The Little Mermaid (2023 film)

The Little Mermaid
Directed by	Rob Marshall
Written by	David Magee (Story & Screenplay) Jane Goldman (Screenplay)
Produced by	Marc Platt Lin-Manuel Miranda Rob Marshall John DeLuca
Starring	Halle Bailey Jonah Hauer-King Daveed Diggs Awkwafina Jacob Tremblay Noma Dumezweni Art Malik Javier Bardem Melissa McCarthy
Cinematography	Dion Beebe
Editing by	Wyatt Smith
Music by	Alan Menken (Score and Songs) Lin-Manuel Miranda (New Lyrics) Howard Ashman (Classic Lyrics)
Production company(s)	Walt Disney Pictures Marc Platt Productions Lucamar Productions 5000 Broadway Productions
Distributed by	Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
Release date(s)	May 26, 2023
Running time	135 minutes
Language	English
External links
Official website
IMDb page

The Little Mermaid is a 2023 American live-action musical film which is distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. It is a remake of the 1989 Disney animated feature film of the same name, and based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen. Lin-Manuel Miranda and Marc Platt produces the film. In addition to supervising the story, Miranda teams up with composer Alan Menken to re-work songs from the original and the two composed new songs for the film. It was released on May 26, 2023.

Synopsis

The Little Mermaid is the beloved story of Ariel, a beautiful and spirited young mermaid with a thirst for adventure. The youngest of King Triton’s daughters and the most defiant, Ariel longs to find out more about the world beyond the sea and, while visiting the surface, falls for the dashing Prince Eric. While mermaids are forbidden to interact with humans, Ariel must follow her heart. She makes a deal with the evil sea witch, Ursula, which gives her a chance to experience life on land but ultimately places her life – and her father’s crown – in jeopardy.

Plot

Ariel is a young mermaid with an insatiable curiosity for human culture and the surface world, despite the fact she has never seen it, as her father Triton, ruler of the ocean kingdom of Atlantica, has forbidden merpeople from visiting the surface world after Ariel's mother was killed by a human. Ariel finds solace in human objects she finds, with support from her friends, Flounder, a sergeant major and Scuttle, the gannet.

After missing the Coral Moon meeting, which she was supposed to attend with her sisters, Ariel is reprimanded by Triton. Later that night, Ariel sees fireworks on the surface and decides to investigate. The fireworks come from a ship belonging to Eric, the prince of an island kingdom in the Mediterranean. Ariel eavesdrops on a conversation between Eric and Prime Minister Grimsby about the former's desire to travel the world and help the people of his kingdom. A storm strikes and the crew head for the lifeboats. Eric is tossed overboard, and Ariel rescues him, bringing him to shore, waking him with her singing voice. As Eric regains consciousness, Ariel flees. After Eric comes to, his adoptive mother Selina forbids him from sailing again.

Ariel's absent-minded behavior is commented on by her sisters, and Triton learns from his advisor, Sebastian, the crab, that Ariel visited the surface and saved a human from drowning. Triton confronts Ariel in her grotto, and when she refuses to stop visiting the surface world, he destroys her collection of treasures. After Triton leaves, two eels with electric powers arrive and show Ariel a vision of the sea witch Ursula, her estranged aunt, who offers her help.

Ariel travels to Ursula's cave, where the sea witch strikes a bargain with her; she will transform Ariel into a human for three days, in which time she must receive true love's kiss from Eric; if she succeeds, she will remain human forever. If she fails, she turns back into a mermaid, and will belong to Ursula. The deal, however, comes with a price; Ariel must sacrifice her abilities to breathe underwater, her tail, and her voice, which Ursula traps inside a nautilus. Ariel accepts the deal, and her tail is transformed into legs. Flounder and Sebastian take Ariel to the surface, where a fisherman saves her, and takes her back to Eric's castle. Eric, who has been searching for the woman who saved him, rushes to meet Ariel when he hears of her arrival. Ariel is excited, but her lack of voice turns the prince away. That evening, Ariel explores the castle, and discovers Eric's collection of items from his travels, and she and the prince pore over the collection.

