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'Enchanted' Sequel Moves Forward, Will Be Called 'Disenchanted'
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The sequel to 'Enchanted', which was previously called 'Enchanted 2', is moving forward and will be called 'Disenchanted'.

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It has been years since the sequel to 2007's hit "Enchanted" was announced, but the movie seemingly had no significant development. Now, those who are eager to watch Amy Adams's princess Giselle in modern-day Manhattan must be pleased as Collider brings words that the "Enchanted" sequel has picked up at the Mouse House and will be called "Disenchanted".

"Echanted" director Anne Fletcher ("The Proposal") will return to director's chair and the studio is currently in the process of developing the script with the hopes that it will be in greenlight-ready shape very soon. Details are scarce and it is still unkown whether the original cast members will reprise their respective roles. Adams hinted previously that she had been enthusiastic about reprising her lead role. Besides Adams, James Marsden, Patrick Dempsey and Susan Sarandon were in the cast of the first film.

"Enchanted 2" was first planned in 2010 with Jessie Nelson to write the screenplay. In 2014, Disney brought in J. David Stem and David N. Weiss to pen a need script and kept Fletcher attached to helm it.

"Enchanted" has grossed $340 million at worldwide box office. The movie received three Best Original Song nominations at the 80th Academy Awards for Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz's "Happy Working Song", "So Close" and "That's How You Know".

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