List of Disney References in Enchanted - Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs

Specific references made to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs include:

• Giselle's cottage – similar to the dwarfs' cottage.
• Giselle's animal call – originated from the musical notes Snow White sings into the well.
• The bluebirds are drawn in the same style as those in Snow White.
• Both have a family of quail.
• Giselle holds up two blue diamonds to her eyes – just as Dopey does.
• Prince Edward and Giselle riding off into the sunset at the end of "True Love's Kiss" – a tribute to the ending of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
• Narissa disguises herself as a hag – just as the Queen does.
• Magic Wishing Well – a reference to the wishing well that Snow White sings into during "I'm Wishing".
• "True Love's Kiss", a song sung by Prince Edward and Giselle – similar to "I'm Wishing/One Song" and "Some Day My Prince Will Come".
• Narissa spies on Edward and Giselle - similar to the Magic Mirror.
• Giselle mistakes a little person in New York City for the dwarf Grumpy.
• When Giselle talks about the kinds of place where she could stay the night, she mentions "a house full of dwarfs, I hear they're very hospitable", referring to the house of the seven dwarfs who host Snow White.
• "Happy Working Song" – a homage to "Whistle While You Work".
• Pigeon sweeping table with tail – imitating squirrels sweeping dirt with their tails.
• Flies squeezing out cloth - imitation of birds wringing out a shirt during the clean-up.
• Prince Edward calls the television set "Magic Mirror" – a reference to the Queen's Magic Mirror.
• Narissa's poisoned apples – a reference to the Queen's poisoned apple.
• Churchill, Harline and Smith, the law firm Robert works at – a reference to the songwriters for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Frank Churchill, Leigh Harline and Paul J. Smith.
• The poisoned caramel apple shows the same skull-shaped appearance as the poisoned apple from the movie when it first came out of the potion before it turned red.
• Like Snow White's poisoned apple, the Sleeping Death will wear off with true love's kiss.
• When Giselle takes a bite out of the poisoned apple, she falls on to the ground like Snow White does. Also, the only shot of her hitting the ground is her hand falling and releasing the apple as it touches the floor.
• At the end of "That's How You Know" a little girl beside Giselle is dressed as an ugly witch and on her other side a little boy is dressed as a dwarf.
• The Latin words Narissa says to change form are all synonyms of the word "beauty" – the evil queen is obsessed with beauty.
• Narissa references Giselle as "the one that started it all" - same nickname as Snow White because she was the first Disney princess.