La Petite Sirène [Disney - 2023]

Le trailer a fuité sur le net en très mauvaise qualité, mais il a l’air incroyable ! Je ne vais pas spoiler pour ceux qui veulent attendre, mais ça va être du grand cinéma.

J'ai quand même de sacrées réserves car Disney ne nous a plus habitué au "grand cinéma" depuis un bon moment.

Mon cerveau a décidé de rêver du trailer cette nuit et l'animation était une abomination, vous ne voulez pas savoir. Quoi qu'il arrive, le trailer final sera forcément mieux que les images inventées par mon esprit J'ai hâte de le voir !

J'ai vue le trailer, la qualité de l'image était tellement mauvaise que j'ai seulement réussi à apercevoir ce qui semble être les tentacules de Ursula

Michael Scott a écrit:

J'ai quand même de sacrées réserves car Disney ne nous a plus habitué au "grand cinéma" depuis un bon moment.

C’est vrai, mais cette fois j’ai envie d’y croire
En tout cas la scène du bateau était dingue.

Le trailer qui a fuité n'était probablement qu'une version de travail, qui avait été envoyé pour obtenir des retours.
Disney va probablement attendre certains grands événements à venir, comme les Grammy Awards 2023 (le 6 février 2023) et/ou le Super Bowl (13 février 2023) pour marquer le coup.


D'ailleurs, Walt Disney World Resort cherche des jeunes femmes pour y incarner Live-Action Ariel. Une première pour une princesse Disney Live Action. Jusqu'à présent il n'y avait eu que Maléfique et Cruella.

Disney Careers a écrit:

Walt Disney World ONLINE SUBMISSIONS: Disney Character Look-alikes: Live-Action Ariel - Open 1/20/23 - 2/5/23

For: Walt Disney World
Location: Online Submissions
Looking For: Disney Character Look-Alikes

Sunday, February 05, 2023
08:00 PM
Timezone: Eastern Time (US & Canada)

**Online submissions will be accepted now through February 5, 2023**

Disney Live Entertainment is seeking Disney Character Look-alikes for the role of ARIEL as depicted in the upcoming live-action adaption of The Little Mermaid.
Performers will have the opportunity to bring this role to life, in addition to performing as world famous Disney Characters at our Parks & Resorts near Orlando, Florida.
Disney Character Performers play before thousands of guests each day in character greetings, sightings, and other experiences across the Walt Disney World Resort. Performers sign autographs, pose for pictures, and help create magical moments with guests of all ages.

SEEKING THE FOLLOWING ROLE: Candidates who are 5’2”-5’6” with warm, engaging, and outgoing personalities to portray:

ARIEL: An inquisitive and daring mermaid princess, Ariel is fascinated by the world of humans. Whether she’s on land or under the sea, she’s eager to connect her two worlds, knowing they aren’t so different after all. Ariel appears as depicted in the upcoming live-action adaption of The Little Mermaid.

Submissions will be accepted through February 5, 2023.  Candidates will be contacted by Talent Casting should they be selected to move on to the next round. Selected candidates MUST be available for a callback.

REQUIREMENTS: Must be at least 18 years of age and authorized to work in the United States.

EOE - Drawing Creativity from Diversity - Disney

Spoiler:

Ca se concrétise sur le look et le fait que les tentacules seront fluorescentes.

C'est ça la Ursula du film!!?? C'est une blague j'espère.

dazel a écrit:

C'est ça la Ursula du film!!?? C'est une blague j'espère.

ça serait bien si ce film était une blague oui effectivement.

Je trouve le design d'Ursula vraiment trop simpliste, je suis déçu...
Il y avait pourtant matière à faire quelque chose de vraiment original, comme de modifier sa coupe pour en faire une grande coiffe à la "Marie-Antoinette" pour lui donner un style rococo.

J'espère juste que son rôle saura me surprendre en bien

Bah perso je suis plutôt satisfait de ce look simpliste. Bon je déteste toujours autant cette veste ridicule (on est sous l'eau, bon sang !), en revanche j'aime l'ajout des tentacules fluorescentes qui rappelent ces pieuvres fluorescentes qu'on trouve dans les plus profondes eaux des océans. J'espère que son repère aura également des éléments fluorescents et que la chanson aura ainsi un graphisme visuel époustouflant avec le contraste des eaux sombres et de la lumière bleue fluorescente.

Quand au design simpliste, je le préfère à ce qu'on a pu voir dans Once Upon A Time (cf les photos en spoiler).

