‘Disenchanted’ Cast and Character Guide: Who’s Who in the Disney Sequel?

Disney+’s highly anticipated “Disenchanted” is finally back with old favorites and new villains alike.

After spending over 10 years in New York City, Giselle and Robert move to the suburban Monroeville after having a baby. As Giselle realizes the town isn’t as magical as she hoped, she casts a spell that unleashes magic into the real world and puts herself and Andalasia in danger.

Here’s a refresher on who plays who before you watch this fun family flick.

Amy Adams as Giselle

Amy Adams stars as Giselle, a princess from the fairytale town of Andalasia who was suddenly transported to the streets of New York. After falling in love with Robert, Giselle decided to stay in the real world with Robert and her stepdaughter Morgan. After having a baby, the family moves to a suburban community and Giselle longs for the magic of Andalasia.

Besides “Enchanted,” Adams has been in “Arrival,” “American Hustle,” “The Woman in the Window” and “Sharp Objects.”

Patrick Dempsey as Robert

Patrick Dempsey returns as Robert, a New York lawyer who fell in love with Giselle. When the family opts for a suburban lifestyle, Robert realizes he will see more of the commuter train than his newborn baby.

Dempsey as previously starred in “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Bridget Jones’s Baby” “Made of Honor” and “Sweet Home Alabama.”

Idina Menzel as Nancy

Idina Menzel reprises her role as Nancy, a New Yorker who moved to the magical world of Andalasia after beginning a relationship with Prince Edward. Nancy visits Giselle and Robert after their baby is born and Giselle confides in Nancy about missing her hometown.

You might have seen Menzel in “Uncut Gems,” “Cinderella” and “Glee,” and heard her voice in the “Frozen” franchise.

James Marsden as Prince Edward

James Marsden returns as Prince Edward, a man of nobility from Andalasia who brought Nancy to live their after the pair fell in love. Though he was formerly betrothed to Giselle, Prince Edward and Nancy support the couple as their family as they move out of the city.

Marsden has had notable roles in “The Notebook,” “27 Dresses,” “Hairspray” and “X-Men.” He recently acted in “Dead to Me.”