Sleeping Beauty (disambiguation)

Sleeping Beauty is a classic fairy tale.

Sleeping Beauty may also refer to:

Film

The Sleeping Beauty (1930 film), a Soviet film directed by Georgi Vasilyev and Sergei Vasilyev
The Sleeping Beauty (1935 film), an American cartoon in the Puppetoon series by George Pal, included in The Puppetoon Movie
Sleeping Beauty (1942 film), an Italian film
Sleeping Beauty (1959 film), an American animated film from Walt Disney Pictures
- Aurora (Disney), the title character of the Disney film
- Sleeping Beauty (franchise), a Disney media franchise that began in 1959 with the release of Sleeping Beauty
Sleeping Beauty (1955 film), a 1955 West German film directed by Fritz Genschow
Sleeping Beauty (1973 film) or Some Call It Loving, a drama by James B. Harris
Sleeping Beauty (1987 film), a film starring Tahnee Welch
Sleeping Beauties (film), a 1999 American comedy film
Sleeping Beauty (2010 film), a film by Catherine Breillat
Sleeping Beauty (2011 film), an Australian film starring Emily Browning
Sleeping Beauty (2014 film), an American film directed by Casper Van Dien

"The Day-Dream", an 1842 poem by Alfred Tennyson, a reworking of his 1830 poem "The Sleeping Beauty"
Sleeping Beauty, a 1947 novel by Faith Baldwin
The Sleeping Beauty, a 1953 novel by English writer Elizabeth Taylor
"Sleeping Beauty" (short story), a 1957 science fiction short story by Arthur C. Clarke
Sleeping Beauty (novel), a 1973 novel by Ross Macdonald
The Sleeping Beauty Quartet, four erotic novels (1983–2015) by Anne Rice writing under the pseudonym A. N. Roquelaure
Sleeping Beauty, a 1991 novel by Judith Michael
Sleeping Beauty, a 1993 novel by A. L. Singer, a novelization of the 1959 film
Sleeping Beauties, a 1993 novel by Susanna Moore
Sleeping Beauty, a 1995 novel by Jane Donnelly
Sleeping Beauties, a 1996 novel by Mavis Cheek
Sleeping Beauty, a 1998 novel by Judith Ivory
Sleeping Beauty, a 2003 novel by Narinder Dhami, a novelization of the 1959 film
Sleeping Beauty, a 2004 novel by Phillip Margolin
Sleeping Beauty: The One Who Took The Really Long Nap, a 2006 novel by Wendy Mass
The Sleeping Beauty (novel), a 2010 novel by Mercedes Lackey
Sleeping Beauties (novel), a 2017 novel by Stephen King and Owen King

The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood, an extravaganza by James Planché, 1840
The Sleeping Beauty (ballet), a ballet by Tchaikovsky, originally choreographed by Marius Petipa, 1889
Prinsessa Ruusunen (Sleeping Beauty), a ballet by Erkki Melartin, 1904

Kleine–Levin syndrome or Sleeping Beauty syndrome, a neurological disorder
Nicole Delien (born 1995), woman that suffers from Kleine-Levin syndrome and is called "Sleeping Beauty" in the media
Oxalis corniculata or Sleeping Beauty, a herbaceous plant
Somnophilia or Sleeping Beauty syndrome, a paraphilia
Sleeping Beauty (paper with delayed recognition)
Sleeping Beauty Galaxy or Black Eye Galaxy
Sleeping Beauty transposon system, a genetic tool for gene discovery and gene transfer

Sleeping Beauty (Cheech & Chong album), a 1976 comedy album by Cheech and Chong
Sleeping Beauty (canoe), a WWII submersible electric-powered canoe for a frogman to ride
The Sleeping Beauty (wax figure), a wax figure at Madame Tussauds in London
Sleeping Beauty, Kalinga, a mountain in the Philippines
Sleeping Beauty Castle, a structure at Disneyland Park and Hong Kong Disneyland Park
Sleeping Beauty Mountain Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada
Sleeping Beauty Peak, a mountain in Washington state, U.S.
Sleeping Beauty Rock, Taiwan
Sleeping Beauty Cave, a cave in Peja, Kosovo
La Bella Durmiente, Peru (Spanish for "Sleeping Beauty"), a mountain
Sleeping Beauty problem, a puzzle in probability
Dornröschen (Sussmann-Hellborn), a sculpture ("Sleeping Beauty")
Sleeping Beauty, a neologism coined by linguist Ghil'ad Zuckermann as an alternative to extinct language
Sleeping Beauty, a legend in the Western Mountains region of Yunnan, China
Francys Arsentiev (1958–1998), American mountaineer whose corpse on Mount Everest was nicknamed "Sleeping Beauty"
Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion, a 2024 exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City