Spoiler:

Si Ursula vivait encore à Atlantica, j'aurais compris qu'elle aurait eu un look sophistiqué, avec une couronne etc, mais il ne faut pas oublier qu'elle vit reclue dans une grotte en tant que "miséreuse", et un look plus simple me semble adapté.
De plus je n'aurais pas aimé qu'elle ait des tentacules immenses et ressemble plus à un monstre (à voir si ils la rendront géante ou pas dans le film cela dit).

Après là c'est une poupée Mattel donc difficile de savoir à quel point ses tentacules seront grand dans le film.

Après, un jouet ne permet pas de retranscrire l'apparence présente dans le film. Mieux vaut attendre une bande-annonce pour savoir à quoi s'attendre.

Mais pour les plus impatients, le "Tara Toy Little Mermaid Shimmer and Sparkle Activity Set" révèle un peu plus clairement les apparences d'Ursula, Triton et des sœurs, ainsi que le château terrestre :

Spoiler:

Ce petit aperçu me rassure encore plus.
Il semblerait que le buste soit inclus dans la continuité de son corps, elle ne porterait donc qu'une veste avec seulement des manches mais pas un haut à proprement parler.
Et la longueur de ses tentacules est plutôt bonne. Par contre il y en a 7. Et sur la poupée il y en a 8. Il semblerait qu'elle n'ait donc pas 6 tentacules comme la Ursula de 1989...

Pour moi ce n’est pas une blouse, mais sur la poupée le bassin étant articulé, y a une démarcation. Je pense plus que c’est vraiment son corps dans le prolongement, mi femme/ mi pieuvre.

Onil1992mickey a écrit:

Pour moi ce n’est pas une blouse, mais sur la poupée le bassin étant articulé, y a une démarcation. Je pense plus que c’est vraiment son corps dans le prolongement, mi femme/ mi pieuvre.

Oui c'est ce que je pense aussi, sauf pour les manches.

Une couverture et premier chapitre (en anglais) ont été dévoilés pour The Little Mermaid: Against the Tide, roman préquel dérivé du Live Action.

Disney Books a écrit:

The Little Mermaid: Against the Tide
by: J Elle

An original novel written by New York Times best-selling author J. Elle inspired by Disney upcoming live action reimagining of The Little Mermaid.

After the death of Ariel’s mother, the queen of the sea, the seven daughters of King Triton have grown estranged at best. It’s been years since Ariel’s older sisters have visited home. But this year’s Coral Moon is fast approaching, and it’s a special one for Ariel. Finally fifteen, she will be dubbed the Protector of her very own ocean territory as is tradition, and her sisters have agreed to visit for the celebration.

But the ceremony is halted when Mala, one of the most renowned daughters of Triton, is abducted. The only clue to where she might have been taken is a hastily scribbled seaweed note, which says, “What could have saved Mother could save me, too.” To rescue Mala, Ariel must work together with her siblings, traveling to various seas, outsmarting dangerous ocean creatures, and delving into forbidden waters to find the truth of what happened to their mother. But as Ariel and her sisters begin uncovering new secrets about their family and their kingdom, Ariel will have to face the loss of a mother she never had a chance to know and discover what it means to be both a good sister and a strong leader.

And the clock is ticking, because on the day of the festival, when the moon turns a true shade of coral, her sister will be lost, like her mother, forever.

RELEASED : April 11th, 2023
PAGES : 320
ISBN : 9781368077224 1368077226
AGE RANGE : Young Adult

Teen Vogue a écrit:

Before Halle Bailey’s Little Mermaid, Read the New Novel Inspired by the Film

Check out an exclusive first chapter of The Little Mermaid: Against the Tide.

All products featured on Teen Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Ahead of Halle Bailey's The Little Mermaid, which hits theaters later this year, you can dive into the magical oceanic world of the film in a new novel by bestselling author J. Elle, The Little Mermaid: Against the Tide.

The novel (which you can read part of below) is inspired by the live action film and follows a 15-year-old Ariel as she prepares to celebrate a coming of age ceremony that will finally make her the Protector of a territory in the ocean, like her sisters before her. But her sisters aren't united — they've grown apart after the death of their mother, and they haven't seen each other in years. Their blessed reunion turns sour when one of the sisters is abducted; can Ariel and her family rescue her in time? And what will they uncover about what truly happened to their mother?

“Ariel was one of my favorite princesses growing up, so it was incredibly humbling and wildly cool to be a part of such a historic and ground­breaking project," J. Elle tells Teen Vogue. “Not only was I tasked with writing an engaging story focused on sisterhood that leads up to the new reimagining of The Little Mermaid, but I was able to write a heroine my children can see themselves in, and those experiences are now part of Ariel's story.”

