble
as On-Screen Musician
Tony Ventura
as On-Screen Musician
Lisa Washinton
as On-Screen Musician
Kevin Patrick Wright
as On-Screen Musician
Wilbur Pauley
as Troll (singing voice)
Don Abernathy
as Ballroom Guest
Tara Stiles
as Dancer (uncredited)
Tex Allen
as New York City Socialite
Emanuele Ancorini
as Rollerblader (uncredited)
James Balsamo
as Pedestrian (uncredited)
Thomas J Armstrong
as NYC Pedestrian
Robert Bizik
as Startled Pedestrian (uncredited)
Matt Brockman
as Dancer (uncredited)
Aj Billions
as Dancing Pedestrian
Peter Conboy
as Costume Ball Guest (uncredited)
Tom Coughlin
as Park goer (uncredited)
David Boston
as Startled Pedestrian
Elli
as Central Park Tourist (uncredited)
Eddie Eniel
as Tourist (uncredited)
Jermaine Browne
as Hip-Hop Dancer
John Farrer
as Fancydresss Ball Guest (uncredited)
Craig Castaldo
as Homeless Man
Nicky Figueredo
as Business Woman (uncredited)
Roy William Gardner
as Dancer (uncredited)
Thelma Gutierrez
as Stunned Pedestrian (uncredited)
Dono Cunningham
as Soho Shopper
Hristo Hristov
as Vendor (uncredited)
John Troy Donovan
as Katz Deli Worker
Erica Huang
as Vocals (uncredited)
Edward M Kelahan
as NYC Pedestrian (uncredited)
Katharine Leonard
as Soundtrack (uncredited)
Racheline Maltese
as Ball Guest (uncredited)
Alicia Rachel Marek
as June (uncredited)
Keith Moyer
as Book Signing Guy (uncredited)
Roger Green
as Rollerblader
Vincent Petrosini
as Ballroom Guest (uncredited)
Shannan Leigh Reeve
as Rollerblader (uncredited)
Robert Sciglimpaglia
as Ball Room Guest (uncredited)
Barry Josephson
as Dress Shop Employee
Gerrold Vincent
as Extra (uncredited)
Edward Murphy Kelahan
as NYC Pedestrian
Bill Walters
as 42nd Street BG (uncredited)
Khafre King
as Central Park Tourist
Steven Weisz
as Stunned Pedestrian (uncredited)
Ted Yudain
as Pedestrian (uncredited)
Danny Logan
as Dancer
Craig Radio Man Castaldo
as Homeless Man (uncredited)
Mona May
as Saleslady
Mark Mindek
as Stilt Dancer
Rachel Mower
as Girl in Park
Thelma O Leary
as Park Attendee
Loukas Papas
as Central Park Bike Rider
Tim Realbuto
as Singer
Ellen Sexton
as Pedestrian
Dwayne Tan
as Japanese Tourist
Paul Thornton
as Pedestrian
Sylvia Tirix
as Bird
Evelyn O Vaccaro
as Dancer
Directors
1Writers
3Producers
11Barry Josephson
Producer, Producers
Barry Sonnenfeld
Producer, Producers
Blondel Aidoo
visual effects producer (as Blondell Aidoo)
Bob Peishel
digital intermediate producer
Christopher Chase
Producers, executive producer (as Chris Chase)
Doug Short
associate producer
Ezra Swerdlow
executive producer
Ron Rocha
animation producer
Sunil Perkash
executive producer
Susan Ringo
associate producer
Trevor Joyce
digital cinema producer
Other crew
222Nancy Paradise
accountant
Oronde Giddings
accounting clerk
Alexis Brandt
accounting production assistant
Eugene Stamos
additional craft service
Mark Hammond
additional music arranger
Creel Brown
additional production assistant
Terri Douglas
adr voice casting
Chad Dunn
animal handler
Gary Abrahamian
animation lead: CIS Hollywood
James Baxter
animation supervisor
Michele Barbera
animator
Rune Brandt Bennicke
animator
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