Maleficent/məˈlɛfɪsənt/ is an anecdotal character from Walt Disney's 1959 film Sleeping Beauty, and all other copartnered media. She is the (self-broadcasted) Mistress of All Evil, who, after not being welcome to an illustrious dedicating, condemnations the newborn child Princess Aurora to "prick her finger on the axle of a turning wheel and bite the dust" before the sun sets on her sixteenth birthday. The character is Disney's rendition of the shrewd pixie guardian from the first French fable, approximately focused around Carabosse from Tchaikovsky's well known performance. She was initially voiced by Eleanor Audley in the 1959 film.
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Director:
Robert Stromberg
Writers:
Linda Woolverton, Charles Perrault (based from the story "La Belle au bois dormant" by)
Stars:
Angelina Jolie, Elle Fanning, Sharlto Copley
Release dates-May 30, 2014(United States)
An elderly lady describes and recounts the story of Maleficent as a youthful and capable faerie living in The Moors, a mysterious domain bordering a human kingdom. As a young person, she meets and goes gaga for a human worker kid named Stefan, whose fascination with Maleficent is dominated by his desire to get lord. As they develop more established, the two float separated until one day Stefan quits coming to see her. Later, after Maleficent annihilations the current ruler in fight, Stefan is tasked with slaughtering her. Going to her during the evening, Stefan drugs her however can't bring himself to murder her. Rather he smolders off her wings utilizing iron (a deadly substance to faeries) and presents them to the lord as evidence she was killed. Devastated by Stefan's disloyalty and the misfortune of her wings, Maleficent starts fabricating a darker kingdom in the faerie domain. She takes a raven, Diaval, as her one sidekick and comrade, continually shape-moving him from man to feathered creature and different creatures.
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