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Famus Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz
Jessica Chastain as Merida from Brave
World renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz has been capturing shots of celebrities as popular Disney characters for years, as part of her ongoing collection of Disney Dream Portraits. The latest addition to her portfolio of work is Academy Award nominated actress Jessica Chastain as the fiery-haired Merida from the animated feature film Brave.

Leibovitz's series takes beloved cartoon characters from the classic Disney films and transforms them into live-action versions of themselves with the help of a few celebrities. While not all of the photographer's renditions are direct copies of their cartoon counterparts, they offer a sense of magic and fantasy come to life.
While Scarlett Johansson looks like a real-life Cinderella who has lost her slipper as she escapes the Prince's ball, a brown-haired Beyonce offers a new perspective for Alice in Wonderland. Even the ageless Peter Pan is matured as Russian dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov portrays the playful young boy.
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz
Behind the scenes of Jessica Chastain shoot
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Jennifer Hudson as Tiana from The Princess and the Frog
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Behind the scenes of Jennifer Hudson shoot
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Taylor Swift as Rapunzel
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Behind the scenes of Taylor Swift shoot

Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz
Queen Latifah as Ursula from The Little Mermaid
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Behind the scenes of Queen Latifah shoot

Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz
Russell Brand as Captain Hook
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Behind the scenes of Russell Brand shoot
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Jack Black, Will Ferrell, and Jason Segel as the Three Ghosts

Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz
Behind the scenes of Jack Black, Will Ferrell, and Jason Segel shoot
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Olivia Wilde and Alec Baldwin as the Evil Queen and Magic Mirror
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Behind the scenes of Olivia Wilde and Alec Baldwin shoot
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Rachel Weisz as Snow White
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Scarlett Johansson as Cinderella


Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Beyonce, Oliver Platt, and Lyle Lovett as Alice in Wonderland
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Jessica Biel as Pocahontas
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Penelope Cruz and Jeff Bridges as Beauty and the Beast
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gisele Bundchen, and Tina Fey from Peter Pan
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Antony from Aladdin
Famous Disney Characters Portraits by Annie Leibovitz

Whoopi Goldberg as the Genie

via [NY Daily News]
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