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"[to a baby bird] Hello there. What's the matter? Where's your mama and papa? Why, I believe you're lost. Oh, please don't cry. Come on, perk up. Won't you smile for me? [laughs] That's better. Your mama and papa can't be far. There they are! Can you fly? Good-bye. Good-bye!"

"Let's see what's upstairs. Oh, what adorable little beds! And look, they have their names carved on them. Doc, Happy, Sneezy, and Dopey. [laughs] What funny names for children! Grumpy, Bashful, and Sleepy. I'm a little sleepy myself. [yawns, lies across three of the beds]"

"March straight outside and wash, or you'll not get a bite to eat."

"[disguised as The Witch] When she breaks the tender peel, to taste the apple in my hand, her breath will still, her blood congeal. Then I'll be fairest in the land! [cackles, then pauses] But wait! There may be an antidote. Nothing must be overlooked. [looks through her book] Ah! Here it is! [reads the antidote aloud] "The victim of the Sleeping Death can be revived only by Love's First Kiss." [to herself] "Love's First Kiss..." [slams book shut] Bah! No fear of that. The dwarfs will think she's dead. She'll be buried alive! [cackles]"

"Heigh ho, heigh ho / It's home from/off to work we go!"

"The Happiest, Dopiest, Grumpiest, Sneeziest movie of the year."

"The Best Loved Musical Of All Time"

"The Show Sensation Of The Generation!"

"Walt Disney's First Full Length Feature Production"

"Behold – The Miracle Of The Movies! – Coming To Amaze You, Charm You, Thrill You!"

"The One That Started It All"

"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was immediately hailed as a masterpiece. (The Russian director Sergei Eisenstein called it the greatest movie ever made.) It remains the jewel in Disney's crown, and although inflated modern grosses have allowed other titles to pass it in dollar totals, it is likely that more people have seen it than any other animated feature. The word genius is easily used and has been cheapened, but when it is used to describe Walt Disney, reflect that he conceived of this film, in all of its length, revolutionary style and invention, when there was no other like it—and that to one degree or another, every animated feature made since owes it something."

"Snow White is the perfect embodiment of 1930s culture."

"Adriana Caselotti - Snow White"

"Harry Stockwell - Prince Florian"

"Lucille La Verne - Queen Grimhilde"

"Moroni Olsen - The Magic Mirror"

"Stuart Buchanan - Humbert the Huntsman"

"Roy Atwell - Doc"

"Pinto Colvig - Grumpy"

"Otis Harlan - Happy"

"Pinto Colvig - Sleepy"

"Scotty Mattraw - Bashful"

"Billy Gilbert - Sneezy"

"Eddie Collins - Dopey"

"Dominic Scott Kay - Wilbur the Spring Pig"

"Julia Roberts - Charlotte A. Cavatica the Barn Spider"

"Steve Buscemi - Templeton the Rat"

"John Cleese - Samuel the Sheep"

"Oprah Winfrey - Gussy the Goose"

"Cedric the Entertainer - Golly the Gander"

"Kathy Bates - Bitsy the Cow"

"Reba McEntire - Betsy the Cow"

"[last lines] It's not often someone comes along that's a true friend and good writer. Charlotte was both."

"Thomas Haden Church - Brooks the Crow"

"André Benjamin - Elwyn the Crow"

"Abraham Benrubi - Uncle the Pig"

"Briana Hodge - Nellie, one of Charlotte's daughters"

"Maia Kirkpatrick - Joy, one of Charlotte's daughters"

"Jennessa Rose - Aranea, one of Charlotte's daughters"

"Sam Shepard - the Narrator"

"Robert Redford - Ike the Horse"

"I'm up here in the corner… the other corner."

"No, my webs were no miracle, Wilbur. I was only describing what I saw. The miracle is you."

"Oh, Wilbur... don't you know what you've already done? You made me your friend and in doing so, you made a spider beautiful to everyone in that barn..."

"[repeated line] Great name!"

"Well, what can I say about this pig that hasn't already been said? I know a lot of you folks have come out to the farm and you've seen the words, and a lot of you have asked me, 'how could this have happened?'. I don't know, but it has happened... at a time when we really don't see many miraculous things. Maybe we do. Maybe they're all right there around us everyday, we just don't know where to look. There's no denying that our own little Wilbur... he's part of something that's bigger than all of us. And life on that farm's just a whole lot better with him in it. He really is some pig."

"How could this have happened? A miracle, in a time when we don't see many miraculous things!"

"Fern, it's rude to point, you're not going till see that pig again. It's too late. [Fern: He didn't expecting me!?]"

"I mean it was clear as day. T-E-Double R-I, I mean can you believe a spider wrote that? I didn't learn how to spell that word until I was in the 10th grade!"