I'm Just A Foul-mouthed Brit.

I Think The Truth Is The Marvel Fiefdom Exists Very Independently Inside The Disney World, Inside The Disney Universe. They're Not Resistant To That Kind Of Thing But They Have Their, You Know There Is A Whole Sort Of Machine Energy And Momentum That Is The Sort Of Creative Drive Behind The Whole Universe That Has A Big Impact On The Individual Films. I'm Glad Those Scenes Got Out There. And We've Got A Few Interesting Deleted Scenes On This.

I'm Just A Foul-mouthed Brit.

Actually I Think 'a Midsummer Night's Dream' Could Sit Very Very Perfectly In The Middle Of A Disney World I Think.

Across All Cinderella Versions It Was Clear That The 21st Century Was Not Very Much In Evidence, Particularly In The Character Of Cinderella So It Seemed, It Felt Actually As Though It Hadn't Been Done For Quite Some Time, Not With The Kind Of Lushness That We Could Do It With, With An Absolute Removal Of The Passivity Of Cinderella And Finding An Amusing Way, A Lighthearted But Significant Way Of Making Her Proactive And Not A Girl Who's Life Is About Waiting For A Bloke.

Everything Is Important, But There Is A Weight To These Big Or Expected Things And Then There Is The Logistics Of Them And It's Trying To Find, While You Worry About For Instance The Ballroom Scene, How Do You Get 500 People To Go To The Loo In Corsets And Don't Cost You An Hour And How Do You Remember While You're Organizing All That To Take A Breath And Say, 'well The Scene Is About All Of That And It's About Prince Hand On The Small Of Cinderella Back As Well' And We Need Time To Do That Properly As Well.