CINDERELLA Movie Reaction! First Time Watching DISNEY CLASSIC 1950
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2023
- DISNEY 1950 CINDERELLA MOVIE REACTION! Today I'll be watching a film I have never seen before Cinderella released in 1950 for the first time. Here's my Cinderella reaction. Watch the ENTIRE Movie with me? Check out: / timotheereacts
With a wicked stepmother (Wilfred Jackson) and two jealous stepsisters (Homer Brightman, Harry Reeves) who keep her enslaved and in rags, Cinderella (Clyde Geronimi) stands no chance of attending the royal ball.
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Yo timothee, if you want to read a morden day Cinderella story that involves geek culture, try geekerella, it's a book about this nerdy girl who goes to a con, ends up with a celebrity
Hey Tim, do reactions to The Jungle Book and Bambi. I have a feeling you’ll like them
I don't get why people complain that Cinderella was only interested in landing a prince. She was interested in having even just one night of being treated like an equal, of going to a ball with others and to be treated with respect. One night to wear something nice, to talk to people, to dance with someone or to watch others dance and not have to work. That's what she wanted. A night of being treated with respect and being happy. The fact that when she got her chance to do so she just happened to meet a man who just happened to be a prince and that they just happened to develop feelings for each other over their time together - well that's just a coincidence. And sometimes those sorts of things can happen, we meet someone and start to care about them.
I agree. I feel like people should do more research before making assumptions about everything. She didn't even mention the prince when asking to go to the ball. So, people saying she went to the ball only for the prince doesn't make any sense.
Despite being a fairy tale, Cinderella feels so real with its portrayal of an abusive household and her moving on to escape from the abuse to live a much better life. There is something just so real about this story.
One of the most heartbreaking scenes in Disney history is Cinderella's reaction to her mother's dress being ripped apart and she reaches her breaking point. For years she gave so much and worked hard for her stepfamily who would always take and demand more from her. Cinderella never asked anything from them. On that day, all she asked for, the ONE THING she asked for was ONE NIGHT to relax, dance and have fun, and they just give her false hope, only to cruelly tear it away from her. They wouldn't give her the one thing she asked for after all the years she spent of her life being a slave to them. It's painful to the audience because we see everything she does for them without complaining or taking a break. Seeing her work even harder in order for her to go to the ball, only for it to result in failure at the hands of her stepfamily is devastating.
I tell you the silence where Cinderella is just looking at the tattered dress in heartbroken shock is deafening.
yes, it really is very heartbreaking and cruel to me how her stepsisters destroy the Cinderella's dress and insulting her, and then they leave with the stepmother as if nothing happened in absolute silence, really the Evil Stepmother is to hate her a lot, that is true abuse and I feel very sad for Cinderelly
You know, it occurs to me that Cinderella is very similar to Quasimodo in this sense. Both of them were forced shut-ins thanks to an abusive parental figure and told all their lives that they were worthless. Both of them only wanted to go out for one day/night of fun, something to hold on to even after they returned to their dreary daily lives. Neither of them went out looking for love, and yet found it anyway, furthering their desire to flee their awful home life to find something better. We call out Cinderella for having a passive main character, just waiting around for a man to come save her, but isn't that exactly what happened between Quasi and Esmerelda?
Personally, I love Cinderella for the same reasons we all love Quasi. She might not have had the most agency in her story, but there's real strength in surviving abuse. She kept her head up high, refusing to allow despair to make her as bitter and cruel as her stepfamily. She kept on trucking, day after day, and being kind to the mice, whom she can relate to. And in the end, all the good karma she's earned over the years finally caught up with her. Everyone she cared for, everyone who she was kind to, everyone who knew she deserved better, joined in the fight.
I could take or leave the prince. The real heart behind Cinderella is one of friendship and quiet survival.
Even worse, that dress was her mothers.
@@phousefilms and it was really pretty.
Cinderella’s Stepmother invented the concept of “Gatekeep, Gaslight, Girlboss.”
Fun Fact: The animation of Cinderella’s dress changing to her signature ball attire was Walt Disney’s favorite.
