Into the Woods

A baker and his wife live near a malicious witch in a magical forest inhabited by various fairy tale beings. The couple embarks on a journey through the woods to find a way to break a curse the witch has placed upon them.

This 1991 American television movie was directed by James Lapine, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Stephen Sondheim. It was the second film Lapine directed that year, following Impromptu. The production was handled by Brandman Productions and American Playhouse, featuring a credited crew of 40 people. The cast includes Bernadette Peters as the Witch, Chip Zien as the Baker, and Joanna Gleason as the Baker's Wife, with further roles played by Tom Aldredge, Robert Westenberg, and Kim Crosby.

Running for 153 minutes, the film blends elements of drama, fantasy, and music. It has received a positive reception from viewers, reflected in a rating of 8.1 on TMDB based on 55 votes.