One of the most breathtaking moments in The Prince of Egypt—the four-minute sequence where Moses parts the Red Sea—took an astonishing two years to animate. Ten of DreamWorks' top animators were assigned to bring the biblical miracle to life, layering water physics, dramatic lighting, and emotional storytelling into one unforgettable scene. But behind the scenes, the studio wasn’t taking any chances. DreamWorks held the animation team to sky-high standards. If an artist wasn’t keeping up creativ

DreamWorks’ The Prince of Egypt (1998) assembled an unusually prestigious voice cast, blending major Hollywood actors with Broadway singers to bring its biblical epic to life. Val Kilmer took on the dual role of Moses and the voice of God, giving the character both a grounded humanity and a spiritual resonance. Ralph Fiennes voiced Rameses, Moses’ adoptive brother turned rival, with a performance that balanced warmth and vulnerability with fiery pride. Michelle Pfeiffer voiced Tzipporah, Moses’

1998 The Prince of Egypt Official Trailer 1 Dreamworks Pictures Follow kloklineatYoutube: http://bit.ly/2CmXJJz #klokline #kloklineCinema Production: Dreamworks Pictures Director: Brenda Chapman, Steve Hickner Cast: Val Kilmer ... Moses / God (voice) Ralph Fiennes ... Rameses (voice) Michelle Pfeiffer ... Tzipporah (voice) Sandra Bullock ... Miriam (voice) Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRjussV4oko Please leave your comments, suggestion, feedback | Klokline Cinema