Fun Fact #2: If adult Disneyland guests start getting a little too inappropriate with the Cinderella performer, her signal to security is to start talking about all her troubles with Lucifer the cat. 😼
And it was referenced recently in Disenchanted!!!
@@ericjanssen394It's so sad that female performers actually need to do that, but that's really a cool and subtle way of doing so 👍
@@leaness98 All the performers have codes like that. There's a video online of a woman harassing the performer playing Gaston and something had to be done about the situation.
@@leaness98It’s sad that male performers have to deal with that as well 🙄
Eleanor Audley voiced the evil stepmother and also provided live action reference for the animators in this movie. Her performance was so beloved that she was also cast as Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty (1959).
I could be wrong, but didn't she also voice Madame Leota in the Haunted Mansion ride?
@@low-keydrama1260 You are correct, that was her also.
One of Disney's most iconic classics. The animation, especially on Cinderella's dress, the music, and the slapstick battles between Lucifer and the mice are all some of the studio's best work.
19:41 the worst thing about the dress ripping scene in my mind is the fact that that was her late mother's dress and now it has been destroyed
No, I think the worst thing is the fact it was the last thing she got from her mother
Also it was torn OFF her body. That’s physical assault and incredibly traumatic.
What worse is that Anastasia and Drizella didn't like the beads and sash that THEY THEMSELVES threw away on her. Who else was supposed to have them?
Shrek 2: “Midnight! Why is it always midnight?”
Shrek asking the right questions.
Well midnight is technically tomorrow so maybe it's to make sure the spell doesn't last multiple days.
Lady Tremaine aka Cinderella’s wicked stepmother is one of the most despicable villains in Disney history.
She's right up there with Maleficent. Funnily enough, Eleanor Audley voiced both of them.
She is to me one of the most evil Disney villains Comparable to Maleficent or frollo manipulator and selfish was perhaps the one who killed Cinderella's father , ..Is a shame that Disney does not give her much credit as if to other of thier villains.
OG Disney villains don’t get much more badass than “There’s the hall staircase………CLEAN IT.”
right there with cruella and frollo
The voice of Lady Tremaine is also the voice of Maleficient. Such good villains.
Cinderella is just a really kind character. She’s so innocent and we actually feel bad for her having to deal with her evil stepsisters and stepmother. There's not a lot of songs in this, but the ones that are in the film are pretty enjoyable.
I must say, I really do admire how Cinderella has such a strong will to not let the abuse Tremaine and her daughters put her through break her to the point where she becomes miserable.
I do wish we got more songs. Maybe the amazing 2015 remake would've made it a musical.
@@OpticalSorcerer the other way around. There are no songs in the 2015 movie if i remember correctly.
@@ItsFerdiNah That's what I'm saying; the 1950s version barely had any songs. If they had more, maybe the 2015 version would've considered making it a musical.
@@OpticalSorcerer Oh, yeah. Sorry, i misread it.
26:51 You saw how many people were there at the ball, and she wasn't formally introduced to him or presented to him. If she'd met him when he was standing at the other end of the room she'd probably know he was the prince but as he went over to meet her by the staircase, it's not unbelievable that she'd not realise he was the prince.
This movie is such a Disney classic. Believe it or not, after this movie so many other movies tried to adapt the same story, even Disney made a live-action remake to this movie, but none of them could top this movie. I think everyone can agree this one did the story of Cinderella the best.
The musical with Brandy is my favorite remake.... Even if it doesn't really make sense for some of the characters...
While I like this one, I think Ever After: A Cinderella Story starring Drew Barrymore is still my favourite adaptation.
I love this movie to bits, but I can't call it "the best" -- there are other good ones. Disney's live-action remake is surprisingly excellent (unlike the ones that followed), partly because it didn't copy this one too closely but went its own way. I also love The Slipper and the Rose. And the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, in its very first iteration with Julie Andrews.
Cinderella is very lucky to have her animals friends by her side. And songs are very incredible.
Fun fact, Walt Disney Studios was on the verge of bankruptcy and even shutting down before this movie. Cinderella luckily ended up being a big success and saved the studio.
