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Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition Now Available on Blu-ray, Digital HD and Disney Movies Anywhere

Finally releasing from the Disney Vault, Disney’s ultimate princess fairytale classic Sleeping Beauty is available for the first time on Diamond Edition Blu-ray, Digital HD and Disney Movies Anywhere. Experience all of the pageantry and power of this wondrous tale on Blu-ray—and for the first time on Digital HD—with incredible high-definition picture, thrilling, soaring sound and all-new Diamond Edition special features that make this a must-own for every family’s classic collection.

. . . digitally restored picture and sound, a digital copy of the film, and a variety of magical new bonus features . . .

Creating the ultimate at-home viewing experience, Disney’s two-disc Diamond Edition Blu-ray Superset (Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy) contains digitally restored picture and sound, a digital copy of the film, and a variety of magical new bonus features, including “Once Upon A Parade,” in which Modern Family star Sarah Hyland tells us the tale of Walt Disney World’s new Festival of Fantasy Parade, “Art of Evil: Generations Of Disney Villains,” a legacy piece spotlighting Disney’s favorite villain animator and Maleficent creator Marc Davis, and “@DisneyAnimation: Artists in Motion,” in which Walt Disney Animation Visual Development artist Brittney Lee goes through the process of creating a three-dimensional sculpture of Maleficent, completely out of paper.

Additional all-new bonus features include never-before-seen deleted scenes “The Fair” (with deleted character, The Vulture), “The Curse is Fulfilled” and “Arrival Of Maleficent,” plus the Beauty-Oke sing-along to “Once Upon A Dream.”

. . . vibrant visuals were created by a team that included Milt Kahl and Ollie Johnston, two of Disney’s legendary Nine Old Men . . .

Sleeping Beauty tells the wondrous tale of a princess cursed by an evil fairy, protected by three loving fairies and, ultimately, saved by true love’s kiss. Featuring the voice talents of renowned opera singer Mary Costa as Sleeping Beauty and Disney stalwart Eleanor Audley as the evil fairy, Maleficent, the film’s vibrant visuals were created by a team that included Milt Kahl and Ollie Johnston, two of Disney’s legendary Nine Old Men and an Academy Award®-nominated score, 1959, adapted from the incandescent music of Peter Tchaikovsky. Sleeping Beauty is the 16th animated feature in the Disney animated features canon, and was the last animated feature produced by Walt Disney to be based upon a fairy tale. It is the 10th film released as part of Disney’s prestigious Blu-ray Diamond Collection.