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Although several versions of this film have been released, we’re going with the 1993 cut that’s also known as “The Princess and the Cobbler.” This animated fantasy took a lifetime of work before it reached audiences, since animator Richard Williams took on outside jobs to raise money for his dream project starting in 1964. After a stream of story revisions and countless failures to secure funding, it wasn’t until the ‘80s that Williams’ work caught the eye of Steven Spielberg, who hired him to helm the Academy Award-winning “Who Framed Roger Rabbit.” Although this helped him score a deal with Warner Bros., a rough version of the film was deeply unsuccessful, leading producers to pull out. Loads of completed animation ultimately hit the cutting room floor before Williams was stripped of all control. Just Be Sure to Watch “The Recobbled Cut,” Not the One Given Away in Froot Loops Boxes

Description
Although several versions of this film have been released, we’re going with the 1993 cut that’s also known as “The Princess and the Cobbler.” This animated fantasy took a lifetime of work before it reached audiences, since animator Richard Williams took on outside jobs to raise money for his dream project starting in 1964. After a stream of story revisions and countless failures to secure funding, it wasn’t until the ‘80s that Williams’ work caught the eye of Steven Spielberg, who hired him to helm the Academy Award-winning “Who Framed Roger Rabbit.” Although this helped him score a deal with Warner Bros., a rough version of the film was deeply unsuccessful, leading producers to pull out. Loads of completed animation ultimately hit the cutting room floor before Williams was stripped of all control. Just Be Sure to Watch “The Recobbled Cut,” Not the One Given Away in Froot Loops Boxes