You definitely need to check out the classic Sleeping Beauty. Such a beautiful film; every frame is literally a painting. It portrays Maleficent in her true evil form, a Disney VILLAIN. And Prince Philip gets to play center stage in arguably the best sequence of the film.
My favorite Disney movie, I love it so much!!
Agree ! A beautiful classic !
Word on the street is that Cinderella was actually Walt Disney's favorite story as he saw himself in her. Constantly having to work under high expectations of others to the point of near exhaustion, always hoping for some sort of relief.
Yeah, that's why he once said that she was his favorite princess, 'cause their lives were almost similar and that desire to want more in life, he definitely saw himself in her; in addition to the fact that the transformation of the dress was his favorite animation, it shows that he did with love this movie
I have to say, I really admire how Cinderella is able to put up with so much abuse from Tremaine and her daughters that she doesn't lose the will of letting it destroy who she is as a person.
However, I think the scene where the stepsisters destroy her dress while Tremaine remains all smug was the tipping point that almost broke her into becoming miserable. Until the Fairy Godmother helped her regain that hope! If not for her, Cinderella would’ve become miserable and lose her kind spirited nature.
23:12 That look the Prince is giving his father after every eligible maiden is introduced to him - if it weren't that this was their own house/castle/palace, it'd definitely be a "Dad, can we go home now?" look.
I don't know who his dad thought he was fooling, the Prince can clearly tell what's going on.
I love how Cinderella losing her shoe is a recurring gag in the film, as well as the reason for the ball is the king's relationship with his son.
The narrator for the first few minutes of the film is voiced by Betty Lou Gerson who would go on to provide the voice of Cruella De Vil in One Hundred and one Dalmatians, and a brief cameo as an old crone in Mary Poppins (which Walt Disney himself secured for her because her considered her his good luck charm)
Old Disney is art. It's forever!
My favorite version is The Slipper and The Rose, but I must say Cinderella is the ONLY live-action remake that Disney did not ruin in my opinion. It is totally awesome!
*The Slipper and the Rose* (1976) is an unusual take on the story, leaning toward operetta, with songs by the Sherman Brothers (of *Mary Poppins* and *Chitty Chitty Bang Bang* fame). It's well worth a look.
@@oliverbrownlow5615 I have never considered it unusual. In fact, I have always considered it one of the more realistic retellings other than the fact that it's a musical.
sad fact the voice actress of Cinderella got Alzheimer’s. When people asked her to do the voice she would get confused. She never remembered she did the role of Cinderella. 😢☹️ Rip to a legend
Omg you need to watch Cinderella 3. Best Disney classic sequel. The 2nd one is more of an anthology film where it’s several episodes of different stories put together to film length. The 3rd one though is definitely reaction worth! Highly recommend.
Cinderella 3 had no reason to be as amazing as it was, but damn did they do a fantastic job on that movie. I love how many questions they answer with that movie and the character development. the prince is so amazing and funny in it. personally I love cinderella 2 since its fun and cute but 3 really knocked it out of the park and is my favorite cindrella movie
I read the book twenty years ago when I was still a child. Key takeaways:
1. Never underestimate your opponents, or someone close to you. They may surprise you in more ways than one. 😏
2. Cinderella's stepmother and two stepsisters were d*cks, and they belong in a Museum of Hell. 😂
Fun fact: Eleanor Audley, the actress who plays Lady Tremaine (Cinderella’s stepmother), also plays Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty
Oh, thanks for watching it, I haven't seen this movie for a long time, what I admire much about Cinderella is her kindness and her big golden heart, although her stepmother and stepsisters treated her cruelly making her work hard, she always dreamed of being happy again and having a family that would love her, besides her friends mice. I also love the lyrics of the song: "A dream is a wish makes your heart".. It was truly cruel to me how the stepmother encourages the stepsisters to destroy Cinderella's dress, and what made me feel sorry the most was her friends the mice had made an effort to make her dress and she was very grateful to them.. It also amazes me that the movie was created by Walt Disney himself, once I read he himself said Cinderella was his favorite princess, because the two resemble each other in that desire to want more in life, also that his favorite animation was the transformation of Cinderella's dress . You should also see the sequels soon, those are amazing too
*Cinderella* was among the first stories that Walt tried to animate. He made a short, silent version in 1922 as part of the "Laugh-O-Grams" series.