Chapter 1: Five Days Until the Coral Moon

Ariel rolled in her clamshell bed with buckling anticipation. She dug her nails into the seaweed covers pulled tight to her chin and looked for the glimpse of morning sunrays that would stream into her room in mere moments, officially marking the day she would get to leave home for the first time.

Click. The clock worm ticked his spindly body to the half shell, signaling the start of the day, and Ariel barreled out of bed as if there were springs under her tail. A hum spilled from her lips, and Ariel swayed along to the melody as she moved through her room. She paused for a glance at the polished glass above her dresser, straightening her back. She twisted her lips, perplexed. She wasn’t sure what she expected to see, but something different, surely.

The next day, she, like each of her sisters before her, would be deemed Protector of her very own sea territory. And she was to be assigned the best territory of all, the one where she lived—Carinae! Their father’s castle, where she had grown up, was in low-sun Carinae, but its boundaries stretched far across the ocean. The high-sun side of Carinae, where her headquarters as Protector would be, was altogether different, she had read. It was rumored to have true turquoise water and fish in every color of the rainbow.

Growing up, she had not been allowed to travel far beyond her father’s castle. Oh, how she hoped being its Protector would mean she could explore its vastness. She closed her eyes, imagining endless undiscovered wonders and all manner of adventure she could unfurl. Ariel had hardly been able to sleep the past few weeks, her excitement growing as each new day brought her closer to her Protector Ceremony.

The ceremony happened the year a member of the royal family turned fifteen, and it was traditionally held four days before the annual Coral Moon Festival, when the moon turned a shade of pink so rare and so beautiful that it was said to bring luck to anyone who viewed it.

Ariel leaned on her desk. Its whalebone was soft to the touch, and she couldn’t help admiring the beautiful detail the royal carpenter had carved into its legs. The desk was a gift from her father: a stately piece of furniture for her to do all her Protector business, which would include creating new territory guidelines, meeting with important figures in the community, hosting events, and a whole slew of other responsibilities to those in Carinae.

She had studied as much as she could about what she would need to do as a Protector. Her father, King Triton, had said she’d learn much “on the job,” and it must have been a big job, because her sisters were so busy with their duties in their respective territories that she hadn’t seen them in . . . years. Mala had left over a decade ago, followed by Indira and Caspia. The others had trickled out over time until Ariel had found herself the only princess in the castle. Though her sisters were good at avoiding each other. So perhaps it wasn’t busyness that kept them away.

Ariel dusted her desk and straightened the things on it: a cockle she’d found once that was just too interesting to leave behind; a jar of squid ink; a stack of sticky Pitonian seaweed perfect for writing notes, which her sister Perla had gifted her before she’d left for her own duties in the Piton Sea when Ariel was just a little fry. She stacked and restacked the scrolls on her desk, almost all of them about Carinae and all the areas she had yet to see. She’d churned her nervous energy these past few weeks between lessons on sea history and reading up on social etiquette, the proper way to host dignitaries, and what sorts of sanctions her sisters had put in place to better their territories for the seafolk there. She wanted to learn all she could, and she looked forward to exploring every nook and cranny of her territory with any free moment she had.

Just the thought sent a shiver of excitement up her arms as she moved back to her mirror. Her bonnet, woven together with silky strands of seaweed, was half off, as it always was each morning. She tossed it, letting her auburn locs, well oiled with sap from misaju-water coconuts, spill down her back. She posed again in the reflective glass, lengthening her torso, then grabbed the fine blue sea whip shawl she would don with her headpiece for the ceremony in a few days. She ran her fingers over its soft coral fibers. They’d been woven together strand by strand for weeks to make the ceremonial garment. Its little sleeves were adorned with pearl beadwork to match the ceremonial headpiece, also made just for her. Both were simply stunning.

“Nice to meet you. I’m . . .” She cleared her throat. Too high. She had to come across as serious. Her father always sounded so deliberate and authoritative when he spoke. She straightened herself, and the words came out stronger this time. “It’s a pleasure to meet you. I’m Ariel, Protector of Carinae. How can I be of help?” She dangled her hand in the water, imagining someone taking it in greeting.

She carefully set aside her ceremony shawl and made her way down the halls. The castle came to life with the squeaking of shells being cleaned and windows being opened. Urchins dragged their bodies along the bone walls to polish them, while opah and tuna shuffled back and forth to heat the lower-level rooms.

Ariel frowned impatiently as she was caught in a corridor traffic jam caused by a school of tidying-up wrasse, ushered along by Julia, the head housekeeper.

“Good morning, Julia!” Ariel’s frown turned into a smile as she spotted the matronly arthropod who diligently tidied her bed each morning. Ariel really could make her own bed. She just preferred to fill her tummy first. She’d tell Julia not to worry about it, that she would get to tidying her room later in the day, but she knew the dutiful housekeeper wouldn’t hear of it.

