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** [[The Other Wiki]] has a [[wikipedia:List of Disney references in Enchanted|rather extensive list]].
** At the climax of the story, a giant creature climbs up a high New York building, holding a [[Dude in Distress]] in its paws and [[Disney Death|drops to its death]]. [[King Kong|Sounds familiar?]]
* [[Throw It In]]: The novelization of the film provides some insight as to which lines were ad libbed. It follows pretty much the entire script of the movie and even some of the deleted scenes, so the comic material not included was most likely ad libbed. This includes a couple of the more risque lines, such as Nancy's comment about Robert and Giselle having some "grown-up girl bonding time" and Morgan's comment that "Boys are only after one thing", but nobody will tell her what it is. Morgan's "Kick what?" response to Nancy's line "Hey, girl, you ready to kick it?" isn't in the novel, nor is Edward's "I don't know what melodramatic means." And then there's this amusing exchange between Robert and Morgan when they're trying to shoo away the vermin from Giselle's "Happy Working Song":
{{quote|'''Morgan:''' ''(holding up two rats)'' What do I do with them?
'''Robert:''' Get them outside! Get rid of them! Get rid of them!
'''Morgan:''' Put them back?
'''Robert:''' Put them outside! Don't put them ''back!'' }}
* [[What Could Have Been]]: In the first draft of the script (as mentioned on the [[Enchanted/Radar|Radar]] page), once Giselle enters the real world, she gets mistaken for a stripper. It was not intended for Disney and certainly not intended for kids.
** ''Enchanted'' was originally intended as an R-rated ''parody'' of the [[Disney Princess]]es. It isn't known for certain if this was planned as [[Animation Age Ghetto|an animated film]] or a live-action film, but the result of either [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?|wouldn't have been pretty for certain people]].
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