top of the nearby trash can. As Gnorga declares her job done, the last of Stanley's power changes her into a rose bush. Then the tornado reappeared and sucked Gnorga, Llort, and their dog back to the Kingdom of Trolls in defeat, while Gus returns to his human form. The next morning, Gus, Rosie, and their parents visit Central Park, where Gus and Rosie place the petrified Stanley on a makeshift pedestal. Gus attempts to revive him with his temporarily green thumb and appears to fail. As they prepare to leave, he and Rosie look back to find Stanley gone. Then hearing Stanley's whistle, they see Stanley standing on the tree with his flowers; restored to life. Stanley revives Central Park and covers the whole city in vegetation and flowers. Back in the Kingdom of Trolls, the powerless Gnorga is dethroned and planted, and Llort is welcomed as a much kinder ruler where he reads the newspapers describing his wife as the "queen of posies". He laughs about her humiliation, right before he gets attacked by Gnorga's dog just as the screen blacks out and the credits roll. Cast Dom DeLuise as Stanley, a troll with a magical green thumb that can grow plants. Cloris Leachman as Gnorga, the evil Queen of the Trolls who can turn anything to stone with her thumb. Charles Nelson Reilly as Llort, the king consort of Queen Gnorga. Phillip Glasser as Gus, a boy who befriends Stanley. Tawny Sunshine Glover as Rosie, the sister of Gus who befriends Stanley. Jonathan Pryce as Alan, the father of Gus and Rosie who works as a lawyer. Hayley Mills as Hillary, the mother of Gus and Rosie. Neil Ross as Generic Pansy, a talking pansy. Will Ryan as: Plant Boss, a talking plant that is in charge of the other talking plants. A troll guard Pat Musick as Snuffy, a talking flower. Production Production on the film began in 1990, following the near completion of Rock-a-Doodle. Buddy Hackett and Robert Morley were originally considered for the roles of Stanley and King Llort respectively, but were eventually replaced by Dom DeLuise and Charles Nelson Reilly. Even though the film was completed in 1992, it was not released in theaters until 1994. At that time, the film was originally slated for a March 1994 release, but due to production difficulties and Merlin Films and Media Assets, co-financers of the