I feel like villains with no magic or super powers are MORE cruel and more evil such as Lady Tremaine, Madam Medusa (she like tried to shoot Penny fr), Frollo, etc.
Agree. I feel like this is the case because they have to put more effort into being cruel. I think they are also closer to what we see on a daily basis like Voldemort vs. the Dursleys.
I agree, and I would add Mother Gothel. She has learned one magic charm (to keep herself young) but otherwise is not magical -- she works through psychological abuse that's all too realistic.
Watching Disney movies after laughing one’s head off watching the ‘Shrek’ franchise hits different.
Another Disney classic, the animation is still top notch and masterful. Was so obsessed with this growing up. Cinderella is beautiful and the lesson here is how she remained kind and compassionate despite her cruel treatment by her stepfamily plus she has a little sass in her too. She was voiced by Ilene Woods who won the role over 380 people and it shows, her gorgeous voice was so perfect. Hoping you'll check out the 2015 Disney remake which they actually got right, sublime in every way ❤❤❤
Tha kind side of Cinderella is shows in one version of the original tale : when it's revealed she was the girl from the ball, the stepsisters kneel in front of her and begfed her pardon, what she accepts and even help them finding a husband
Character Design of the villains are very important. They tell you about the conscious and subconscious biases of the makers.
I love this film. The music animation and slapstick battles and comedy is genius. For a film back in the 50's it's brilliant great choice
I look forward to you watching the 3rd movie of Cinderella. They show off Prince Charming's personality more and let's just say he is iconic! 😂
I appreciated that change even if the prince is a little funny in the first movie when he shows he's annoyed.
@@a.g.demada5263 Oh definitely! You could see the sass in his eyes! 😂😂😂
She’s never seen the prince before that’s why she didn’t know
Cinderella is my favorite movie ever! Glad you enjoyed it!
And yes it was given a much needed restoration, as it infamously looked pretty bad for almost 20 years. It's finally been done justice!
Enjoyed your reaction. It was nice to see you appreciate just how romantic this adaptation is.
Cinderella is very significant (siginficative?) for me. Literally, my great-grandmother's life. She was the daughter of a wealthy spanish merchant, who was a widow and with 2 daughters. He moved to Mexico with his daughters and made a good business in a small town, and he remarried my great-great grandmother who was an indigenous woman. Unfortunately my great-grandmother's mother died during a little bit after she gave birth to a second baby, by the time she was around 5 or 6. Because her father travelled a lot, because being a merchant and there were no airplanes nor train at the time, he spent months away and in the meantime she became the servant of the household and was threatened by her step sisters, because she was a mixed race and had difficulty in speaking spanish, so her father never knew anything, and he died a few years later due to a plague. She was the servant of her own house for until she was 17 years old, when she met my great grandfather who stole her from her house and married her. He was not a prince, but he was a very nice husband and loved her dearly, and made her as happy as he could. Overall, we could say she lived her "happily-ever-after" ending. Unfortunately, the stigma of being a mixed race and having an indigenous language as a mother tongue lasted with her, and raised her children as mestizos and she never taught them her mother tongue or the traditions her own mother taught her. Though, my grandmother used to say she had the demeanor of a high class woman but she never went out without her rebozo or her silver earrings, she would say "she was naked" without them. People who knew her always said she was the kindest woman in town and always happy to help to anybody who needed it, so everyone in town loved her dearly and cried greatly when she died. So yeah, my great grandmother was a Cinderella.
That's a very touching story
This movie - where I learned the importance of little words like "If".
A lot of older fairy tales suggested that fae and fairy magic could only last a day, and would diminish or vanish when the next day began.
Whether Midnight counted as AM back then, or midnight BECAME AM due to this trope, I'm not sure.
Makes for a good story, though.
But yes, fairy godmothers and midnight deadlines are most commonly believed to come from this story.
