13 Fascinating Facts About Disney's Snow White

. . . At a mere 14 years of age.

Cinderella was the second.

In charge of the princess's design was Grim Natwick, who previously helped develop Betty Boop at the Fleischer Studio. Early sketches of Snow White bore a striking similarity to Betty.

In the 1800s, the brothers Grimm published a collection of European folklore that included Snow White's tale, which had been passed down to them by word of mouth. The story is believed to have been around since the Middle Ages, in fact.

Both Snow White and the character from Robin Hood twirl themselves around in pretty dresses.

A deleted scene titled "Music in Your Soup" features the dwarves (including Grumpy!) eating and enjoying the soup Snow White prepares.

The women of the Ink and Paint department wanted her to achieve a true-to-life rosy skin tone, according to Oh My Disney.

This was so she could better relate to the seven dwarves.

The second being, of course, Aurora from Sleeping Beauty.

Furthermore, she had blond hair in some of the first designs, which are thought to have drawn inspiration from the goddess of Spring in Le Printemps, a beautiful stained glass window by Eugène Grasset.

"Bless the seven little men who have been so kind to me. And, and may my dreams come true. Amen. Oh yes, and please make Grumpy like me."

The tight, deep blue bodice, tall collar, and puffy sleeves with strips of red cloth suggest fashion of the Tudor period.

In June 1987, Snow White was inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It's rare for a fictional character to get his or her very own star . . . which means Snow White is obviously special. You can visit her star at 6910 Hollywood Blvd.