The next day, Ariel and Eric explore the kingdom; Sebastian has stowed away, and discovers that Ursula has rigged the deal to make Ariel forget she has to kiss Eric. Sebastian, Scuttle and Flounder take it upon themselves to get the pair to kiss; they are almost successful, but Ursula sends her eels to thwart them. Enraged by the close call, Ursula transforms herself into a beautiful young woman called Vanessa, using Ariel's voice to hypnotize Eric.

The next morning, Ariel and her friends discover that Eric will be announcing his engagement to Vanessa. Scuttle discovers Vanessa's true identity and informs Ariel, who rushes to the engagement party, breaking the nautilus shell, restoring her voice and breaking Eric's enchantment. Before the two can kiss, the sun sets, transforming Ariel back into a mermaid, and Ursula reverts to her original self, dragging Ariel back into the sea.

Triton confronts Ursula, but the sea witch informs the king the contract Ariel made is unbreakable. Triton takes Ariel's place, and Ursula's eels disintegrate him. Ursula claims the trident just as Eric arrives to save Ariel; in the skirmish, Ursula accidentally kills her eels. In a fit of rage, she uses the trident to transform herself into a giant sea monster, creating a thunderstorm to threaten Ariel and Eric; a shipwreck is brought to the surface, and Ariel runs Ursula through with its bowsprit. With the sea witch dead, Triton is brought back to life, and he and Ariel recognize the other's sacrifice for them. Eric returns home, where Selina acknowledges his love for Ariel was real.

Triton eventually accepts that although Ariel is home, she will never be happy without Eric. At the request of Sebastian, the king transforms Ariel back into a human permanently, and she reunites with the Eric. The two decide to travel the world together, with the support of their respective families and the people of the human and mer-world.

Cast

• Halle Bailey as Ariel
• Jonah Hauer-King as Prince Eric
• Jacob Tremblay as Flounder
• Daveed Diggs as Sebastian
• Awkwafina as Scuttle
• Javier Bardem as King Triton
• Melissa McCarthy as Ursula
  • Jessica Alexander as Vanessa (Ursula)
• Art Malik as Grimsby
• Noma Dumezweni as Queen Selina
• Karolina Conchet as Mala
• Kajsa Mohammar as Karina
• Simone Ashley as Indira
• Lorena Andrea as Perla
• Sienna King as Tamika
• Nathalie Sorrell as Caspia
• Jodi Benson as Market Vendor

Music

Main article: The Little Mermaid (2023 soundtrack)

In May 2016, Disney announced that a live-action remake of The Little Mermaid was in development, with Menken and Miranda attached to write new songs for the film. Menken stated that he and Miranda would "expand on the material that's there" and "create something that feels like it was part of the whole fabric of what we did originally". In July 2019, Menken confirmed that he had completed recording the score and songs for the film with Miranda. He said that the music was "very faithful" to the original film, but also "expanded and reimagined". He added that Miranda was "a joy to work with" and "a great collaborator".

Reception

On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 66% of 226 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 6.3/10. The website's consensus reads: "With Halle Bailey making a major splash in the title role, Disney's live-action Little Mermaid ranks among the studio's most enjoyable reimaginings." Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the film a score of 59 out of 100, based on 48 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".

