Additional information for Mirror Mirror, which has a domestic theatrical release set for March 16, 2012. The film is being distributed by Relativity Media and has not yet been rated. Mirror Mirror has a total running time of 106 minutes.
PG
USA
PG
Ireland
G
Philippines
PG
UK
PG
Singapore
PG
Canada
11
Sweden
7
Switzerland
All
South Korea
M/6
Portugal
Atp
Argentina
6
Netherlands
Livre
Brazil
I
Hong Kong
A
Mexico
G
Japan
106min
18min
Espejito espejito
Argentina
Espejito espejito
Chile
Espejito espejito
Colombia
Espejito espejito
Peru
Καθρέφτη, Καθρεφτάκι Μου
Greece
Огледалце, огледалце
Bulgaria
Äventyret om Snövit
Sweden
Biancaneve
Italy
Blancanieves (Mirror, Mirror)
Spain
Blanche Neige
France
Espelho Meu, Espelho Meu! Há Alguém Mais Gira do Que Eu?
Portugal
Espelho, Espelho Meu
Brazil
Kathrefti, kathreftaki mou
Greece
Kerro, kerro kuvastin
Finland
Królewna Sniezka
Poland
Lille speil på veggen der
Norway
Lille spejl på væggen der
Denmark
Mar'a mar'a: ha'sipur ha'amiti
Israel
Miroir Miroir
Canada
Mirror Mirror: The Untold Adventures of Snow White
UK
Ogledalce, ogledalce
Serbia
Oglinda Oglinjoara
Romania
Pamuk Prenses'in Maceralari
Turkey
Sneeuwwitje
Netherlands
Snjeguljica
Croatia
Spegel spegel
Sweden
Spieglein Spieglein - Die wirklich wahre Geschichte von Schneewittchen
Germany
Tükröm, tükröm
Hungary
The Untitled Snow White Project
USA
Veidrodeli, veidrodeli
Lithuania
Zrcalce, zrcalce
Slovenia
March 15, 2012
Hungary
March 15, 2012
Israel
March 15, 2012
Lebanon
March 15, 2012
Philippines
March 15, 2012
Russia
March 15, 2012
Thailand
March 15, 2012
Ukraine
March 15, 2012
United Arab Emirates
March 16, 2012
Poland
March 16, 2012
Romania
March 22, 2012
Armenia
March 23, 2012
Bulgaria
March 23, 2012
Serbia and Montenegro
March 23, 2012
Spain
March 29, 2012
Australia
March 29, 2012
Croatia
March 29, 2012
Denmark
March 29, 2012
Kuwait
March 29, 2012
Malaysia
March 29, 2012
New Zealand
March 30, 2012
Canada
March 30, 2012
Colombia
March 30, 2012
Finland
March 30, 2012
Norway
March 30, 2012
Sweden
March 30, 2012
Turkey
March 30, 2012
USA
April 02, 2012
Ireland
April 02, 2012
UK
April 03, 2012
Taiwan
April 04, 2012
Belgium
April 04, 2012
Italy
April 04, 2012
Venezuela
April 05, 2012
Argentina
April 05, 2012
Austria
April 05, 2012
Chile
April 05, 2012
Czech Republic
April 05, 2012
Germany
April 05, 2012
Hong Kong
April 05, 2012
Singapore
April 05, 2012
Slovakia
April 06, 2012
Brazil
April 06, 2012
Mexico
April 06, 2012
Uruguay
April 11, 2012
France
April 12, 2012
Portugal
April 13, 2012
Lithuania
April 15, 2012
Greece
April 18, 2012
Iceland
April 20, 2012
Estonia
April 20, 2012
India
April 20, 2012
South Africa
April 20, 2012
Vietnam
April 25, 2012
Netherlands
April 26, 2012
Slovenia
May 03, 2012
Peru
May 03, 2012
South Korea
May 04, 2012
Paraguay
May 17, 2012
Bolivia
July 27, 2012
Nigeria
September 14, 2012
Japan
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An evil queen steals control of a kingdom and an exiled princess enlists the help of seven resourceful rebels to win back her birthright.