Cinderella is my second favorite film of the Disney Silver Age
I believe that The Duke have been up all night preparing for the trying of the slipper, hence why he's so tired.
Well, he had no choice and the kingdom is big
this is the most iconic adaptation, the other girlies could never
23:55 That is generally what happens. But does usually take time. You have to look through all the eligible families, see who's available. Weigh up the pros and cons with making an alliance with that family - marriages in nobility were generally seen as an alliance, money wise or politically wise. You have to make sure you have enough to offer the family you've chosen, both families have to agree to the match before the engagement is official or has been announced.
One modern day Cinderella movie I’ve seen that I would recommend is “A Cinderella Story” with Hilary Duff. It’s really good.
THIS MOVIE IS ALWAYS SO CUTE! BUT THE LIVE ACTION VERSION 2015 IS MY FAVORITE!!! 😍💗🔥
The 2015 version is my ALL TIME favorite but also you may want to see Ever After…it’s a bit of a different re-telling with Drew Barrymore & one of my other favorites
My Nana was in 7th grade when this movie got released. She’s 87 years old now. ☺️
This Disney was a classic movie this reaction is such a beautiful movie.
In the original fairy tale, the ball actually took place over the course of three nights. Cinderella attended each night, leaving at midnight to beat her family home (these types of parties lasted well into the night). On the third night, the prince - who had been desperate to keep her at the ball - covered the stair with pitch (a tarry substance) to prevent her from leaving. She ended up leaving her shoe in the mess, and avoided the rest of the pitch.
Also, the original fairy tale was much darker; the father lived, and abused Cinderella along with his new wife and daughters. When trying on the slipper, one stepsister cut off her big toe to make it fit, and the other cut off a bit of her heel. When Cinderella married, her bird friends pecked out the sisters' eyes. The willow tree that Cinderella cried at, where her godmother appeared? That was actually the grave of Cinderella's mother.
This version, based on the Grimm Brothers, is adapted in Stephen Sondheim & James Lapine's *Into the Woods.* Disney's version is based on the French adaptation of the story by Charles Perrault.
That's only in one of the version of the tale.
In another, the stepsisters recognized her, after the fairy Godmother changed her back and, kneel in front of her begfing her pardon. She pardonned them and find them husbands
I love this movie so much! I had a phase when I hated the mice, but back then I hated everything "childish" 😅 I think you would love not only the live-action version (which is probably my favourite live-action remake out there and I can't wait for your reaction), but also Cinderella III: A Twist in Time (2007), IT'S A MASTERPIECE!! Please, I would love that 🙏🏻 I think NickFlix loved it as well 😊
One of my favorite Disney movies 💙
Only just noticing this time round that the title song says "you're as lovely as your name", when in many versions 'Cinderella' is a nickname given to her by her stepsisters to insult her...
A dream is a wish your heart makes is so inspiring, bippidy boppidy is magical, and this is love is so romantic. You can feel the work Walt Disney had on this project even all these years later.
23:12
Prince: that's all you got old man?
18:11 When I was a kid, I couldn’t understand why they tore her dress. When I was older during my teens, now I understand. Because they accused her for thievery and jealousy. Because Cinderella is kind and beautiful. To them… not
Love the new setup! I was looking forward to the reaction, especially since I've seen most of the first half and remember it well. One of my friends from my social group loves Cinderellas horse, Major!
From personal experience, Anastasia, the stepsister with the red hair, gets quite the glow up in the sequels!
What bugs me the most about Anastasia and Drizella ripping up Cinderellas dress is that not only is it her late mothers, but they said themselves that they didn't like the beads and sash on them, not her. Basically, they took back what they originally thought was trash because it was on Cinderella
I Love Watching This Classic Disney Movie Back In The Day!🩵🩵🩵
I love this movie even more than when I was a kid.
I have a movie suggestion for you. It's called "Ferngully: The Last Rainforest". It's another classic. Everyone loves it, including me.
Petition for tim to watch the other two cinderella add ons especially the third one!!
