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This article does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (August 2008) Princess Aura Publication information Publisher King Features Syndicate Created by Alex Raymond In-story information Supporting character of Flash Gordon Princess Aura is a fictional character in the Flash Gordon comic strips and serials. She is the daughter of the series' villain, Ming the Merciless, and the lover of Prince Barin, the rightful heir to the throne of Mongo, and is banished with him to the forest world of Arboria. In 1936, Princess Aura was portrayed by Priscilla Lawson in the Flash Gordon film serial. In 1940, the role was portrayed by Shirley Deane in the third Flash Gordon serial, Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe. Melendy Britt provided the voice of Princess Aura in the 1979 Filmation animated series. She was portrayed as Ming the Merciless' ostensibly-villainous daughter, who at first aided her father versus Flash and company, but later on would turn against him and join the rebel forces of Mongo - no doubt in part due to her attraction to Flash Gordon. She also had an elite guard of female warriors under her command known as the Witch-Women. After Ming was removed from power, the Witch-Women remained in Princess Aura's service. Princess Aura also initially resented Dale Arden and rejected Prince Barin's affections, but would do a complete turn-around and become the former's friend and the latter's love interest as the series progressed. Consequently, her attraction to Flash is downplayed and does not resurface after her desertion of her father. In 1980, Princess Aura was portrayed by Ornella Muti in the film Flash Gordon produced by Dino De Laurentiis. In the 1996 Flash Gordon animated series, Princess Aura is a sympathetic young character, who often defies her father because of her attraction to Flash, or for the sake of her mother. In this version, Aura has green skin, but is otherwise perfectly human, because Ming is reptilian.[1] Anna Van Hooft portrayed Princess Aura in the 2007 Flash Gordon television series. She is once again portrayed as a sympathetic character. She vainly seeks her father's approval but Ming, like most other characters on the show regards her with a mixture of pity and contempt. She also has a crush on Flash and a rivalry with Dale who looks down on her as a "royal little brat". References ^ McLean, James (7-26-2006). "Flash Back: Filmation's Best Returns to DVD". toonzone.net. http://news.toonzone.net/articles/11783/flash-back-filmations-best-returns-to-dvd. Retrieved 08-26-2010.  v • d • e Flash Gordon TV Series Flash Gordon (1954 TV series)  • The New Adventures of Flash Gordon  • Defenders of the Earth  • Flash Gordon (1996 TV series) • Flash Gordon (2007 TV series) Film Flash Gordon: The Greatest Adventure of All • Flash Gordon Movie serials Flash Gordon  • Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars  • Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe Characters/Actors Flash Gordon Gale Gordon (1935) • Buster Crabbe (1936 - 1940) • Steve Holland (1954) • Robert Ridgely (1979, 1982) • Sam J. Jones (1980) • Lou Richards (1986) • Toby Proctor (1996) • Eric Johnson (2007) Dale Arden Jean Rogers (1936 - 1938) • Carol Hughes (1940) • Irene Champlin (1954) • Diane Pershing (1979, 1982) • Melody Anderson (1980) • Lexa Doig (1996) • Gina Holden (2007) Ming the Merciless Bruno Wick (1935) • Charles Middleton (1936 - 1940) • Alan Oppenheimer (1979) • Max von Sydow (1980) • Vic Perrin (1982) • William Callaway (1986) • John Ralston (2007) Hans Zarkov Maurice Franklin (1935) • Frank Shannon (1936 - 1940) • Joseph Nash (1954) • Alan Oppenheimer (1979) • Topol (1980) • Bob Holt (1982) • Paul Shaffer (1996) • Jody Racicot (2007) Princess Aura Priscilla Lawson (1936 - 1938) • Shirley Deane (1940) • Melendy Britt (1979, 1982) • Ornella Muti (1980) • Anna Van Hooft (2007) Prince Barin Richard Alexander (1936 - 1938) • Roland Drew (1940) • Robert Ridgely (1979) • Timothy Dalton (1980) • Robert Douglas (1982) • Steve Bacic (2007) Prince Vultan John Lipson (1936 - 1938) • Allan Melvin (1979) • Brian Blessed (1980) • Ted Cassidy (1982) • Ty Olsson (2007) Prince Thun James Pierce (1936) • Ted Cassidy (1979) • George Harris (1980) • David Opatoshu (1982) Other media List of Flash Gordon comic strips • Flash Gordon (album) • "Flash" (song) • Flash Gordon (pinball) • Flash Gordon (video game) Related articles Alex Raymond • King Features Syndicate • Mongo