Images from the 1959 film Sleeping Beauty.
Promotional[]
Publicity art of Walt Disney surrounded by the film's characters.
Aurora character poster
Prince Phillip character poster
Maleficent character poster
Posters[]
United States[]
Poster from the original release on January 29, 1959
Poster from the second re-release on September 28, 1979
Poster from the fourth and final theatrical re-release on September 10, 1995 by John Alvin
International[]
Poster from the re-release on December 20, 1976
Poster from the re-release on December 24, 1987
Finland: Poster from the original on December 18, 1959
Poster from the re-release on December 22, 1972
Poster from the release in East Germany on October 10, 1969
Israel: Poster from a release in the 1980s
Another 1984 re-release poster, on a double bill with a re-release of Peter Pan
Poster from the final theatrical re-release on December 16, 1995
Another 1995 re-release poster, on a double bill with A Goofy Movie
South Korea: Poster from a release in the early 1970s
Poster from the re-release on December 17, 1973
Poster from the first re-release on December 13, 1969
Poster from the third and final theatrical re-release on September 11, 1995
United Kingdom: Poster from the original release in London on July 29, 1959 before going nationwide in August of 1960
Poster from the first re-release on December 29, 1971
Poster from the second and final re-release in August of 1981
Publicity stills[]
Production[]
Visual development[]
Eyvind Earle's concept art[]
Storyboards[]
Character designs[]
Princess Aurora/Briar Rose[]
Preliminary doodle sheet by Marc Davis.
Preliminary design by Mary Blair.
Prince Phillip[]
Concept drawing by Milt Kahl.
Maleficent[]
The Three Good Fairies[]
Preliminary sketch by Frank Thomas.
Live-action reference[]
Cubby O'Brien as young Prince Phillip and Jane Fowler as Queen Leah.
Don Barclay as King Hubert and Hans Conried as King Stefan. (1)
Eleanor Audley as Maleficent and Ed Kemmer as Prince Phillip.
Production moments[]
McLaren Stewart, Walt Disney and Eyvind Earle during a Saturday Evening Post photoshoot, c. 1956.
Clyde Geronimi, Joe Rinaldi, Erdman Penner and Walt Disney discuss the storyboard for "The Gifts of Beauty and Song" sequence, c. 1956.
Eric Larson and Mary Costa discuss the storyboards for "The Curse is Fulfilled" sequence.
Eyvind Earle creates the background paintings.
Marc Davis and Clyde Geronimi give direction to Jane Fowler.
Ed Kemmer as Prince Phillip, Jane Fowler as Queen Leah, Hans Conried as King Stefan, and Bill Thompson as King Hubert
Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston animate Flora, Fauna and Merryweather.









































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