Differences from the 1989 film

• Ariel has vibrant red hair and fair white skin in the 1989 film, while she has more natural red hair that is in locks and black skin in this film.
• Ursula is King Triton’s sister, making her Ariel's paternal aunt.
  • The plotline of King Triton and Ursula being siblings is a deleted concept from the animated film. It was first used in the musical adaptation.
• Scuttle is a female northern gannet (a type of diving bird), instead of a male seagull. Scuttle is also able to breathe underwater.
• Queen Selina is a new character, who appears in the remake and is Eric's adoptive mother.
• Chef Louis is not featured in the remake.
• The Seahorse Herald is also absent.
• Snarfblatt references are not used in the remake due to Disney enforcing a ban on smoking and drugs in 2007.
• Flounder is a teenage yellow and blue fish instead of a young male sergeant major.
• In the original, Ariel’s age is stated that she’s 16-years-old. In this film, Ariel’s age isn’t stated but she is still a teenager, as confirmed by Sebastian.
• In the original, Eric is 18-years-old. In this film, he is 21-years-old.
• Three new songs are introduced in the remake.
  • "For the First Time" by Ariel.
  • "Wild Uncharted Waters" by Prince Eric.
  • "The Scuttlebutt" by Scuttle and Sebastian.
  • Additionally, another song called "Impossible Child" was written for the film, but it did not make the final cut.
  • The song "Daughters of Triton" from the animated film is not featured in the remake.
  • Furthermore, the song "Les Poissons" from the animated film also is not featured in the remake.
  • There are no songs from the musical adaptation of the film in the remake, not even the deleted song "Silence is Golden", which was cut from the original film.
• Ariel's sisters have different names in this film; Mala, Karina, Indira, Caspia, Perla, and Tamika.
  • Instead of their names all starting and ending with A, all of their names just end with A, with the exception of Ariel.
  • In the original film, the sisters all live in Triton's kingdom. In the remake, all the princesses aside from Ariel live in separate kingdoms but they all get together during the "Coral Moon".
• Ursula has 8 tentacles, similar to common cephalopods, rather than six.
• King Triton wears body armor in the remake, rather than having his bare chest being shown completely.
• The song "Fathoms Below" plays during Eric's birthday rather than being sung at the beginning of the film.
• The beginning of the film includes a quote said by Hans Christian Andersen (author of the original Little Mermaid) which reads, "But a mermaid has no tears, and therefore she suffers so much more." There is no scene with a quote by said author in the original film.
• During the chase scene at the sunken ship, Flounder gets stuck on the sea floor, being unable to move while Glut continues chasing Ariel who drops a barrel on him, unlike in the original film.
  • In that same scene, Glut crashes into a mirror where he gets trapped instead of being trapped into an anchor. Additionally, the part where Flounder taunts him is omitted.
• During the first reprise of "Part of Your World", a group of guards from Prince Eric's castle rushes towards the beach to find Eric to make sure he is safe, and Ariel retreats from the guards. This did not occur in the original film, where only Grimsby and Max find Eric.
• A lot of changes during the "Under the Sea" sequence:
  • Unlike in the original film, Flounder does not appear during the sequence.
  • During the first verse, Sebastian leaps onto a rock to reveal a school of fish for them to swim around Ariel. In the original film, there was a school of fish swimming around Ariel from a distance.
  • A group of seahorses swims around Ariel during the first verse in this film. In the original film, seahorses do not appear until during the second verse where they swim around her.
  • During the second verse, Ariel swims with a pod of dolphins, rides on an octopus across the reef, and later dismounts out of it when she arrives at the forest of pink jellyfish. She later encounters sea turtles crawling on the sand, followed by manatees, brittle stars, and a pufferfish inflating itself. In the original film, the scenes from said verse include Sebastian encountering a lobster playing with clams he uses as steel drums, a dolphin swimming by, a large fish placed on a flat coral during the verse about fish feeling uncomfortable on land, followed by seahorses swimming around Ariel, Sebastian placing fishing hooks inside a clam's mouth which suddenly spits out the hooks, and various other creatures singing and playing musical instruments.
  • During the instrumental part, various sea creatures (such as sea lilies, flying gurnards, limpets, Spanish dancers, mimic octopi, ribbon eels, and more kinds of jellyfish) take part in dancing with Ariel and later during the final verse, unlike in the original film where Ariel escapes with the help from Flounder.
  • The sea creatures do not use instruments during the musical number in this film, unlike in the original film.
• When Triton destroys the statue of Eric in Ariel's grotto and then Ariel cries over the destruction his father did and during the part where Ariel cries, she is seen holding one of the hands from the destroyed statue of Eric, unlike in the original film where she holds the face of the destroyed statue.
• When Ariel becomes human for the first time, Sebastian and Flounder get her aboard a fisherman's boat, and the fisherman gets her dressed and taken to the castle. In the original movie, Ariel is taken to the beach and dressed in a sail by Scuttle before being found by Eric and Max, and taken back to the castle by Eric personally.
  • Also during this scene, Ariel's private parts aren't shown, just her bare legs.
• The songs "Kiss the Girl" and "Poor Unfortunate Souls" have their lyrics modified in the remake to include consent and female empowerment.
• Ariel initially turns down Ursula's deal stating that it wasn't right in the remake while Ariel is only concerned about how is she able to communicate without her voice in the original.
• In the original, Ariel signs the contract by writing her signature on glowing paper. In the remake, one of her mermaid scales were removed as a part of making a deal with Ursula and one of Ariel's scales were still missing (as evidence of her bleeding tail wound) when transforming back.
• Unlike the original animated film, Sebastian's arms and claws are not the same size, with his right arm being large and the left being smaller.
• In the song of "Poor Unfortunate Souls", Ursula's iconic dialogue "You have your looks!, Your pretty Face!, and don't underestimate the importance of body language!" was cut in the remake.
• Ariel doesn't wear her signature pink gown in this film.
• Vanessa doesn't wear her signature wedding gown in this film.
• Scuttle discovers Ursula disguised as Vanessa in her bedroom. In the original movie, Scuttle discovers Ursula's disguise as Vanessa on the ship during the wedding ceremony.
• Ariel and Vanessa catfight in this film.
• Ariel was the one who grabbed and broke Ursula's seashell necklace instead of Scuttle.
• In original animated film, Max the Dog bites Vanessa's bottom, However Max doesn't bite Vanessa at all in remake.
• Unlike the original animated film, Flotsam and Jetsam do not have any dialogue.
• Ariel kills Ursula instead of Eric.
• Ursula kills King Triton in the film instead of turning him into a polyp, although he is brought back to life after her death.
• Ursula kills those who made a deal with her.
• In this film, the merpeople that were turned into polyps in Ursula's Garden are depicted each having one eye, unlike in the original film where they are depicted having two eyes.
  • Additionally, a skeleton of a mermaid/merman appears during the part where Ariel follows Flotsam and Jetsam into Ursula's lair, which does not appear in the original film.
• Triton hates humans due to one killing the Queen which was used in the prequel.
  • Also, in the original film, it's ambiguous as to what Ariel's sisters think of humans; in this film, they share Triton's prejudiced attitudes towards the human race.
• In the finale, Ariel doesn't wear a wedding veil while marrying Prince Eric.
  • In that same scene, an instrumental version of "Part of Your World" plays instead of being sung by an offscreen choir.
• Sebastian is not a composer and songwriter, he is Triton's majordomo.

