Marge, the prototype of Snow White? Champion gracefully returned to the fairytale kingdom where she belonged all her life at the age of 101, a natural death.
Snow White is the most classic image of the fairy tale kingdom, creating wonderful memories for countless people's childhood. We will think of Snow White when we mention fairy tales, this princess has snow-like skin, beautiful face, elegant temperament, innate nobility, and a kind heart. The prototype of this image is a woman named Maggie? Champion woman.
She is from the United States an outstanding dance artist, or Disney's first animated film? Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, in which she modeled her own interpretation of the fairy-tale princess. In this animated film, Snow White's dance moves were all freely created by her and were not rehearsed in a set dance routine, so it should be said that she is Snow White.
She had a life full of artistry and brought countless fabulous images to the dance industry. Not only did she lay the groundwork for Disney's fairytale world, but she also danced for the Blue Fairy in Pinocchio, making her arguably Disney's most patriarchal dancer and a pioneer of live-action modeling in the fairytale world. After leaving Disney, she still shines in the dance world, in which she got an Emmy Award for Best Choreography in "Star Ballroom Queen," and her life is full of the elegance of dance and the romance of fairy tales.
People in the arts are beautiful and sentimental, Maggie's life is like a fairy tale, but also lived a lifetime of Snow White. Even though she has lost her youthful beauty in her old age, she still retains her beauty and elegance. Her dance is charming and soulful, and it is the day-to-day efforts that have left a classic scene for this world. There is a saying that age never fails a beauty. We know the fairy tale of Snow White, but we don't know the real life of Snow White. Now that the princess has passed away, may the old lady who has lived a life of elegance have a good journey.