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Once Upon a Time is a studio album by American jazz pianist Earl Hines, recorded over January 10–11, 1966 and released on Impulse! later that year. Hines is accompanied by members of the Duke Ellington orchestra. [1] Track listing. Personnel. Musicians. Earl Hines – piano. Jimmy Hamilton – clarinet, tenor saxophone (tracks: A1, A3, A4)
- January 10–11, 1966
- Jazz
- 1966
- Bob Thiele
11 de mar. de 2003 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2003 CD release of "Once Upon A Time" on Discogs.
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- Verve Records-024 654 492-2, Impulse!-AS-9108
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Prince James, also known as Jimmy, is a character on ABC's Once Upon a Time. He débuts in the sixth episode of the first season and is portrayed by starring cast member Josh Dallas and co-star Luke Roessler.
Before First Curse
James is born to Ruth and her husband Robert, along with his twin brother David. When he and David are still infants, they become sick and their parents do not have enough money for medicine. The wizard Rumplestiltskin offers the couple a chance to gain money for their impoverished farm if they forfeit one of their twins to a barren king and queen. Ruth refuses, however, when Rumplestiltskin implies both children will likely perish during the winter, Robert concedes to the deal. In the end, James is chosen as the child taken away by Rumplestiltskin, after Robert is made to flip a coin to decide which son will be given up. King George is given James, who he raises as his heir.
Six years later, James runs away from home, out of fear of his father George's wish for him to become a knight and kill things. He ends up on Pleasure Island and is found by his birth father, Robert, who suggests that he can live on the farm with his brother. However, as the pair reach the island dock, they meet King George. Robert reveals himself as James' birth father and refuses to give the boy up, but is pulled away from James by guards on King George's orders and sentenced to death. As the guards take Robert away to carry out the king's command, James watches, unable to intervene.
In adulthood, James is irresponsible and passes his time wasting time on money and dalliances. One night, he is pursuing a tryst with a woman, Jack, but his father storms in, demanding for his son to focus on helping the kingdom as it is in economical disarray due to his spending. King George orders him to go after a giant who just climbed down a beanstalk. James and Jack greet the giant, Anton, and they give him a magical mushroom that shrinks him to human size. The two befriend Anton and manipulate him into feeling sympathetic to the kingdom's debts. Wishing to help, Anton goes to fetch treasure from his home for them. In an act of betrayal, they follow him up the beanstalk and lead a siege to slaughter all the giants and steal their magic beans. James manages to procure a large bag of treasure, but refuses to assist Jack as she is dying from poison, and instead hastily climbs down the beanstalk to get back to his kingdom. Much later on, the kingdom once again is in need of money. James spars with Behemoth in a sword fight to impress King Midas. After winning the match, the three come to an arrangement wherein if the prince can defeat a dragon ravaging Midas' kingdom, Midas will supply George's kingdom with wealth using his golden hand, which turns any object into gold upon contact. After Midas departs, Behemoth unexpectedly rises and stabs the prince through the torso, killing him. King George, heartbroken over losing his son, asks Rumplestiltskin to do whatever it takes to bring him back. Rumplestiltskin cannot, because magic cannot revive the dead, but he can find James' twin brother as a replacement son. King George agrees to the deal, offering up the whereabouts of the Fairy Godmother, in exchange for Rumplestiltskin's end of the deal.
During Alternate Reality
After Isaac rewrites everyone's stories in the Heroes and Villains book, James remains dead in this reality, however, Queen Snow White's memories are altered so she remembers being in love with him and that his death was caused by Regina telling a secret.
•Solid lines denote blood parent-child relationships
•Dashed lines denote marriage, engagement and adoption relationships, and relationships that result in offspring
•† denotes the deceased
•Both Prince James and Prince Charming were adopted by King George
Etymology
•The name "James" is of English origin derived from the name "Jacob" that means "supplanter".
Disney
•While he is on Pleasure Island, Prince James is wearing a similar outfit to the Prince's from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Costume Notes
•Prince James' battle gauntlet's were made by Vancouver's Oceandrive Leather, which also designed several of Emma's leather jackets.
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