In the opening animated segment, the Queen (Julia Roberts) begins by telling us the story of Snow Whites birth (throwing in some sarcastic comments with modern day slang). Her mother died. She was spoiled, and the kingdom was a very happy place. Her father was grooming her for the kingdom, when he met the Queen. They got married, but he had to go away. He gave Snow his dagger, and rode off into the woods, and was never seen again. Snow White searched for him, devastated that he wasnt found. Now she is at the mercy of the Queen.Present time. Ten years after the King vanished in the Dark Woods without a trace, Snow White (Lily Collins) talks to and plays with the birds. She has never left the castle. Downstairs she hears music. The Queen is sitting on her throne, and it looks like shes playing chess with her servants by using them as human pawns and she is playing with her top minister known only as the Barton (Michael Lerner). One servant named Brighton (Nathan Lane) steps forward to tell her that the kingdom is close to being destitute. Snow White comes downstairs, from the bedroom she seems to live in, to ask the Queen if she can attend the gala since it is her 18th birthday. The Queen considers it, admitting that Snow didnt do anything wrong; however, Snow is just so irritating! She doesnt care if its her 100th birthday, she better never sneak down again.Cut to the woods. Two men are riding their horses, talking about the adventure they are on and have been on for months. The men are Prince Alcott (Armie Hammer) and his valet Charles Renbock (Robert Emms). They stop for a rest when a group of bandits in masks and walking on stilts attack them with swords. It turns out they are dwarfs, which makes the two men laugh. Their stilts shrink down like accordions, and the men refuse to fight them because it would be too funny. However, the dwarves are after their gold, and they take it.Back at the palace, the servants help Snow White celebrate her 18th birthday. One woman, Baker Margaret (Mare Winningham), speaks up, telling her that she knows she will one day take back the kingdom, which is why she has stuck around all those years. She gives Snow White the dagger she received from her father all those years ago as a gift. Snow White decides she is going to leave the castle, after the encouragement of the servants, and does so causing the guards to question if thats even allowed.All of a sudden we hear those famous words spoken by the Queen Mirror Mirror on the wall except the difference is, she walks into it. When she comes out she is in a new place in another dimention where she is in a small hut on a vast lake. She talks to another version of herself in the mirror, discussing marrying the Baron. The mirror tells her to marry someone rich, for one day she will ask Who is the fairest of them all?While walking in the snowy woods, Snow White comes across the two men, who are now stripped to their underwear and hanging upside down from a tree. She decides to release them. It almost seems to be love at first sight for her and one man (Prince Alcott), but he declines the offer to travel with them.Back at the palace, the Queen is trying on shoes when she is interrupted by Prince Alcott and Charles (both of them still only partially dressed in their undergarments). The Queen has never heard of his kingdom before and organizes a ball very quickly to impress him. Her plan is to marry the prince, however, she is reminded by Brighton that they have no money to pay for it. She doesnt care that people are starving however and does whatever it takes to throw the ball.Snow White is wandering in the streets of the village where she sees children and adults begging for food and money. She is shocked, since the last time she saw the town, when she was a child with her father, the land was plentiful. Brighton comes into town and puts up a notice that there is to be more tax collection. He tells them that the money is being used to keep a terrible beast away from them, and therefore, they must pay, despite them being poor.Prince Alcott is warned by his friend Charles that something is fishy about the Queen, but he leaves anyway. Snow returns very upset, telling Baker Margaret how horrible everything has become for the people. She tells her about the ball, telling her that she will crash the ball and save the kingdom. A few minutes later, we see the Queen preparing herself, being treated by Baker Margaret, who is doing disgusting things to her without her knowing as she has her eyes covered. This includes settings bees, snakes, and other insects on her.That evening, the costume ball begins. Snow White crashes the ball dressed as a white swan where is surprised to see the prince, and he is also surprised to see her. They dance together, all the while being watched by the Queen. She admits that she is a princess, and he tells her hes the prince. They cheat in the dance, so they dont have to switch partners and can continue chatting, which is of course upsetting to the Queen. Snow tries to fill in Alcott on whats happening and how she needs his help, but when she is spied on by the Queen, she attempts to escape, before she is grabbed by her.The Queen corners Snow White, questioning her as to where she got the dress, while Snow yells at her about the conditions in the village. Snow White stands up for herself, saying she is the rightful leader of the kingdom, and we zoom in on a celestial necklace around the Queens neck. The Queen later tells Brighton she wants Snow White killed, and to take her to the woods