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* [[Actor Allusion]]: The lines "Don't freak out!" and "It's complicated" both appear in the same scene. Both lines appear repeatedly in NBC's ''[[Chuck]]'', which stars Zachary Levi.
* [[Development Hell]]: With a rare [[Happy Ending]].
* [[Genius Bonus]]: [[Word of God]] says the movie is set around 1780; however, Mother Goethel's dress is a Renaissance-era fashion, hinting at just how long she's been alive.
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]:
** [[Mandy Moore]] is Rapunzel. So the princess who has her naturally dark hair turned blonde is being voiced by a natural blonde who often darkens her hair.
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** [[Ron Perlman]] voices the Stabbington Brothers, albeit only the one who talks.
** And [[Brad Garrett]] is Hookhand.
** Richard [[James Bond (Filmfilm)|"Jaws"]] Kiel plays Vlad AKA the guy who collects little unicorns.
** And lest we forget that the fabulous Mother Gothel is Donna Murphy, aka [[Spider -Man|Rosie Octavius]].
*** That means that Murphy has now played two characters who were {{spoiler|done in by a shard of glass.}}
*** She's also already familiar with [[Star Trek: Insurrection|eternal youth]] that hinges on using something over and over.
** The ugly thug is voiced by [[Arrested Development (TV series)|Jeffrey Tambor]].
** On the DVD and Blu-Ray, Mark Elliot provides descriptive audio service for blind viewers. Mark Elliot also worked as an announcer for numerous trailers of Disney-owned movies and videos since the mid-80s.
* [[Ink Suit Actor]]: Vladimir (the ceramic unicorn collecting thug) was designed to look like Richard Kiel.
* [[Promoted Fanboy]]: [[Mandy Moore]] and Zachary Levi both grew up on the early 90s Disney Renaissance films. Both have stated that getting to star in a Disney animated film is a dream come true. Being in a Disney movie has also been on [[Ron Perlman]]'s to-do list ever since he first got into voice acting.
** In a twofer, Levi said that part of the reason he wanted to do it is so he could be in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (Videovideo Gamegame)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' someday.
* [[Shout-Out]]: So many, they have [[Tangled (Disney)/Shout Out|their own page]].
* [[Throw It In]]: According to an interview with Zachary Levi, the bit where Flynn asks Rapunzel if he'll get superhuman strength in his hand after she healed it was ad libbed.
* [[What Could Have Been]]:
** The main villainess could have been played by [[Avatar: The Last Airbender (Animation)|Azula]] and Rapunzel could have been [[Wicked (Theatretheatre)|Glinda]]. No, really.
** An early pitch entitled "Rapunzel Unbraided" was about two modern teenagers suddenly and magically replacing Rapunzel and her prince, with Rapunzel turning into a squirrel.
** Flynn was originally intended to be a [[Rebel Prince|wayward prince]] hanging out with a group of bandits. Later on he was a sort of "bandit prince" and leader of a group of rogues (the rogues themselves eventually became the Snuggly Duckling thugs).
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** One of the first clips/test animations shown to audiences suggests the involvement of fairies.
** In early versions of the story, Maximus was a bloodhound. The makers of the movie apparently kept [[All Animals Are Dogs|the dog-like traits]] [[Rule of Funny|because it was funny]].
* [[Working Title]]: In a rare case, the working title was actually the name of the story the film is based on: ''[[Rapunzel (Literature)|Rapunzel]]''. Then it was changed to ''Rapunzel Unbraided'', probably on the day they decided to make it more of a ''[[Shrek]]''-style comedy. That idea was scrapped, so it became ''Rapunzel'' again. Then they changed it to ''Tangled'' presumably to make it more marketable as a Shrek-styled comedy. Although some parts of the world still called it ''Rapunzel''.
 
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