Did you know that Disney's first animated feature film was Snow White?

 

Snow White continues to be one of the most well-known fairytales. Disney's adaptation of the Brothers Grimm's 1812 German fairy story has endured as one of Hollywood's most popular remakes, despite the fact that it was the inspiration for the film.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs generated $418 million in revenue against a $1.49 million expenditure. Any comparison at the moment would have shown it to be a record-breaking success. The ensemble participates in bringing the characters to life, just like in today's animated movies.

The 2024 release date for a live-action remake of this 1937 animated film was revealed in 2016. Snow White (2024) is the name of the live-action adaptation, which will feature Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen.

These are the ensemble and characters from the 1937 motion picture Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, in honor of the original voice actors.

Snow White (Adriana Caselotti)

For Snow White, Adriana Caselotti performed the voiceover. She was a vocalist and actress from America. She was the first woman to be inducted as a Disney Legend in 1994 in recognition of her role in Disney's first animated feature. She was given the award for her voice-over performance.

On January 18, 1997, Caselotti passed away. She was 80 years old when she passed away. She passed away from cancer in her Los Angeles residence.

The Evil Queen (Lucille La Verne)

Originally, the infamously evil stepmother of Snow White and Queen was portrayed by Lucille La Verne. The Evil Queen would be her final part in a full-length movie before she passed away. On March 4, 1945, La Verne passed away from illness. At the time of her passing, she was 72 years old.

Doc (Roy Atwell)

According to Walt Disney, when introducing Doc, he viewed him as the self-appointed leader of the dwarfs. He has a pot gut and takes pride in it. In addition to stuttering, Doc frequently jumbles up letters and gets off track mid-sentence.

Roy Atwell was known for portraying people who stutter and use multiple languages. He was a great fit for the part and did a fantastic job in it. Atwell passed away at 83 on February 6, 1962.

Grumpy and Sleepy (Pinto Colvig)

Pinto Colvig was an accomplished voice performer and entertainer. He provided the voices of Grumpy and Sleepy. The actions of each character were a direct reflection of their titles. You can rely on Sleepy to find slumber whenever and wherever he needs it, even though Grumpy is the grumpiest of the dwarfs. Colvig died of lung cancer on October 3, 1967. Colvig passed away at the age of 75.

Happy (Otis Harlan)

Actor and comic Otis Harlan were American. He made a professional decision that made him the ideal Happy voice actor. Happy, as his moniker implies, is the happiest of the seven dwarfs. Harlan passed away at 74 years old. On January 21, 1940, a hemorrhage claimed his life.

Bashful (Scotty Mattraw)

The voice-over for Bashful was performed by American performer Scotty Mattraw. True to his moniker, Bashful is a very reserved person. Bashful would have to be the romantic in the bunch if there ever was one. He is easily humiliated and secretly has feelings for Snow White.

One of Mattraw's most notable jobs in his career is that of Bashful's voice actor. On November 9, 1946, the performer passed away at the age of 66.

Sneezy (Billy Gilbert)

Popular actor Billy Gilbert was known for his comedic sneeze motions and routines. He was a cinema legend who appeared in more than 200 movies, television programs, and short films. He is best recognized for providing the voice of Sneezy.

A hemorrhage caused Gilbert's death. At the time of his passing on September 23, 1971, he was 77 years old.

Dopey (Eddie Collins)

Dopey, the youngest of the dwarfs, is a must-see figure. It doesn't get any dopey than this. He communicates through gestures despite not speaking.

Eddie Collins, who played Dopey, is recalled with affection. Collins worked as a vocalist, comedian, and actor. On September 2, 1940, he passed away in Arcadia, California, at the age of 57.

The Prince (Harry Stockwell)

Harry Stockwell provided the voice of The Prince, a crucial figure in the narrative of the movie. The performer passed away on July 19, 1984, in New York City, United States, at the ripe old age of 82.