Helene Stanley, born Dolores Diane Freymouth in 1929, is a cherished figure in the realm of classic animation and live-action film, particularly for her role as the model for beloved Disney princesses. Most notably, her performance in the 1950 animated feature "Cinderella" has cemented her legacy within the Disney canon. Collectors especially seek out editions of this film, as it represents the golden age of animation and is a cornerstone of many home video collections. In addition to "Cinderella," Stanley also provided her talents to the characters of Aurora in "Sleeping Beauty" (1959) and Anita Radcliffe in "101 Dalmatians" (1961), making her an integral part of several iconic films. Her work not only shaped the visual aesthetic of these characters but also left a lasting impact on generations of fans. For collectors, owning physical media that features Stanley's contributions offers a tangible connection to the magic of Disney's storytelling and artistry, making her a standout figure in the world of film memorabilia.