Disney ditched all that for its 1961 animated film ... reimagined Glenn Close's now legendary Cruella as Anita's boss at the high couture House of de Vil. It comes with an added layer of ...

Previous incarnations of Cruella de Vil—including the 1961 animated film that gave us a song dedicated to her vileness—have paid fealty to the character’s outlandish fiendishness ...

Disney tried to do away with Cruella de Vil as we knew her ... t deserve a movie that stood like mannequin for the movie's beautiful costume design. It's a strange redemption story, which should ...

The world may have been a more wholesome place before Cruella De Vil, but Disney cannot get enough of her. Before “Cruella” — the live-action prequel to the animated feature “One Hundred ...

In the animated film, Cruella de Vil’s villainous qualities were heightened compared to on the page, and it was important to the creators for her to appear like more of a modern-day villain ...

By Sarah Bahr “The thing is, I was born brilliant,” Cruella de Vil ... that the beautiful characters should win,” he said. Unlike the novel’s wealthy, married heiress, or the animated ...

Character names don’t come any better than Cruella de Vil — you know ... The 1961 Disney animated film got a live-action remake in 1996 as “101 Dalmatians,” with Glenn Close sinking ...

Starring Emma Stone, Emma Thompson, Emily Beecham, and Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Disney’s iteration of Cruella De Vil’s prequel ... the same motivations as her animated counterpart,” the ...

Cruella is set to hit ... taking on the role of Cruella de Vil in Disney’s upcoming live-action film Cruella. The villain was first seen in the 1961 animated film 101 Dalmatians and made ...

"Her makeup was like its own character," says Stacey about creating punk-inspired looks for Emma Stone’s portrayal of the iconic Cruella de Vil ... s been really beautiful is that I always ...

Back in 1996, Disney successfully released a live-action reboot of its 1961 animated classic ... puppy-hating Cruella de Vil. The studio is now going back further in time to tell the origin ...