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[[Image:Leslie.sleepingbeauty.jpg|thumb|300px|Sleeping Beauty is also a "leaping beauty."]]
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{{performer|Leslie Carrara}}
 
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[[Image:Leslie.sleepingbeauty.jpg|frame|Sleeping Beauty is also a "leaping beauty."]]
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[[Image:BertandSleepingBeauty.jpg|thumb|300px|Bert and Sleeping Beauty]]
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[[Image:4143g.jpg|thumb|300px|Grundgetta as "Sleeping Grouchy"]]
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'''''Sleeping Beauty''''' is a fairy tale by Charles Perrault.
 
   
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'''''Sleeping Beauty''''' is a classic fairy tale by Charles Perrault first published in 1697, but perhaps the most famous interpretation is [[Disney|Walt Disney's]] 1959 animated film, which borrowed from the [[Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky|Tchaikovsky]] [[Ballet|ballet]].
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==Muppet Characters==
 
* In [[Episode 4109]] of ''[[Sesame Street]]'', an energetic dancing Sleeping Beauty appears in a [[Healthy Storybook Moment]], performed by [[Leslie Carrara]]
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* In a [[Sesame Street News Flash]] sketch, [[Prince Charming]] kisses Sleeping Beauty, and she turns into a [[Green]] [[Anything Muppets|Anything Muppet]] frog, who falls for [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]]. Here, she was performed by [[Jerry Nelson]]. {{eka|0713}}
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* In [[Episode 3777|episode 3777]], [[Bert]] portrays Prince Charming, who wakes up Sleeping Beauty, but then puts her to sleep again when he starts talking to her about his paper clips. Here, she was performed by [[Fran Brill]]. {{SSvideo|135df159-157a-11dd-9bc7-777dea8a73e7}}
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* In an episode of ''Sesame Street'', Prince Charming looks for Sleeping Beauty, finding her sleeping in barrels near [[Big Bird's Nest]]. After blowing her a kiss, she wakes up, annoyed that the prince had found her; She complains about a lack of sleep, due to Prince Charming always finding and kissing her awake. {{SSvideo|01b06a09-0125-4002-95b1-b94802c59882}}
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==References==
 
* [[The Sesame Street Library Volume 2]] features a short version illustrated by [[Michael Smollin]].
 
* [[The Sesame Street Library Volume 2]] features a short version illustrated by [[Michael Smollin]].
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* In ''[[Muppet Babies]]'' [[Episode 505: Slipping Beauty|episode 505]], the [[Muppet Babies]] tell [[Baby Piggy]] a version of the story.
 
* In ''[[Muppet Babies]]'' [[Episode 505: Slipping Beauty|episode 505]], the [[Muppet Babies]] tell [[Baby Piggy]] a version of the story.
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* In [[episode 4109]] of ''[[Sesame Street]]'', an energetic dancing Sleeping Beauty appears in a [[Healthy Storybook Moment]], performed by [[Leslie Carrara]].
 
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* In the [[Sesame Street News Flash]] sketch from [[Season 4]] of [[Sesame Street]], when [[Prince Charming]] kisses Sleeping Beauty, she got turned into a [[Green]] [[Anything Muppet]] frog.
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* In another [[Sesame Street News Flash]] sketch, [[Prince Charming]] kisses Sleeping Beauty, and falls asleep.
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* In the [[Sesame Street News Flash]] sketch from [[Season 4]] of [[Sesame Street]], when [[Prince Charming]] kisses Sleeping Beauty, he falls asleep.
 
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* In a bedtime story he reads for [[Irvine]], Oscar plays the prince who must awaken Sleeping Grouchy, but because he's a grouch, he keeps trying to find an alternative to kissing. {{SSvideo|f009f6f8-1573-11dd-bb51-597ab51d2e81}}
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* In [[Episode 4143|episode 4143]] of Sesame Street, [[Oscar the Grouch|Oscar]] and [[Grundgetta]] read a parody of Sleeping Beauty called "The Tale of Sleeping Grouchy".
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* In ''[[Sesamstrasse]]'' episode [[Folge 2393|2393]], [[Finchen]] pretended to be Sleeping Beauty, while the [[MΓ€rchenprinz|Fariytale prince]] was gonna find the right way to wake Sleeping Beauty.
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* In the [[Muppet Kids]] book, ''[[Kermit's Cleanup]]'', [[Kermit (Muppet Kids)|Kermit]] and [[Bean Bunny (Muppet Kids)|Bean Bunny]] imagine themselves doing battle against a dragon inspired by Maleficent's final transformation in the Disney animated film adaptation.
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* In the closing moments of the third issue of the ''[[Muppet Snow White]]'' comic book, [[Miss Piggy]] (as the Wicked Queen) rides what narrator [[Rizzo the Rat|Rizzo]] calls the Dragon from ''Sleeping Beauty'' as it captures [[Kermit the Frog|Kermit]] (as Prince Charming) just moments before he kisses and wakes [[Spamela Hamderson]] (as [[Snow White]]).
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==Connections==
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* [[Carol Kane]] played the 'Good' Fairy in the ''Faerie Tale Theatre'' episode "Sleeping Beauty" (1983)
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* [[Bernadette Peters]] played the Sleeping Beauty/Princess Debbie in the ''Faerie Tale Theatre'' episode "Sleeping Beauty" (1983)
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* [[Christopher Reeve]] played the Prince in the ''Faerie Tale Theatre'' episode "Sleeping Beauty" (1983)
   
 
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Revision as of 12:09, 29 June 2015

Leslie

Sleeping Beauty is also a "leaping beauty."

BertandSleepingBeauty

Bert and Sleeping Beauty

4143g

Grundgetta as "Sleeping Grouchy"

Sleeping Beauty is a classic fairy tale by Charles Perrault first published in 1697, but perhaps the most famous interpretation is Walt Disney's 1959 animated film, which borrowed from the Tchaikovsky ballet.

Muppet Characters

  • In episode 3777, Bert portrays Prince Charming, who wakes up Sleeping Beauty, but then puts her to sleep again when he starts talking to her about his paper clips. Here, she was performed by Fran Brill. Template:SSvideo
  • In an episode of Sesame Street, Prince Charming looks for Sleeping Beauty, finding her sleeping in barrels near Big Bird's Nest. After blowing her a kiss, she wakes up, annoyed that the prince had found her; She complains about a lack of sleep, due to Prince Charming always finding and kissing her awake. Template:SSvideo

References

  • In a bedtime story he reads for Irvine, Oscar plays the prince who must awaken Sleeping Grouchy, but because he's a grouch, he keeps trying to find an alternative to kissing. Template:SSvideo

Connections

  • Carol Kane played the 'Good' Fairy in the Faerie Tale Theatre episode "Sleeping Beauty" (1983)
  • Bernadette Peters played the Sleeping Beauty/Princess Debbie in the Faerie Tale Theatre episode "Sleeping Beauty" (1983)
  • Christopher Reeve played the Prince in the Faerie Tale Theatre episode "Sleeping Beauty" (1983)
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