Did you know that in THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG (2009)

In the final scene of the movie, Tiana's restaurant features a band called "Firefly Five Plus Lou." This name is a clever reference to the real-life jazz band called "Firehouse Five Plus Two." What's interesting is that two members of this band, Frank Thomas and Ward Kimball, were part of Walt Disney's esteemed group of animators known as the "Nine Old Men."

"The Princess and the Frog" is a heartwarming fairy tale that revolves around Tiana, a hardworking and ambitious young woman living in 1920s New Orleans. Dreaming of opening her own restaurant, Tiana remains dedicated to her goal despite facing financial struggles. One fateful evening, she encounters a prince named Naveen, who has been turned into a frog by an evil sorcerer named Dr. Facilier.

In an attempt to break the curse and return to human form, Naveen convinces Tiana to kiss him, believing that she is a princess. However, the kiss only backfires, and Tiana turns into a frog as well. The two amphibians embark on an adventurous journey through the mystical bayous of Louisiana, accompanied by a lively trumpet-playing alligator named Louis and a firefly named Ray.

Throughout their escapades, Tiana and Naveen learn valuable lessons about love, friendship, and the true meaning of happiness. They also encounter various obstacles, including Dr. Facilier, who manipulates dark forces to thwart their efforts.

As the story unfolds, Tiana and Naveen's bond deepens, and they find love and understanding in unexpected places. Ultimately, their love breaks the curse, and they both return to human form. Tiana's dream of owning her restaurant finally comes true, and the movie concludes with a heartwarming celebration of love, dreams, and the magic of the bayou.

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