The Prince's Castle is a location featured in the Disney's 1937 animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. This is the domain of the Prince, who wakes Snow White from her death-like sleep caused by the Queen’s poisoned apple. Following Snow White’s resurrection, she is taken to the Prince’s castle to live there happily ever after.
Layout[]
The castle appears to have thick tall walls that also serve as the base, three predominant sections of towers each connected by arches. Most of the spires are pink in color and there are 17 seen. The "castle in the air" if you will, seems to face west through the entrance is undefined.
Role in the film[]
The Prince, searching for Snow White following her mysterious disappearance from her castle, learns of a maiden that lies in a glass coffin and visits the vigil's location in the forest. Unbeknownst to him, Snow White is actually poisoned by her stepmother, the Queen. Upon arriving at the forest, he recognizes that the maiden is Snow White and sorrowfully sings a reprise of "One Song" as he places one last kiss on his seemingly deceased love. To the surprise of the Prince, and surrounding seven dwarfs, Snow White awakens from her curse through "true love's kiss" and warmly embraces her prince. Reunited, the Prince and Snow White ride off to the former's castle to finally begin their lives together.
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Trivia[]
- The castle does not make an appearance in the 2025 live-action remake, because, technically speaking, there is no official prince in the movie, with his character being replaced by a thief named Jonathan. At the end of the film, Jonathan and Snow White take back the Queen's castle, where they reside and rule as the new king and queen.
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