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Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
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Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is a 2019 fantasy film about Maleficent and her adopted daughter, Aurora, as their bond is tested by an impending royal wedding, a scheming queen, and an ancient war between humans and magical creatures.
Directed by Joachim Rønning. Written by Linda Woolverton, Noah Harpster and Micah Fitzerman-Blue.
Dialogue
Diaval: Mistress.
Maleficent: What?
Diaval: I have a little bit of news.
Maleficent: Well, on with it.
Diaval: It's nothing of any real consequence, and it's certainly no reason to overreact. It's just that... Prince Philip has, um...
Maleficent: Disappeared?
Diaval: [chuckles] No. No. Phillip has...
Maleficent: Yellow fever? No, wait! Leprosy!
Diaval: No, Mistress. Prince Philip has asked Aurora if she'll become his...
Maleficent: Don't... ruin my morning! [flies away to try and talk Aurora out of Phillip's marriage proposal]
Diaval: Mistress, please. Stay calm!
Maleficent: Mmm... It's more than I can bear.
Maleficent: [seeing the Ulstead citizens retreating in fear as she, Aurora, and Diaval cross the magically created bridge] Pitchforks? Humans are hilarious.
Maleficent: [to Queen Ingrith] It's so very kind of you to invite me this evening.
Diaval: Don't smile.
King John: I hear Aurora has a castle of her own.
Princess Aurora: Yes, sir, I do.
Queen Ingrith: Yes... I'm curious. How did Aurora become Queen of the Moors?
Maleficent: I made her queen.
Prince Phillip: [to Queen Ingrith] Her castle is quite stunning. You must see it.
Queen Ingrith: Yes, but in fact, she has another castle. Does she not?
Prince Phillip: Mother...
Queen Ingrith: One in the Moors, and one left behind by her father. King Stefan, was it not?
Princess Aurora: That castle was never my home. It was given to the people.
Queen Ingrith: So, you're also a true princess. Even though Stefan died. Was killed? Remind me, did he die or was he killed?
Maleficent: Both.
Maleficent: Contain your animal. Or I will.
Queen Ingrith: If I didn't know better, I'd say you were making a threat.
Maleficent: Well, do you?
Queen Ingrith: Do I what?
Maleficent: Know better?
Queen Ingrith: [to Maleficent] You have done an admirable job, Maleficent, going against your own nature to raise this child. But now Aurora will finally get the love of a real family. A real mother. Because the one thing I regret is never having a daughter of my own. Tonight, I consider Aurora my own. Guards! We have opened our home to a witch!
Maleficent: [enraged, Maleficent uses her powers to blackout the castle] Stop! There is no union, there will be no wedding!
Princess Aurora: [to Maleficent] I'm sorry I doubted you, but this isn't you.
Princess Aurora: [seeing Maleficent revert to her fairy form] Well, well!
Maleficent: [smiling] Hello, Beasty.
Cast
Angelina Jolie as Maleficent
Elle Fanning as Aurora
Michelle Pfeiffer as Queen Ingrith
Sam Riley as Diaval
Chiwetel Ejiofor as Conall
Ed Skrein as Borra
Harris Dickinson as Prince Philip
Robert Lindsay as King John
David Gyasi as Percival
Jenn Murray as Gerda
Juno Temple as Thistlewit
Lesley Manville as Flittle
Imelda Staunton as Knotgrass
Judith Shekoni as Shrike
Miyavi as Udo
Kae Alexander as Ini
External links
Category:2019 English-language films
Category:2019 American films
Category:American fantasy adventure films
Category:American sequel films
Category:American sword and sorcery films
Category:American dark fantasy films
Category:Films based on Sleeping Beauty
Category:Films about royalty
Category:Films about princesses
Category:Films set in castles
Category:Films set in the Middle Ages
Category:Films directed by Joachim Rønning