FILM · 2015
Strange Magic
14 archived facts 3 topics 1 source Last reviewed Oct 2026
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- #001
Sisters Marianne and Dawn were originally going to have long brown hair, but to save on animation costs this was changed so that Marianne has short hair and Dawn has blonde hair.
- #002
The sisters Marianne and Dawn take their names from two Four Seasons songs of the same names. One of them, "C'mon Marianne," is actually sung in the film.
- #003
George Lucas wrote this film because he wanted to make a fun film and a musical.
- #004
The Fairy King was modeled after George Lucas.
- #005
George Lucas describes the story's main theme as the difference between falling in love and true love: "Love is inside, it's the person you have common ground with. It's the person you share the same values, the same interests with. You share the things that will be enough for you for the rest of your life, but that person's appearance doesn't share that."
- #006
Bog King's design was based on a praying mantis and a cockroach.
- #007
When you see mushrooms whispering, this is quite accurate. Mushrooms share an underground communication network.
- #008
When Marianne teases Dawn about her long list of potential suitors, Evan Rachel Wood made gestures and playful expressions during the recording. They were arranged for the character to do the same.
- #009
This is the third animated film produced by Lucasfilm after Twice Upon a Time (1983) and Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008), and the first animated film distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
- #010
According to Meredith Bull, she saw Peter Stormare chewing a pack of gum because he was recording his voice as Thang.
- #011
At one point Marianne practices using a sword to block incoming fairies while blindfolded, mirroring what Luke Skywalker does with a training remote in Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977). Both films were created by George Lucas.
- #012
Evan Rachel Wood, who stars in this film, had previously appeared in another jukebox musical film, Across the Universe (2007).
- #013
It is the only Lucasfilm film co-produced with Touchstone Pictures.
- #014
It is the last animated film co-produced by Touchstone Pictures before it closed in 2016.
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