In these portraits, Zero is able to phase through them using his nose to illuminate parts of them: The portraits have been changed to new portraits that go back and forth between "Chrismas" and "Halloween". This is in reference to the Duelist ghosts. When the portrait changes it shows Henry cheating by firing before the draw and shooting the other man in the back. A portrait of Henry Ravenswood and another man in a duel outside of Ravenswood Manor.This portrait mirrors the iconic Master Gracey portrait. A portrait of Henry Ravenswood which changes to show him turning into the Phantom.This is an adaption of the Black Prince portrait. A portrait of a desperado riding a horse onlooking a desert mountain range only for the portrait to change and show the man and his horse as skeletons with the night-sky being filled with phantom buffalo.A portrait of The Flying Dutchman from the Pirates of the Caribbean film-series which flashes to reveal the ship being on fire.Foyer portraits of Henry and Mélanie Ravenswood together in front of Ravenswood Manor which is bleak and ruined only for the portrait to change and show the mansion as the lush beauty it once was.Phantom Manor received a massive refurbishment during 2019 in which all of the original changing portraits were removed and replaced with new ones that had the same flashing effect as the mainstream Haunted Mansion rides. The Aging Man portrait and April-December are not there.
Phantom Manor's portraits slowly shifted back and forth from one image to the other, creating the "disquieting metamorphasis" that Marc Davis had originally envisioned. The remaining portraits are mounted in the Portrait Corridor like in Disneyland. Instead of just going back and forth between "Young" and "Skeleton", the portrait goes through several phases as the Ghost Host speaks, growing older and older until he is nothing but a skeleton. In Walt Disney World, the Aging Man's portrait is found hanging above a fireplace in the foyer. The portraits present there were originally 1 to 5, but April-December was removed and replaced with a version of the Aging Man portrait, who was not present in the Disneyland Mansion at all beforehand. Originally, the paintings flashed between phases the effect was later changed to a morphing, and recently back into flashing. As lightning flashes outside, the paintings flicker into grotesque and monstrous images.
Who plays the portrait painter in cinderella windows#
The Aging Man: A handsome nobleman who flashes into a skeleton in a rotting suit.Īt Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, the changing portraits hang in the Portrait Corridor, across from a large set of windows looking out on a stormy night.The Werecat Lady: A beautiful woman reclining on a sofa, transforming into a panther (or, after renovation, into a white tiger).The Black Prince: A knight on horseback, named on concept art as the Black Prince, where both horse and rider morph into glowing skeletons.Medusa: Morphing from a young woman into a stony Gorgon.
The Flying Dutchman: A clipper ship, which becomes a ghost ship with tattered sails on a stormy sea.April-December: A young lady (April) who morphs into a decrepit old woman (December).
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