Prince Charming

In a whimsical blend of fairy‑tale royalty and bustling modernity, a centuries‑old curse transforms the dashing Prince John of Anwyn and his loyal squire Rodney into frogs, destined to remain that way until a maiden both kisses them and pledges to marry them by the next full moon. The curse, born from a royal indiscretion, ties their fate to the timeless idea that true love can break even the most stubborn magic, setting the stage for a comedy that straddles mythic tradition and contemporary absurdity.

The story unfolds across two vastly different worlds. On one side lies the regal, war‑torn realm of medieval Anwyn, where chivalry and arranged marriages are matters of state. On the other, the frenetic streets and green oases of modern Manhattan serve as an unlikely backdrop for amphibian royalty, their royal garb oddly juxtaposed against park benches and horse‑drawn carriages. This clash of epochs fuels a tone that is both playful and reflective, inviting viewers to wonder how ancient vows translate into the fast‑paced rhythm of today’s city life.

At the heart of the tale are the unlikely companions navigating their new reality. Prince John clings to his heroic identity, still eager to rescue and win hearts, while Rodney provides steadfast, often sardonic support. Their quest draws in Kate, a city resident whose unexpected encounter with the frog‑prince hints at a connection that feels both familiar and mysterious. Meanwhile, an aging actress named Margo briefly steps into their lives, offering a kiss that sparks a fleeting glimpse of redemption, only to leave the quest unfinished as the moon looms overhead.

Together, these characters sketch a story of love‑bound adventure that balances slapstick mishaps with the yearning for a genuine bond. The film promises a light‑hearted, visually rich journey where centuries‑old expectations meet the spontaneity of modern romance, all under the watchful eye of a curse that may finally be broken by a kiss worthy of legend.

Last Updated: October 23, 2025 at 16:21