
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
A resilient princess forced into servitude must outwit her jealous stepmother and survive the deadly forest, rallying enchanted allies to claim her rightful place before a cursed mirror seals her fate.
“The Happiest, Dopiest, Grumpiest, Sneeziest movie of the year.”
Synopsis
Snow White, a young and beautiful girl, flees to the forest and finds shelter in the house of seven dwarfs to escape her stepmother, the evil Queen. The Queen is consumed by jealousy, as she wishes to remain "the fairest in the land," but Snow White's beauty surpasses her own.
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Bill MelendezShot by Mickey BatchelderScored by Frank ChurchillCostumes by Virginia Lockwood
Box Office
1938 · Box office
Produced on a $1.5M budget
Production budget
$1.5M
Full synopsis
Also known as
- Schneewittchen und die Sieben Zwergede
- David Liébanaen
- Blanche-Neige et les Sept Nainsfr
- Biancaneve e i sette naniit
- (Flemish)Sneeuwwitje en de zeven dwergen
Release dates around the world2 countries · showhide
- United StatesDec 21, 1937
- ArgentinaJan 22, 1938
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Cast & Crew
292 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Harry Stockwell
as Prince
Lucille La Verne
as The Witch
Roy Atwell
as Doc
Stuart Buchanan
as Huntsman
Pinto Colvig
as Dopey (hiccups)
Eddie Collins
as Chipmunk and Squirrel Sneezes
Marion Darlington
as Birds
Billy Gilbert
as Sneezy
Otis Harlan
as Happy
Adriana Caselotti
as Snow White
Scotty Mattraw
as Bashful (voice) (uncredited)
Moroni Olsen
as Magic Mirror (voice) (uncredited)
Supporting cast
8Directors
4Writers
10Dick Rickard
story adaptation &
Dorothy Ann Blank
story adaptation &
Earl Hurd
story adaptation &
Jacob Grimm
Writer, Writers
Merrill De Maris
story adaptation &
Otto Englander
story adaptation &
Richard Creedon
Writer, story adaptation &
Ted Sears
Writer, Writers, story adaptation &
Webb Smith
story adaptation
Wilhelm Grimm
Writer, Writers
Producers
1Other crew
268Irven Spence
additional animator
Anne Darlington
additional bird noises (uncredited)
Louise Meyers
additional bird noises
Peggy Downey
additional bird noises (uncredited)
Ruby Ray
additional bird noises
Ruth Magden
additional bird noises
Toby Wing
additional bird noises
Esther Campbell
additional bird noises / supplemental voice: Snow White (uncredited)
Clarence Nash
additional voices
Hal Rees
additional voices
Lem Wright
additional voices
Dominique Poulain
Additional Voices, Additional Voices (2001 Cinéphase)
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) 1993 Re-Release Trailer
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