Into the Woods (Original title)
Date: 2014 (Copyright)Country: USADirector: Rob Marshall
Synopsis: Musical fairy tale. Various fairy tale characters wishing for particular things head into the woods in search of them. A baker and his wife wish for a child, and look for four items to lift their spell of barrenness, cast by the witch who lives next door. Cinderella goes to the Prince's festival after visiting her mother's magical willow tree burial spot and finding herself in a beautiful gown, but she keeps running from the Prince when he wants her to stay. A hungry wolf menaces the plump Red Riding Hood, hoping to eat her. The witch is over-protective of her daughter Rapunzel and is angry that she falls in love with another prince and escapes her doorless tower. Young Jack sells his cow Milky-White for some magic beans and a beanstalk grows from them. He brings back giant gold coins and eggs from the giants' realm, but angers the giants, which brings havoc to the kingdom. In the midst of calamity, the survivors learn to help each other and not be so mindful of their own wishes.
Genres: Musical, Fantasy
Subjects: Fairytales, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Beanstalk, Desires, Childless families, Princes
Releases
Date: 25 December 2014Country: USARelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - SoundAspect ratio: 2.35:1Dialogue (original): English
Date: 25 December 2014Country: USARelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalDialogue (original): English
Date: 09 January 2015Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalDialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Buena Vista International (UK)
Date: 2014 (Copyright)Country: USADirector: Rob Marshall
Synopsis: Musical fairy tale. Various fairy tale characters wishing for particular things head into the woods in search of them. A baker and his wife wish for a child, and look for four items to lift their spell of barrenness, cast by the witch who lives next door. Cinderella goes to the Prince's festival after visiting her mother's magical willow tree burial spot and finding herself in a beautiful gown, but she keeps running from the Prince when he wants her to stay. A hungry wolf menaces the plump Red Riding Hood, hoping to eat her. The witch is over-protective of her daughter Rapunzel and is angry that she falls in love with another prince and escapes her doorless tower. Young Jack sells his cow Milky-White for some magic beans and a beanstalk grows from them. He brings back giant gold coins and eggs from the giants' realm, but angers the giants, which brings havoc to the kingdom. In the midst of calamity, the survivors learn to help each other and not be so mindful of their own wishes.
Genres: Musical, Fantasy
Subjects: Fairytales, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Beanstalk, Desires, Childless families, Princes
Releases
Date: 25 December 2014Country: USARelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - SoundAspect ratio: 2.35:1Dialogue (original): English
Date: 25 December 2014Country: USARelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalDialogue (original): English
Date: 09 January 2015Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalDialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Buena Vista International (UK)
Credits
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©: Inc. Disney Enterprises, A Lucamar/Marc Platt production: Lucamar, Marc Platt, Filmed with the support of: The New York State Governor's Office for Motion Picture & Television Development, Production Company: Québec Production Services Tax Credit, Production Company: Ontario Media Development Corporation Film and Television Tax Credits, Filmed with the support of: British Film Commission, Produced by: John DeLuca, Produced by: Rob Marshall, Produced by: Marc Platt, Produced by: Callum McDougall, Co-producer: Angus More Gordon, Co-producer: Michael Zimmer, Unit Production Manager: Callum McDougall, Unit Production Manager: Angus More Gordon, Production Supervisor: Hannah Godwin, Production Co-ordinator: Bertie Spiegelberg, Financial Controller: Michael Lewis, Production Accountant: Dougal Cadiou, Location Unit Manager: Eleanor Downey, Studio Unit Manager: Jamie Jones, Supervising Location Manager: Ali James, Location Manager: Duncan Broadfoot, Location Manager: Charlie Hayes, Assistant Location Manager: Rob Campbell-Bell, Assistant Location Manager: James Buxton, Post-production Supervisor: Jennifer Lane, Post-production Co-ordinator: Rebekah Hernández, 2nd Unit Director: John DeLuca, 2nd Unit Director: Thomas Napper, 1st Assistant Director: Ben Howarth, 1st Assistant Director: Dan Channing Williams, 2nd Assistant Director: Harriet Worth, 2nd Assistant Director: Johnny Benson, Script Supervisor: Lisa Vick, Assistant Script Supervisor: Jenny Wood, Script Supervisor: Susie Jones, Casting by: Francine Maisler, Casting by: Bernie Telsey, Tiffany Little Canfield, Casting Consultant (UK): Kelly Valentine Hendry, Victor