Once Upon a Time – A Modern Fairy Tale (1949)
"Once Upon a Time – A Modern Fairy Tale, produced in 1949, represents Dollywood’s early period, and the creation of Dutch, English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese versions of the film testifies to the studio’s already international clientele. The use of Technicolor suggests also that this was an important commission for the studio; at the time, many Geesink advertisements were still produced in less-expensive black and white. The Dutch version promotes a popular birch water hair tonic manufactured by Dralle, a German producer of soap, fragrances, and cosmetics with offices across Europe, including the Netherlands." — Leenke Ripmeester
Director: József Misik
Runtime: 4 min
Release Date: January 1, 1949
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Once Upon a Time – A Modern Fairy Tale about?
- "Once Upon a Time – A Modern Fairy Tale, produced in 1949, represents Dollywood’s early period, and the creation of Dutch, English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese versions of the film testifies to the studio’s already international clientele. The use of Technicolor suggests also that this was an important commission for the studio; at the time, many Geesink advertisements were still produced in less-expensive black and white. The Dutch version promotes a popular birch water hair tonic manufactured by Dralle, a German producer of soap, fragrances, and cosmetics with offices across Europe, including the Netherlands." — Leenke Ripmeester
- Who directed Once Upon a Time – A Modern Fairy Tale?
- Once Upon a Time – A Modern Fairy Tale was directed by József Misik.
- How long is Once Upon a Time – A Modern Fairy Tale?
- Once Upon a Time – A Modern Fairy Tale has a runtime of 4m (4 minutes).