Princess the Frog Cast Overview
The Princess and the Frog cast features a predominantly Black ensemble led by Anika Noni Rose as Tiana, Bruno Campos as Prince Naveen, Michael-Leon Wooley as Louis, and Keith David as Dr. Facilier, with Jennifer Cody as Charlotte La Bouff and Peter Bartlett as Lawrence. The film is produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, with music by Randy Newman and direction by Ron Clements and John Musker Forbes cast overview.
The 2009 animated musical fantasy is set in 1920s New Orleans and follows Tiana, an aspiring restaurateur, who is transformed into a frog and embarks on a journey to break the spell. The story adapts elements of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "The Frog Prince" and draws on jazz, Creole culture, and Louisiana history, with production handled by Walt Disney Animation Studios and distribution managed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Business of Film box office data.
Main Princess the Frog Characters and Voice Actors
Tiana and Prince Naveen
Anika Noni Rose voices Tiana, a hardworking waitress determined to open her own restaurant, while Bruno Campos provides the voice of Prince Naveen of Maldonia, who is turned into a frog by the voodoo doctor Dr. Facilier Business of Film box office data.
Supporting Cast
Michael-Leon Wooley voices Louis, a trumpet-playing alligator, Keith David voices Dr. Facilier, Jennifer Cody voices Charlotte La Bouff, and Peter Bartlett voices Lawrence, a valet turned into a frog-double for Naveen Forbes cast overview.
Princess the Frog Production and Reception
Princess and the Frog is the first Disney animated feature to be set in New Orleans and uses a hand-drawn animation style blended with computer-generated imagery, with a runtime of 97 minutes and a PG rating from the MPA SEC EDGAR filings for Disney.
The film earned approximately $270 million worldwide at the box office and received three Academy Award nominations, including Best Animated Feature, Best Original Song for "Almost There," and Best Original Score, reinforcing its status as a key title in Walt Disney Animation Studios' catalog Business of Film box office data.