The Frog Prince

Synopsis

The Frog Prince is a heartwarming family fantasy film released in 1986, starring Aileen Quinn. The story revolves around Princess Zora who is determined to break an evil curse that has turned Prince Nolst into a frog. With the help of her friend Henry, they embark on a magical journey filled with adventure, humor, and unexpected challenges. As they face trials and tribulations in their quest to break the curse, they discover the true power of friendship and courage. Will they be able to change the prince's fate and restore peace to the kingdom? The film delivers a charming tale of love, bravery, and the magic of believing in the impossible.

Cast

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  Aileen Quinn

  Princess Zora

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  Helen Hunt

  Princess Henrietta

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  John Paragon

  Ribbit / Prince of Freedly

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  Clive Revill

  King William

• Seagull Cohen

  Dulcey

• Shmuel Atzmon

  Baron Von Whobble

Reviews

The Frog Prince has garnered mixed reviews since its release, with some critics praising its enchanting storyline and lovable characters, while others found it lacking in depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 5.5/10, stating that 'The Frog Prince delivers a whimsical and family-friendly adventure, but falls short in terms of originality.' IMDb users rated the movie 6.2/10, appreciating its nostalgic feel and delightful performances. Metacritic gave it a score of 55%, noting that while the film may not be groundbreaking, it succeeds in capturing the essence of classic fairy tales. Overall, The Frog Prince is a charming film that appeals to audiences young and old, offering a magical escape into a world of fantasy and wonder.