No more ‘princesses’ in Disney cartoon films!

By ANI
Sunday, November 28, 2010

LONDON - It’s like the end of an era in the world of cartoons - Disney bosses have announced that they will make no more “princess” cartoons.

Execs have decided that Tangled, based on the story of Rapunzel and due for UK release in January, will be the studio’s final fairytale film, possibly for ever.

Instead of focusing on repeating the success of Sleeping Beauty and The Princess And The Frog, Disney will focus its attention on its “mega franchises” such as Pirates Of The Caribbean and Toy Story, the most successful series in animation history.

“Today, among little girls especially, princesses and the romanticised ideal they represent - finding the man of your dreams - have a limited shelf life,” the Daily Express quoted Disney board director John Lasseter, as saying.

Ed Catmull, head of Pixar Animation, added, “Films and genres do run a course. Princesses may come back later if someone has a new take.” (ANI)

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