This Friday, November 18, the film Once Upon a Time 2 arrives on Disney+. The opportunity to find Patrick Dempsey in the role of Robert. And, this time, the actor pulled out all the stops.
It’s official ! After fifteen years of waiting, fans ofOnce upon a time finally find the intoxicating world of their favorite fairy tale. Available on Disney+ from November 18, once upon a time 2 looks at the thrilling new adventures of Giselle. “Giselle, fifteen years later, moves with her family to a new town. The more time passes, the more she feels her life has lost its magic. She therefore casts a spell to transform her daily life into a fairy tale.“revealed from the synopsis written by Allociné, before adding: “However, her actions may well backfire and endanger those she loves.“
As in the first opus, the beautiful redhead, played by Amy Adams, is accompanied by her prince charming, Robert Philip, performed by the excellent Patrick Dempsey. And, for his comeback as a lawyer, the 56-year-old actor stepped out of his comfort zone. And for good reason : he agreed to sing in public for the first time in his career. “I just finished filming a series and now I can focus 100% on Disenchanted. I will sing for the first time”he said in an interview with variety. And to continue: “I’ve never sung publicly – for some reason. I hope the fans will be forgiving and embrace my singing. But they prepared good musical numbers for me and the lyrics are really funny. The numbers have very good choreography.”
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Once upon a time 2: a project that struggled to materialize
In any case, Patrick Dempsey seems particularly proud to have been able to return to the cast of the film once upon a time 2. At the same time, it must be said that the project took a long time to see the light of day. “Every year, we said to ourselves: ‘We’re going to do it, this time it’s the right one’, but no one could agree on the script. It’s such an important film for us and the public, so we had to find the right story.”he told varietybefore concluding “This isn’t your typical Disney movie, yet we pay homage to all those Disney movies that came before. And as you can see, we’ve aged a bit, so it’s also a midlife crisis movie.”