Snow White: Happily Ever After (1993)

John Howley Edward Asner (Scowl the Owl), Irene Cara (Snow White), Carol Channing (Muddy), Dom DeLuise (The Looking Glass), Phyllis Diller (Mother Nature), Zsa Zsa Gabor (Blossom), Linda Gary (Critterina/Marina), Jonathan Harris (Sunflower), Michael Horton (The Prince), Sally Kellerman (Sunburn), Malcolm McDowell (Lord Malice), Tracey Ullman (Thunderella/Moonbeam), Frank Welker (Batso) One of history's most beloved fairy tales didn't end with the words "Happily Ever After." The magical adventures of Snow White and her Prince continue, but this time there are new friends — and foes — to join them. This truly will be Snow White's Greatest Adventure! Once Upon A Time… Snow White's wedding is approaching, but Lord Maliss, the brother of the evil Queen, plans to stop it. Now, Snow White must team up with the rambunctious Seven Dwarfelles, the magical cousins to the original Dwarves. Setting off on their new quest, can they find Mother Nature and save Snow White's true love from Maliss? Lushly animated by the American artists at Filmation Studios, HAPPILY EVER AFTER featured an all-star voice cast including singing superstar Irene Cara, Edward Asner, Carol Channing, Dom DeLuise, Malcolm McDowell, Tracey Ullman, Phyllis Diller, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jonathan Harris, Sally Kellerman, Linda Gary, Michael Horton, and Frank Welker. The story is an unofficial sequel to the fairy tale of Snow White. Aside from Snow White herself, the prince she falls in love with, the magic mirror, and the references to the wicked queen, all of the characters in are unique to this film.