The Princess and the Pea

Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child | Season 1 | Episode 13

The Princess and the Pea

TV-Y | 26 MIN

Margaret Cho is the voice of the queen who can't find a princess good enough for her son in this Korean version of the classic tale.

Jack and the Beanstalk

1.Jack and the Beanstalk

Jack is Black, and the giant can rap in this enjoyable animated retelling of the classic tale.

Little Red Riding Hood

2.Little Red Riding Hood

B.D. Wong and Vu Mai are the voices of the Wolf and Red Riding Hood in this Chinese take on the tale.

Hansel & Gretel

3.Hansel & Gretel

Rosie Perez, Cheech Marin and Liz Torres head the cast of voices in this Latino version of the famous Grimm brothers tale.

Rumpelstiltskin

4.Rumpelstiltskin

A Caribbean-style version of the famous tale about a strange little man who can spin straw into gold..

The Frog Prince

5.The Frog Prince

Sinbad is the voice of the lonely, enchanted frog who longs for the love of a princess.

Sleeping Beauty

6.Sleeping Beauty

Ricardo Montalban and Lucie Arnaz are the King and Queen in this Latino version of the tale.

Rapunzel

7.Rapunzel

Whoopi Goldberg really lets her hair down as Zenobia, the Hoodoo Diva, who keeps Rapunzel locked in a tower in the bayou.

The Valiant Little Tailor

8.The Valiant Little Tailor

David Alan Grier is the voice of the giant-vanquishing tailor in this African version of the tale.

Cinderella

9.Cinderella

Daphne Zuniga dances to a mariachi beat at the prince's ball in this Latino retelling of the famous story.

Beauty and the Beast

10.Beauty and the Beast

The Beast is an enchanted African prince with the voice of Gregory Hines in this version of the tale with Debbie Allen and Paul Winfield.

Snow White

12.Snow White

The American Southwest is the setting for this Native American telling of the tale, with the voices of Buffy Sainte-Marie and Graham Greene.

The Princess and the Pea

13.The Princess and the Pea

Margaret Cho is the voice of the queen who can't find a princess good enough for her son in this Korean version of the classic tale.

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