The silk from an ear of corn is fed to a cow in a crucial scene in this film after it's revealed that some hair had already been touched by another character. An animal in this film is resurrected after it's revealed that a replacement animal had been covered with chalk to make it appear white. Two characters in this film tear open their shirt during an intentionally hammy performance of (*) "Agony". A mother in this film played by Christine Baranski chops off parts of her daughters' feet in an unsuccessful attempt to get those feet to fit into
The silk from an ear of corn is fed to a cow in a crucial scene in this film after it's revealed that some hair had already been touched by another character. An animal in this film is resurrected after it's revealed that a replacement animal had been covered with chalk to make it appear white. Two characters in this film tear open their shirt during an intentionally hammy performance of (*) "Agony". A mother in this film played by Christine Baranski chops off parts of her daughters' feet in an unsuccessful attempt to get those feet to fit into a small shoe--shortly thereafter, the daughters' eyes are pecked out. At the climax of this Rob Marshall film, a giantess is felled after a young Jack causes a diversion; in the resolution, the Baker agrees to take in a girl he rescued from a wolf and the Anna Kendrick-played Cinderella. For 10 points, name this awful 2014 movie adaptation of a Stephen Sondheim musical that offers a dark look at fairytales.
The silk from an ear of corn is fed to a cow in a crucial scene in this film after it's revealed that some hair had already been touched by another character.
Into the Woods