and feed her to the beast.Still in her white swan dress, Brighton has now brought Snow White to the woods. They are both very upset and, while the snow is falling, they hear the beast. Brighton, in appreciation still of how her father treated him so kindly, cuts loose the ropes tying her hands together and tells her to run. She runs through the woods and into a sign saying No Entry. She wakes up inside the house of the 7 dwarfs. She tells them that she is Snow White, however not all of them believe her. She tells them that she has no gold for them, and explains how the Queen tried to have her killed. They are reluctant to let her stay, as they could be killed for it. They decide to let her stay for one night. The dwarfs introduce themselves; Butcher (Martin Klebba), Wolf (Sebastian Saraceno), Half Pint (Mark Povinelli), Grimm (Danny Woodburn), Chuckles (Ronald Lee Clark), Grub (Joey Gnoffo), and Napoleon (Jordan Prentice).Meanwhile, Brighton runs back to the castle and lies by telling the Queen that the work has been done. He shows her a bag of her organs which are instead various food items. The Queen is thrilled that Snow White is finally dead. Brighton tells the maids, and both he and the Queen act very apathetic. Brighton goes into town to collect the new taxes. The Magistrate tells him that the townspeople cannot handle their money problems much longer. Meanwhile, on his way back to the castle (through the woods), Brighton is not only pocketing some of the money, he is being chased down by the dwarfs. They take his gold, hide their costumes, and go back home. Snow White has prepared a nice dinner for them, which makes them want her to stay longer. She questions them on the gold and tells them how much the villagers need the money. They tell her that they were expelled from the village years ago by the Queen because they were undesirables. As they start to argue about their old lives, Snow White grabs the gold and leaves, with them chasing slowly behind her. She brings it to the town Magistrate. Snow White is about to say her name, when the dwarfs run in. She tells the townspeople that it was their doing, and they are the ones that deserve the thanks.At the palace, the Queen is eating dinner with Prince Alcott, and he very obviously finds her a bit odd. As she tries to get to know him, he reveals that Snow White is the prettiest girl he has ever seen. She tells him that she died the night before in the woods, to which he is obviously upset. The Queen is about to ask him to marry her, when Brighton barges in (in his undergarments), explaining that bandits stole the tax money. Prince Alcott, having been robbed by them before, storms out to fight them.The dwarfs tell Snow White she can stay with them, but must live by certain rules. She must become a thief, and Snow White agrees as long as what they steal from the Queen goes back to the people. They begin to teach her all their tricks, including how to sword fight and use their costumes. Over the next few days, she quickly learns their ways and trains well to be a thief with them.Prince Alcott has now arrived with some soldiers to the place in the woods where he was attacked last time. He sees Snow White who is pretending to be lost, so she could attack and steal from them, until she sees that it is him. She draws her sword, and the fight ensues between her and the prince, and the dwarfs and the men. Soon everyone is watching Snow and Alcott fight one another, and she wins. He once again returns to the castle, half naked. He tells the Queen that the leader of the bandits was Snow White, revealing that she is still alive.The Queen, upset, once again goes through her mirror into her hut in the alternate reality. She tells the mirror she wants Snow White dead and she wants to marry the prince. She tells the mirror to use her magic and wants to use the love potion she used for Snows father to fall in love with her, but shes all out. The mirror tells her there is always a price for using magic, but she doesnt care. Meanwhile, Brighton drinks another potion by accident and turns into a cockroach.Later at the palace, Prince Alcott approaches the Queen. They talk about Snow White as he keeps saying how beautiful she is. She begins to tell him how Snows father (the King) died, and they must honor his memory. They drink from their cups in a toast, which is really a potion for puppy love. Alcott starts acting like a dog, asking to play fetch, and licking her (very funny!), while calling her his master.At the house of the dwarfs, they reveal that they heard the Queen is marrying the prince. Snow is upset and taken aback. The dwarfs dont understand why shes upset, since the last time they met they fought. Outside their house, there are two robot-like wood puppet figures brought to life, being controlled by the Queen at her house, to kill Snow White. It begins fighting the dwarfs but doesnt succeed in harming them as they escape underground and Snow comes to their rescue where she cuts the "strings" holding the two large wooden puppets up and they fall to the ground.The next morning, as the Queen and Alcott prepare for their wedding, the Queen is being squeezed skinny into her corset, Alcott is sniffing everyone like a dog, and Brighton returns to human form. Snow White left the dwarfs, leaving a note saying that her presence causes them harm (i.e., the attack the night before). They decide to go after her, but shes right outside. After an inspirational speech, she decides to stay, and they will crash the wedding. The dwarfs sneak in, in