Videos

The Little Mermaid - Official Teaser Trailer

The Little Mermaid - Wish

The Little Mermaid - Official Trailer

The Little Mermaid - Trailer Reaction

The Little Mermaid - A World Reimagined

The Little Mermaid - Choices

The Little Mermaid - Part Of Your World

The Little Mermaid - The Cast Goes Under The Sea

The Little Mermaid - Under The Sea

The Little Mermaid - Halle's Ariel

Halle Bailey - Performs “Part of Your World” at Disneyland

The Little Mermaid - Unfortunate

The Little Mermaid - Poor Unfortunate Souls

The Music of The Little Mermaid

The Little Mermaid - You Listen to Me Bird

Trivia

• The film was originally supposed to be released in 2020, but was delayed twice due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
• This film’s running time is far much longer than the original 1989 animated film.
• This is the second Disney live-action remake to be released in 2023, after Peter Pan & Wendy,
  • Coincidentally, both films have mermaids and ships in it.
• This is the fourth collaboration between Rob Marshall and Disney after Marshall previously directed Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Into the Woods, and Mary Poppins Returns.
• This is the sixth Disney Princess remake, after Maleficent, Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Mulan.
  • This is also the fifth movie from the Disney Renaissance to be remade.
    • This is also the second Disney Princess remake to be released in the 2020s, after Mulan in 2020.
• This is Melissa McCarthy's first role for a Disney film since she played the Sky King waitress in The Kid.
• This is the third Disney film that Lin-Manuel Miranda has written songs for after Moana and Encanto.
  • This is the second Disney Princess film that Lin-Manuel Miranda has written songs for.
  • He also co-starred in Mary Poppins Returns, which also makes this his second collaboration with Rob Marshall on a Disney film.
• Due to Pinocchio and Peter Pan & Wendy being switched to Disney+ releases, this is the first exclusive theatrically-released remake of a Disney Animated Canon movie since Cruella.
  • It's the first theatrically-released live-action Disney Princess film since Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.
• This is the first The Little Mermaid movie to be produced in the 2.35:1 aspect ratio. The other two were produced in 1.85:1.
• This is the first ever Disney theatrical live-action remake to use the new 2022 on-screen logo, as Peter Pan & Wendy is a Disney+ Original.
• Due to Artemis Fowl being switched to a Disney+ exclusive release (following the COVID-19 pandemic), this is the first exclusive theatrically-released Disney live-action film to receive a PG rating from the MPAA since Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.
  • It's the second theatrically-released live-action Disney Princess film to be rated PG.
• Jodi Benson (Ariel's original voice actor) has a cameo in the tour of kingdom scene as a market vendor.
• This is Awkwafina's second voice role for a Disney film after voicing Sisu in Raya and the Last Dragon.
  • It is also her second role for a Disney Princess film.

