The Princess and the Pea

Where the search for true nobility leads to a pure heart.

2002 • 88 min • Animation · Fantasy · Family

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Synopsis

"A truly noble heart is sensitive," says the wise old raven, Sebastian, who pokes, prods and analyzes peas seeking the solution that would save the kingdom of Corazion from the revenge of Laird, the king's brother. As Sebastian seeks to solve the mystery, his friend, Prince Rollo, is searching for a truly sensitive heart in the pedigrees of pampered princesses, until a chance encounter with a kind-hearted peasant girl causes Rollo to ponder where true beauty lies. Can Sebastian discover the answer in time to rescue the kingdom from the cruel schemes of Laird? Join in the quest to reveal the heart of true nobility.

Our family guide

Best from age 4

Movie Knight Score

26 reviews

73 Audience · 26 · 100%

A young prince seeks a true princess to save his kingdom from an evil scheme. A wise raven and a kind-hearted peasant girl help him discover where true nobility and beauty truly lie. This animated fairytale offers a sweet take on the classic story.

Violence & peril: 1/10
Language: 0/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking: 0/10
Romance & sensuality: 1/10
Scary moments: 2/10

Heads up

Mild peril in a few scenes
Some characters are a bit self-centered

What it models well

Inner beauty
Kindness wins
Loyalty and courage

Talk about it after

What makes a person truly noble?
Why is being kind more important than appearance?
How can one solve problems creatively?

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