- The book " Le Petit Prince " is a token of affection given by director Mark Osborne from his wifein a long-distance relationship when he started his animation production studies at university in the 1990s ;
- The director set the protagonist of this animated film as a little girl because of his own little daughter and other factors ;
- Both the director and his wife grew up in a single-parent family. These experiences influenced the role of the father of the little girl who was absent from beginning to end in the film to a certain extent ;
- In the movie, the fox looks similar to its English voice actor James Franco, but the creators did not deliberately do it;
- Rayleigh Osborne, who voiced Le Petit Prince in the film, is the director's son;
- During the dubbing process of the English version, all the main creators went to dubbing separately and never got together ;
- Many details in the film are influenced by classic French films, and there are some tribute elements that can only be discovered by fans. For example, the little girl’s house refers to the design of the house in Jacques Tati’s " My Uncle ", while the world of adults is more influenced by " Play Time ". Big; there is a little girl's play that pays tribute to François Truffaut 's " Four Hundred Strikes " .
- Hans Zimmer, who scored the film, worked with director Osborne in the 2008 film "Kung Fu Panda" .
The Little Prince behind the scenes gags
2022-01-03 08:02
Extended Reading
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Evelyn 2022-03-30 09:01:05
This is not my little prince. Those words that I had read over and over again were read out without emotion. Even I think the original intention of the movie is completely distorted. If you are so entangled and forget it when you grow up, it is better to shoot Peter Pan.
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Daniela 2022-01-03 08:02:00
Mandarin dubbing broke the whole pot of porridge. Especially the little prince who ruined me. ?
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The Businessman: [after using one of the stars as example for powering his planet] There, you see? The inessential has become perfectly essential.
[to the Little Girl, angry]
The Businessman: How it should be for all things.
[ordering The Conceited Man and pointing to the classroom]
The Businessman: Take her back to the classroom. Make sure no one interferes.
[the Conceited Man grabs The Little Girl's arm as he was about to get her to the classroom, as the latter was trying to break free of The Conceited Man's grip]
The Little Girl: No! Let me go, I can't...
The Conceited Man: [to the Little Girl] Stop!
The Little Girl: Don't let them do this to me!
The Conceited Man: [to the Little Girl] I said stop!
Mr. Prince: [to the Businessman] ... Wait.
The Businessman: [to Mr. Prince] Wait? I've given you 371 jobs, and you have been fired from 370 of them. I think it's time you go back to work, my little failure.
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[first lines]
The Aviator: [narrating] Once, when I was six years old, I read a book about the primeval forest. The book said, "Boa constrictors swallow their prey whole, without chewing it."
[makes ravaging and shallowing sounds]
The Aviator: I pondered this deeply. And then, I did my first drawing. I showed my masterpiece to grown-ups and asked if the drawing frightened them.
Grown-up: Frightened? Why should anyone be frightened of a hat?
The Aviator: Grown-ups. They never understand anything by themselves.