The Kansas City Star has posted an extensive list of hidden Disney references in Disney’s lasted film Enchanted. The list, which was sent to the Star by the movie studio, is a scene-by-scene breakdown of all the hidden references and [not-so-hidden] homages to earlier Disney movies and projects.

One viewing of Enchanted and you’ll immediately pick up on all the typical Disney “princess” themes, as well as props used throughout like the poison apples and a lost glass slipper. Then there’s the hidden references that are so fun to pick out in a film like this. For instance, I noticed right away that the restaurant Robert takes Giselle to is called the Bella Notte Restaurant, which is the song from Lady and the Tramp.

Here’s some of my favorites from the list:

— Inside Giselle’s treehouse on the right is a bell jar with a rose in it from from Beauty and the Beast.

— The Troll that Prince Edward is hunting is wearing a loincloth made of remnants of the dresses of past animated Disney princesses Snow White, Belle, Sleeping Beauty, and Cinderella. He’s also wearing Ariel’s shells as earrings.

— In Robert’s law office, the last name of the couple seeking a divorce is Banks, which based on the troubled parents in Mary Poppins.

— When Edward is flipping through TV channels in the hotel room, the soap opera that comes on is a play on Beauty and the Beast: The characters are named for the movie’s actors; the music underscoring the soap is the movie’s theme song; and the set was made to look like the bandaging scene, complete with snow. Also, the star of the soap opera is Paige O’Hara, the voice of Belle.

View the entire list at the Kansas City Star. Note, there’s four pages to click through and since it goes through every scene, you might not want to read it until you’ve seen the film. [Link via Cinema Blend.]

Read the Geeks of Doom movie review of Enchanted here.