costume, scaring everyone. With them, Snow White says This is a stick up! When the Queen arrives in her carriage at the wedding tent/site, no one is there. She enters the tent and sees that all the servants and guests are without clothes. The Baron tells her that the Sentry wants her dismissed and stepped down. They tell her that the prince has been stolen by Snow White.At the dwarfs house, Alcott is tied up, begging to be taken back to the Queen (his master). They realize hes under a spell, but they dont know how to break it, so they try several physical attacks on him, loud noises, rain dances, etc, but nothing works. Finally, they realize maybe a kiss of true love will work. When they realize that it will be her first kiss they try to make it special for her with makeup and a nice hairdo.Alcott is begging her not to do this, but she sits on his lap to kiss him, only to stop and ask for privacy, since all the dwarfs are watching. She kisses him despite his protests, and once its done, he kisses her back. He snaps out of the spell, and they kiss again. They tell Alcott all the embarrassing things he was saying about the Queen, and he cant even believe it. Suddenly they hear the roar of the beast and Snow White leaves to fight it herself. She tells Alcott that she wants to change the ending of most fairytales, and no longer will the prince have to save the princess, and locks them all inside the house. She runs into the Queen and realizes that the Queen controls the beast with her necklace, and it runs after her.Alcott finally manages to open the door with a key they forgot they had, and runs through the woods to find and save Snow White. He finds her, and they run from the beast together. The dwarfs are also running through the woods to find them. The beast attacks and hurts them. Just as the beast is about to strike again, the dwarfs begin to attack it, but the beast manages to bring them all down. Meanwhile, the Queen goes back through the mirror, very giddy, thinking they will die. The dwarfs manage to get Snow Whites dagger to her, but instead of killing the beast, she grabs the celestial necklace from it. The Queen notices that hers no longer has powers and the mirror tells her now she will see the price for using magic, and she grows old.Suddenly the beast disappears and turns into Snow Whites father... The King (Sean Bean). Snow White is thrilled, and the King doesnt understand how she has grown up. She tells him he has been under a spell and introduces him to everyone. He asks Alcott how he can ever repay him, which is of course giving him Snow Whites hand in marriage.We see the two of them getting married, officiated by the King. Everyone is congratulating her after the wedding, when an old woman (The Queen) approaches her and presents her with the modest gift of an apple. Snow White is about to take a bite when she hears her say the fairest one of all. Realizing it is the Queen, she cuts the apple into slices and says age before beauty and gives her the slice. The mirror shatters and the Queen disintegrates into nothing, to the shock of the people. Snow White walks to the middle of the floor and over the closing credits, begins to dance very modernly and sing. The dwarfs join in, and eventually everyone else does too.
Tarsem Singh
Director(s)
Marc Klein
Jason Keller
Melisa Wallack
Writer(s)
Andy Berman
associate producer
Robbie Brenner
executive producer
John Cheng
executive producer
Jason Colbeck
executive producer
Bernie Goldmann
producer
Ken Halsband
co-producer (as Kenneth Halsband)
Ryan Kavanaugh
producer
Jamie Marshall
executive producer
Kevin Misher
executive producer
Josh Pate
executive producer
Brett Ratner
producer
Ajit Singh
co-producer
Nico Soultanakis
co-producer
Tucker Tooley
executive producer
Tommy Turtle
executive producer
Jeff G. Waxman
executive producer (as Jeff Waxman)
Producer(s)
Alan Menken
Composer(s)
The Queen
Julia Roberts
Snow White
Lily Collins
Prince Alcott
Armie Hammer
Brighton
Nathan Lane
Napoleon
Jordan Prentice
Half Pint
Mark Povinelli
Grub (as Joey Gnoffo)
Joe Gnoffo
Grimm
Danny Woodburn
Wolf
Sebastian Saraceno
Butcher
Martin Klebba
Chuckles
Ronald Lee Clark
Charles Renbock
Robert Emms
Baker Margaret
Mare Winningham
Baron
Michael Lerner
King
Sean Bean
Caroline (Poor Woman)
Bonnie Bentley
Noble #1
Arthur Holden
Noble #2
Kwasi Songui
Noble #3
Eric Davis
Noble #4
Kathleen Fee
Servant
Nadia Verrucci
Townswoman / Old Lady (Double)
Dawn Ford
Town Magistrate
Alex Ivanovici
Townsman
Richard Jutras
Child
Mélodie Simard
Villager
Kimberly-Sue Murray
Mirror Queen (Double)
Lisa Roberts Gillan
Servant #2
Adam Butcher
Lord Waverly
André Lanthier
Magical Cottage Queen
Lisa Noto
Door Guard #1
William Calvert
Door Guard #2
Nicholas Guest
Mannequins / Beast (voice)
Frank Welker
Dancer
Jeff Dimitriou
Dancer
Jeff Mortensen
Dancer
Hélène Robitaille
Dancer
Steve Julien
Dancer
Louise Hradsky
Dancer
Tammy Nera
Dancer
Dani Jazzar
Director(s)
Jason Keller
Melisa Wallack
Writer(s)
associate producer
Robbie Brenner
executive producer
John Cheng
executive producer
Jason Colbeck
executive producer
Bernie Goldmann
producer
Ken Halsband
co-producer (as Kenneth Halsband)
Ryan Kavanaugh
producer
Jamie Marshall
executive producer
Kevin Misher
executive producer
Josh Pate
executive producer
Brett Ratner
producer
Ajit Singh
co-producer
Nico Soultanakis
co-producer
Tucker Tooley
executive producer
Tommy Turtle
executive producer
Jeff G. Waxman
executive producer (as Jeff Waxman)
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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