Jenkins, Screenplay by: James Lapine, Based on the musical by: Stephen Sondheim, James Lapine, Director of Photography: Dion Beebe, 2nd Unit Director of Photography: Alan Stewart, Camera Operator: Alan Stewart, A Camera Operator: Peter Robertson, B Camera Operator: Damien Beebe, Steadicam Operator: Peter Robertson, 'A' Camera 1st Assistant Camera: Olly Tellett, 'B' Camera 1st Assistant Camera: Alan Hall, 'A' Camera 2nd Assistant Camera: Paul Snell, 'B' Camera 2nd Assistant Camera: Harry Gamble, Gaffer: Paul McGeachan, Best Boy: Will Kendal, Best Boy: Paul Bates, Key Grip: Gary Hymns, Video Playback Operator: Zoe Whittaker, Still Photographer: Peter Mountain, Visual Effects Editor: Beth Moran, Visual Effects Supervisor: Matt Johnson, Visual Effects Producer: Kendrick Wallace, Visual Effects Co-ordinator: Emily Davis, Visual Effects Co-ordinator: Katrina Barton, Visual Effects Assistant Co-ordinator: Michelle Helene Roll, Visual Effects by: MPC, Additional Visual Effects by: Atomic Arts, Additional Visual Effects by: Digital Dimension, Soho VFX, Special Effects Supervisor: Stefano Pepin, Miniatures by: The Magic Camera Company Ltd., Miniatures Supervisor: José Granell, Production Manager: Suzie Weismann, Director of Photography: Nigel Stone, Edited by: Wyatt Smith, Assistant Editor: Robert Duffield, 1st Assistant Editor: Gershon Hinkson, Production Designer: Dennis Gassner, Supervising Art Director: Chris Lowe, Art Director: Andrew Bennett, Art Director: Ben Collins, Art Director: Mary Mackenzie, Set Decorator: Anna Pinnock, Assistant Set Decorator: Sophie Newman, Drapesmaster: Cleo Nethersole, Graphic Designer: Heather Pollington, Conceptual Artist: Kim Fredericksen, Storyboard Artist: Nick Pelham, Property Master: Terry Wood, Assistant Property Master: Warren Parkinson, Construction Co-ordinator: Debbie Morgan, Construction Manager: Steve Bohan, Costume Designer: Colleen Atwood, Assistant Costume Designer: Laura Revitt, Costume Supervisor: Dulcie Scott, Make-up & Hair Designed by: Peter Swords King, Witch's Hair & Make-up by: J. Roy Helland, Make-up and Hair Artist: Paul Gooch, Make-up and Hair Artist: Paula Price, Make-up and Hair Artist: Donald McInnes, Flora Moody, Personal Make-up Artist and Prosthetic Design Artist to Johnny Depp: Joel Harlow, Prosthetic Make-up Designer - Meryl Streep: Matthew Smith, Creature Effects by: Animated Extras International Ltd., Main on End Title Sequence Designed by: yU+co., Prints by: FotoKem, Music and Lyrics by: Stephen Sondheim, Solo Flute: Karen Jones, Choir: Metro Voices, Orchestra Leader: Rolf Wilson, Music Conducted by: Paul Gemignani, Additional Conducting by: Julian Kershaw, Orchestrations by: Jonathan Tunick, Additional Orchestrations by: Julian Kershaw, Music Score Adaptation by: David Krane, Music Supervisor: Paul Gemignani, Music Supervisor: Mike Higham, Music Produced by: Mike Higham, Supervising Music Editor: Mike Higham, Music Editor: Jennifer Dunnington, Music Recorded and Mixed by: Andrew Dudman, Music Recorded at: London Angel Studios, Music Recorded at: London Air Lyndhurst, Vocals Recorded at: British Grove Studios, Music Consultant: Stephen Sondheim, Vocal Coach to Mr [Johnny] Depp: Bruce Witkin, Orchestra Contractor: Isobel Griffiths, Musical Staging by: John DeLuca, Rob Marshall, Musical Staging Associate: Joey Pizzi, Production Sound Mixer: John Casali, [Production] Sound Mixer: Jerome McCann, Boom Operator: Chris Murphy, Re-recording Mixer: Mike Prestwood Smith, Re-recording Mixer: Michael Keller, Supervising Sound Editor: Renée Tondelli, Supervising Sound Editor: Blake Leyh, Supervising Assistant Sound Editor: Branden Spencer, Dialogue Editor: Alexa Zimmerman, Dialogue Editor: Michael Feuser, Dialogue Editor: Brian Bowles, Sound Effects Recordist: John Paul Fasal, Matt Coby, Sound Effects Editor: Heather Gross, Sound Effects Editor: Wyatt Sprague, Foley Supervisor: Dave B. Flynch, Foley Artist: Marko Costanzo, Foley Mixer: George A. Lara, Stunt Co-ordinator: Mark Mottram, Horsemaster: Chris Manger, Animals Provided by: Birds & Animals UK, Animal Supervisor: Julie Tottman, Cow Trainer: Bill Lawrence, Animal Trainer: Gwendolen Griffiths, Unit Publicist: Katherine McCormack, The producers wish to thank: English Heritage, The Crown Estate - Windsor Great Park, With thanks to: The National Trust, Shot at: England Shepperton Studios
Cast
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Meryl Streep (witch), Emily Blunt (baker's wife), James Corden (baker), Anna Kendrick (Cinderella), Chris Pine (Cinderella's prince), Tracey Ullman (Jack's mother), Christine Baranski (stepmother), Johnny Depp (wolf), Lilla Crawford (Little Red Riding Hood), Daniel Huttlestone (Jack), Billy Magnussen (Rapunzel's prince), MacKenzie Mauzy (Rapunzel), Tammy Blanchard (Florinda), Lucy Punch (Lucinda), Frances de la Tour (giant), Simon Russell-Beale (baker's father), Joanna Riding (Cinderella's mother), Annette Crosbie (Riding Hood's grandmother), Richard Glover (steward), Tug (Milky-White, the cow)