Cinderella (1997)
Movie | |
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German title | Cinderella |
Original title | Rodger & Hammerstein's Cinderella |
Country of production | United States |
original language | English |
Publishing year | 1997 |
length | 94 minutes |
Age rating | FSK without age restriction |
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Director | Robert Iscove |
script |
Robert L. Freedman Oscar Hammerstein II Charles Perrault |
production |
Debra Martin Chase Robyn Crawford David R. Ginsburg |
music | Richard Rodgers |
camera | Tim Collins |
cut | Tracy Curtis |
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Cinderella is an American musical film from 1997 with singers Whitney Houston and Brandy in the lead roles.
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In the Rodgers & Hammerstein's musical version of the fairy tale, Cinderella lives with her stepmother and her daughters Minerva and Calliope. Her stepmother can't come to terms with the fact that her own daughters aren't as pretty as Cinderella. They humiliate her and impose an inappropriately large amount of work on her. But there is one thing she cannot take away, dreaming. Despite her fate, she sings and dances with her friends, the animals.
One day a letter comes from the king's castle and is invited to the ball. The prince is looking for a wife, and every nubile girl has to appear. Cinderella also wants to go to the ball, but her stepmother tries to prevent that. She gives Cinderella so much work that she barely has the opportunity to sew a dress for the ball. Cinderella is infinitely sad, but a good old fairy comes to her aid and not only conjures up a new dress for her, but also a carriage so that she can appear in time for the ball. However, the spell only lasts until midnight. Cinderella is dancing with the prince at the ball, and when the church tower clock strikes twelve, she just manages to escape, but loses her glass shoe in the process.
The prince wants to see Cinderella again and even get married, so every girl in the kingdom has to try the shoe on. Whoever he fits, the prince will say yes. Because Cinderella seems to be very happy about it and the stepmother suspects that Cinderella could fit the shoe. She wants to try the shoe on quickly, but it doesn't fit. The shoes don't fit the stepsisters Minerva and Calliope either. Cinderella then tries on the shoe, which of course fits, and so she is allowed to go into the lock. There she marries the prince.
Awards
Won
- Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music Program
nomination
- Outstanding choreography
- Outstanding Costume Design for a Variety or Music Program
- Outstanding Directing for a Variety or Music Program
- Outstanding Hairstyling for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special
- Outstanding Music Direction
- Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special
nomination
- Outstanding Lead Actress in a Television Movie or Mini-Series - Whoopi Goldberg
- Outstanding Lead Actress in a Television Movie or Mini-Series - Brandy
- Outstanding Television Movie or Mini-Series
nomination
- Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television - Jason Alexander
- Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television - Bernadette Peters
nomination
- Children's Script
Soundtrack
- Prologue - Whitney Houston
- The Sweetest Sounds - Brandy & Paolo Montalban
- The Prince is Giving a Ball - Jason Alexander , Whoopi Goldberg , Bernadette Peters , Veanne Cox , Natalie Desselle-Reid
- In My Own Little Corner - Brandy
- Falling in Love with Love - Bernadette Peters, Veanne Cox & Natalie Desselle-Reid
- In My Own Little Corner (reprise) - Brandy
- Impossible - Brandy & Whitney Houston
- It's Possible - Brandy & Whitney Houston
- Ten Minutes Ago - Brandy & Paolo Montalban
- Stepsisters' Lament - Veanne Cox & Natalie Desselle-Reid
- Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful? - Paolo Montalban & Brandy
- A Lovely Night - Brandy, Veanne Cox, Natalie Desselle-Reid & Bernadette Peters
- Finale Ultimo - Whitney Houston
- There's Music in You - Whitney Houston
Web links
- Cinderella in the Internet Movie Database (English)