The daughter of the king’s room should be pristine, Julia would say.

Ariel kept moving. The idea of her entire sea present at her ceremony was beyond thrilling. They could make enough room for everyone, surely. She descended a tunnel to the lower floor of the castle, swishing faster down the corridor, eager to get her father on board with her idea during their morning meal.

Carinae, Piton… je suis pas géo(océano-?)graphe, mais ça a l'air purement fictif, n'est-ce pas ?

En haut de cette page, vous verrez, pour ceux qui veulent, les soeurs d'Ariel version 2023 illustrées.
En termes d'inclusif et représentation je pense qu'on est bon là.
https://dvdizzy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32365&sid=6acbd6d9c40315946594c8cf9524e04d&start=2540

Personne n'a le lien du leaked trailer ?

Ça se concrétise pour les looks de Ariel et Ursula :

Spoiler:

Hello ça fais longtemps  que j'ai pu commenté et oui je fais des efforts  en écrivant ce film j'ai hâte.

Onil1992mickey a écrit:

Ça se concrétise pour les looks de Ariel et Ursula :

Spoiler:

Franchement si c'est bien Mélissa  j'adore j'ai hâte que la promotion du film continue et j'ai vu même si c'est pas ici j'ai adorer Le Retour de Mary poppins, Aladdin et malefique le pouvoir du mal et j'ai hâte la Petite sirène  et Blanche neige

Ursula est une grosse déception, elle n'a plus rien d'une sorcière et je suppose qu'ils vont aussi enlever son côté un peu vulgos. "Ah, on ne va pas stigmatiser les obèses en les faisant passer pour des méchants vulgaires". En plus elle était bleue et elle passe en blanc. Eh les "mecsslashpointpointfilles", un film, c'est aussi basé sur de la caricature, si on nivèle tout, ça n'a plus d'intérêt. En plus si Disney veut vraiment faire de l'inclusion, j'attends une princesse grosse et laide plutôt que toujours belle et mince mais houlala non, sinon "les fifilles ne vont pas acheter nos produits dérivés et c'est bien là notre seul but de compagnie internationale du bonheur."

Onil1992mickey a écrit:

Flounder69 a écrit:

Attention avec les leaks, surtout si vous les partagez sur vos réseaux sociaux, car Mattel a la réputation d'être très ferme avec cela, et n'hésite pas à faire supprimer les images ou même fermer les comptes.

Avec l'arrivée d'évènements comme les Golden Globes et le Super Bowl, on peut espérer voir arriver des bande-annonce/spots TV très prochainement, ainsi que des premiers visuels par Entertainment Weekly et Empire Magazine. J'ai vraiment hâte de voir ce que ça va donner !

Oui bien sûr, je suis très vigilant je ne partage rien ailleurs qu’ici

Oui. mattel j'adore cette marque
Ou as tu vu la bande annonce version leakée celle qui a fuitée serais intéresser mais ou des photo genre 15 de la bande annonce en MESSAGE PRIVÉ POUR PAS SPOILER les autres

Onil1992mickey a écrit:

Le trailer a fuité sur le net en très mauvaise qualité, mais il a l’air incroyable ! Je ne vais pas spoiler pour ceux qui veulent attendre, mais ça va être du grand cinéma.

Ou as tu vu ce trailer qui a fuité je serais intéressé si il est disponible envoie un message privée ou des photos captures sinon j'attendrai

florian1412 a écrit:

Onil1992mickey a écrit:

Le trailer a fuité sur le net en très mauvaise qualité, mais il a l’air incroyable ! Je ne vais pas spoiler pour ceux qui veulent attendre, mais ça va être du grand cinéma.

Ou as tu vu ce trailer qui a fuité je serais intéressé si il est disponible envoie un message privée ou des photos captures sinon j'attendrai

Sur Twitter mais depuis il a été banni… je ne l’ai pas enregistré malheureusement car la qualité était médiocre.

Onil1992mickey a écrit:

florian1412 a écrit:

Onil1992mickey a écrit:

Le trailer a fuité sur le net en très mauvaise qualité, mais il a l’air incroyable ! Je ne vais pas spoiler pour ceux qui veulent attendre, mais ça va être du grand cinéma.

Ou as tu vu ce trailer qui a fuité je serais intéressé si il est disponible envoie un message privée ou des photos captures sinon j'attendrai

Sur Twitter mais depuis il a été banni… je ne l’ai pas enregistré malheureusement car la qualité était médiocre.

dommage moi qui est sur Twitter chaque semaine