Trailer of ‘Disenchanted: Giselle Returns’, from princess to evil stepmother

After a spectacular premiere at D23, the sequel to “Enchanted: Giselle’s Story” has released its final trailer. ‘Disenchanted’ takes place 10 years after the original’s happy ending and reunites us again with Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, Idina Menzel and James Marsden, joined by Maya Rudolph as Malvina Monroe and Gabriella Baldacchino who plays Morgan Philip (a role previously played by Rachel Covey). The film arrives exclusively on Disney + on November 18th.

In “Disenchanted: Giselle Returns”, the big city no longer fills Giselle, who is now also the mother of a child with Robert. The whole family then decides to move to the quiet town of Monroeville, in search of a life that is a bit more of a magical adventure. Unfortunately upon his arrival he will realize that even in the suburbs there are a series of rules to follow and a “queen bee” to adore and Malvina Monroe (Rudolph) will make Giselle feel more out of place than ever.

Since the solution to your dissatisfaction will not be that simple and that “happily ever after” is not that easy to find, Giselle will end up resorting to the magic of Andalasia, turning (unwittingly) the whole city into a fairy tale. and endangering the happiness of his own family. What place does she occupy now that instead of being the princess to marry she has become the stepmother of the story …?

to correct mistakes

According to Adams, this new episode will be more musical than the first and perhaps correct the biggest mistake that the first had: we will finally see Idina Menzel singing and dancing. “Thank God. It was the grossest oversight, she failed to sing in the first. [En ‘Desencantada’] sing twice and I couldn’t be happier “, Adams told Entertainment Weekly and explained that one of Menzel’s songs, “Love Power” “This is a reference to Wicked. I’m excited, her song is so beautiful, it’s one of my favorite moments in the movie. She’s Idina, she’s special and she has a beautiful voice.” Menzel is a renowned singer and actress in Broadway musicals as well as a voice actress. She is the voice of Queen Elsa in “Frozen” (hers is “Let It Go”), she was Elphaba in the musical “Wicked” and she starred in “Funny Girl” and “Rent” on stage.

‘Disenchanted: Giselle Returns’ is directed by Adam Shankman and written by Brigitte Hales, J. David Stem, David N. Weiss and Richard LaGravenese, based on the original characters by Bill Kelly. The cast is completed by Yvette Nicole Brown, Jayma Mays, Oscar Nuñez and the voice of Alan Tudyk. Remember, arrives exclusively on Disney + on November 18th.