‘Disenchanted’ Release Date, Cast and Everything We Know About the ‘Enchanted’ Sequel

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grossed more than $340 million worldwide, four times its production budget.)  After 14 years, they finally got their wish. In late 2020, Disney announced that Adams will reprise her role in a sequel called “Disenchanted.” Like one of Narissa’s poison apples, information about the upcoming sequel has been bobbing to the surface in the year and a half since the announcement.

Here, TheWrap rounds up everything we know about “Disenchanted” so far, from new cast additions to sneak-peek plot details.Set 15 years after the events of the original film, “Disenchanted” finds Giselle, Robert and Morgan living in the suburb of Monroeville, where they adjust to the challenges of living in a new home and creating their own version of “happily ever after.” But when trouble starts to brew in the form of a new nemesis, Giselle makes a wish to turn their lives into a fairytale – and it backfires catastrophically.

Before the clock strikes midnight, she must race to undo the spell in order to save her family and the kingdom of Andalasia.Though Disney has described the film as “live-action,” they did not rule out that the film will include animated sequences.In addition to Adams, three of “Enchanted”s leads will return: Patrick Dempsey as Robert, James Marsden as Prince Edward, and Idina Menzel as Nancy Tremaine, Robert’s former fiancée who ends up marrying Edward and accompanying him back to Andalasia.Just as importantly, Stephen Schwartz and Alan Menken – the duo responsible for musical hits like “Pocahontas,” “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” and “Wicked” – are returning with brand new music for the sequel.