See Also

• The Little Mermaid (franchise)

External links

• The Little Mermaid (2023 film) on Wikipedia

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Media Films: The Little Mermaid (video/soundtrack) • The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea (video) • The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning (video) • The Little Mermaid (2023 film) Television: The Little Mermaid (videography) • A Poem Is... • The Wonderful World of Disney: The Little Mermaid Live! Video games: NES game • Sega Genesis Game • Ariel's Story Studio • Kingdom Hearts • Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories • Kingdom Hearts II • The Little Mermaid 2: Pinball Frenzy • Disney's The Little Mermaid: Magic in Two Kingdoms • Disney Emoji Blitz • Disney Heroes: Battle Mode Books: Poor Unfortunate Soul: A Tale of the Sea Witch • Official Comic Adaptation • Disney Comics • The Little Mermaid's Treasure Chest • Disney Princess Beginnings • Marvel Comics Music: The Legacy Collection • Sebastian from The Little Mermaid • Sebastian: Party Gras! • The Little Mermaid: Songs from the Sea • The Little Mermaid: Splash Hits Cancelled projects: Little Mermaid's Island Disney Parks Mermaid Lagoon • Disney's Art of Animation Resort • Ariel's Grotto • Blowfish Balloon Race • Disney Animation Building • Fairy Tale Forest • Flounder's Flying Fish Coaster • It's a Small World • Jumpin' Jellyfish • King Triton's Carousel of the Sea • Mermaid Lagoon Theater • Ariel's Playground • Mickey's PhilharMagic • Princess Pavilion • Scuttle's Scooters • Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom • Storybook Land Canal Boats • The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure • The Whirlpool • Voyage to the Crystal Grotto Entertainment: Animagique • Believe! Sea of Dreams • Castle of Magical Dreams • Disney Dreams: An Enchanted Classic • Disney KiteTails • Disney's Wishes • Fantasmic! • Feel the Magic • Golden Fairytale Fanfare • King Triton's Concert • Mickey's Magical Celebration • Mickey's Magical Music World • Mickey and the Magical Map • Mickey and the Wondrous Book • The Golden Mickeys • The Starlit Princess Waltz • Villains Tonight! • Voyage of The Little Mermaid Restaurants: Ariel's Grotto Parades: Celebrate A Dream Come True Parade • Disney's Fantillusion • Disney's Magical Moments Parade • Disney Carnivale Parade • Disney on Parade • Disney Stars on Parade • Festival of Fantasy Parade • Mickey's New Year's Eve Parade • Move It! Shake It! Dance and Play It! Street Party • Mickey's Soundsational Parade • Paint The Night Parade • SpectroMagic • The Wonderful World of Disney Parade • Walt Disney's Parade of Dreams Fireworks: Believe... There's Magic in the Stars • Believe! Sea of Dreams • Celebrate the Magic • Disney Dreams! • Disney Enchantment • Disney in the Stars • Disneyland Forever • Fantasy in the Sky • Happily Ever After • Ignite the Dream: A Nighttime Spectacular of Magic and Light • Magic, Music and Mayhem • The Magic, the Memories and You • Momentous • Once Upon a Time • Remember... Dreams Come True • Wonderful World of Animation • World of Color • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration Spring: Disney Color-Fest: A Street Party! • Disney Pirate or Princess: Make Your Choice Summer: Stitch's Summer Dance Bash • Summer Blast Halloween: Are You Brave Enough? • Disney's Not So Spooky Spectacular • Frightfully Fun Parade • Happy Hallowishes • Let's Get Wicked • Re-Villains! Halloween Parade • The Villains World • Villains Night Out! Chapter 2 Christmas: Royal