Plot - The very first animated film from Disney canon, this 1937 animated film recreates the classic fairytale about a princess and her seven little helper elves.
Snow White is a lonely princess who lives with her wicked stepmother, The Queen. Upon learning that Snow White is the fairest lady in the land, the jealous Queen orders her death. She escapes and hides in a small cottage of seven dwarfs. The seven dwarfs are happy with her presence as she helps in cooking and cleaning. The Queen disguises herself as an old woman and poisons Snow White, who is eventually saved by a handsome prince.
| Won Honorary Award |
Walt Disney For Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, recognized as a significant screen innovation which has charmed millions and pioneered a great new entertainment field (one statuette - seven miniature statuettes). |
| Nominated Oscar |
Best Music, Score Frank Churchill Leigh Harline (head of department) Paul J. Smith (Walt Disney Studio Music Department) |
| Won Saturn Award |
Best DVD Classic Film Release |
| Won Video Premiere Award |
Best Overall New Extra Features, Library Title David Jessen |
| Nominated Video Premiere Award |
Best New, Enhanced or Reconstructed Movie Scenes Jeff Kurtti (producer) Michael Pellerin (producer) (Buena Vista). |
| Best DVD Menu Design |
| Nominated Grammy |
Best Recording for Children Frank Churchill (Composer) Larry Morey (Lyricist) Leigh Harline (Composer - Orchestral Score) Paul J. Smith (Composer - Orchestral Score) The nominations for Frank Churchill and Leigh Harline were posthumously. |
| Won Special Award |
Walt Disney To Walt Disney, in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the movie. |
| Won NBR Award |
Top Ten Films |
| Won National Film Registry |
| Won Special Award |
Walt Disney |
| Won OFTA Film Hall of Fame |
Motion Picture |
| Won Grand Biennale Art Trophy |
Walt Disney (producer) |
| Nominated Mussolini Cup |
Best Foreign Film William Cottrell Wilfred Jackson Larry Morey Perce Pearce Ben Sharpsteen |
| Won Star on the Walk of Fame |
Motion Picture On 28 June 1987. At 6910 Hollywood Blvd. |
| Won Jackie Coogan Award |
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