Christmas Wishes Characters Original: Ariel • Flounder • Sebastian • Scuttle • Prince Eric • King Triton • Ursula • Flotsam and Jetsam • King Triton's Daughters • Max • Grimsby • Carlotta • Chef Louis • Ursula's Garden • Glut • The Seahorse Herald • Harold • Merpeople Sequel: Melody • Tip and Dash • Alex • Morgana • Cloak and Dagger • Undertow • Hammerhead Shark • Flounder's Guppies • Baby Penguin • Ursula and Morgana's Mother Prequel: Queen Athena • Marina Del Rey • Benjamin • The Catfish Club Band • Stevie • Electric Eels Little Mermaid's Island: Sandy • Scales TV Series: Urchin • Gabriella • Ollie • Dudley • Pearl • Pearl's Mother • Manta • Little Evil • Daniel • Moray • Simon • Lobster Mobster and Da Shrimp • The Sorceress • Glowfish • Ebb and Flo • Empreror Sharga • and the Sharkanians • Octopid • Brain Sponge • Zeus • Spot the Killer Whale • Crab Scouts • Hans Christian Andersen • Lucky • Thor • Augustus • Stormy the Giant Seahorse • The Magical Wishing Starfish • Howling Hairfish • Apollo • Archimedes • Seaclops • Neptune Comic Book: Indigo • Marlin the Magician • Jenny Remake: Perla • Karina Episodes Season One: "Whale of a Tale" • "The Great Sebastian" • "Stormy" • "Urchin" • "Double Bubble" • "Message in a Bottle" • "Charmed" • "Marriage of Inconvenience" • "The Evil Manta" • "Thingamajigger" • "Red" • "Beached" • "Trident True" • "Eel-Ectric City" Season Two: "Resigned to It" • "Calliope Dreams" • "Save the Whale" • "Against the Tide" • "Giggles" • "Wish Upon a Starfish" • "Tail of Two Crabs" • "Metal Fish" • "T'ank You For Dat, Ariel" Season Three: "Scuttle" • "King Crab" • "Island of Fear" • "Land of the Dinosaurs" • "Heroes" • "The Beast Within" • "Ariel's Treasures" • "A Little Evil" Objects Prince Eric's Statue • Trident • Ursula's Cauldron • Ursula's Necklace • Melody's locket • Queen Athena's music box • Dinglehopper • Royal Ship • The Wedding Ship Locations Atlantica • Ariel's Secret Grotto • Ursula's Lair • Prince Eric's Castle • Morgana's Ice Cave Songs Films: Fathoms Below • Daughters of King Triton • Part of Your World • Under the Sea • Poor Unfortunate Souls • Les Poissons • Kiss the Girl • Down to the Sea • For a Moment • Tip and Dash • Here on the Land and Sea • Endless Sky • Just One Mistake • Jump in the Line (Shake, Senora) • I Remember • Man Smart (Woman Smarter) • I Will Sing TV Series: Just a Little Love • You Got to be You • The Edge of the Edge of the Sea • The Lobster Mobster's Mob • The Beddy Bye Blues • Sing a New Song • In Harmony • This is the Life • Never Give Up • You Wouldn't Want to Mess with Me • The Sound of Laughter • Daring to Dance • Just Give Me a Chance • Evil Lullaby Musical: She's in Love • Human Stuff • Positoovity • I Want the Good Times Back • Storm at Sea • Daddy's Little Angel • Her Voice • The World Above • The Contest • If Only • Beyond My Wildest Dreams • Sweet Child • One Step Closer • All Good Things Must End Songs from the Sea: The Sea Kingdom • What's It Like to Be a Mermaid? • The Scuttle Strut • There's Only One Ariel • He's a Friend • At the Mermaids' Ball • Party With Me • My Room in the Sea • Dreaming • H2O, What a Feeling! • We Share the Earth • Where Mermaids Dwell Splash Hits: Sea-Floor Strut • Please Don't Wake the Whale • Reef with a View • In My Blue Backyard • Home is Deleted: Silence is Golden • Gonna Get My Wish Other: One Dance • A Mermaid Song See Also Musical • The Disney Afternoon • Disney Sing Along Songs: Under the Sea • The Chipmunks and the Chipettes Join the Disney Family

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