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Fun fact: The actress Betty Lou Gerson who narrated the prologue of Cinderella later on played Cruella DeVil in The 101 Dalmatians from 1961 , Hellene Stanley was the Live Action reference for both Cinderella and Aurora, Eleanor Audley was the live action reference as well as the voices for both Lady Tremaine and Maleficent ( during Sleeping Beauty's production she was battling with tuberculosis ), Ilene Woods didn't even audition for the part of Cinderella,she was a singer that sung for the demos and Walt Casted her on the spot ... Cinderella's Film adaptions go back to the 1870's while the story itself dates back to 27 A.D with the Greek tale of Rhodopis.Walt was faaaaar from the first to adapt any of the popular tales ( Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty,Peter Pan etc .. ) in film ( or specially animation,There was a Betty Boop Cinderella short from 1935 . Walt Also made a Cinderella short all the way back in 1922 with his first studio Laughogram Studios ) , but it's proof that he was a storytelling Genius when you consider the fact that lots of Disney additions to those stories are seen by pop culture as being part of those stories.People are waaay more familiar with Disney's Version of Cinderella ( 1950 ) than they are with Perrault's tale ( 1697 );.Here's Perrault's Version of the tale,read it and you'll understand what I mean ... Enjoy: sites.pitt.edu/~dash/perrault06.html
Fun Uncommon Fact: My grandma is the SAME AGE as this movie and that’s one of the reasons I will always love this movie 🥰🩷 Please watch the modern live action version with Hilary Duff called A Cinderella Story!! It’s not as classic as this one but it’s still REALLY GOOD 😊🥰🩷
Classic Disney is so good. From the animation to the music, Cinderella is way better than any movie Disney has made in the past 5 years
This is my favourite fairytale ever and number 1 spot on my favourite Disney Princess movies 💙💙💙 this movie always makes me so happy whenever I watch it from Cinderella herself and to the rest of the characters and the music and of course the animation 😁I just feel like a child again watching it for the very first time 😊 and for me I will always love the old classic Disney movies. Also fun fact: Cinderellas dress transformation scene was Walt Disney’s favourite piece of animation 👍👍👍 thank you Tim for doing this Disney masterpiece and can’t for the live action reaction and the sequels 😄😄💙💙💙
Such a classic!! 🥰 Love it.
So good!
The slippers were a gift from the godmother. It's not stated in the movie but that's why the slippers are the only thing permanently changed.
Cinderella thanks her fairy Godmother after noticing the slipper so that's pretty clear
Waiting for other Disney classics like Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, 101 Dalmations, Alice in Wonderland.
Watched SLEEPING BEAUTY yesterday!
I endorse all of these, but especially *Snow White* (1937), which is the first full color animated feature film with synchronized sound. You should watch it, even if for no other reason, simply to be cinematically literate. It's among the most iconic, influential films of all time.
I watched this so many times as a kid. Lucifer the cat is still one of my favorite Disney animals ever lol. The mice are great too. 💙
Awwwww Cinderella I LOVE this movie, i am so glad you are watching classic disney movies there are the best.
Once a childhood classic, always a childhood classic
I love your reaction to this man! Believe it or not I still have the original on 📼 since the 1980s! 😎
Tim you should watch Snow White 1937. It’s Disney first movie and first color animated movie and I think you would be impressed by the animation
I used to think all the mice were so cute until a few got into my house, after which I was rooting for the cat.
To answer some questions:
The fairy godmother changed everything with magic except for the shoes. She created those. I don't remember if it is shown in the animation but it is in other versions. So that's the reason it doesn't turn back. Because there is nothing to turn back to.
And why the shoe could only fit Cinderella is never explained in any movie I believe but I have heard that because the slipper is made of glass, it can be explained through ther. Glass has a significant personality. After a night of wearing glass slippers and sweating and things, the slippers practically got molded to her foot. So it would not fit any other foot. Because no foot is exactly like Cinderella's. At least that's what I heard lol
The Disney live remake has a bit of narration that says that no matter the size of the foot, the slipper magically reshaped itself to not fit.
In this animated version, the scene of the de-transformation shows Cinderella surprised to still have the slipper, and then she looks up (to the godmother) and says "Thank you." Which means thank you for the lovely experience, but I also take it to mean, thank you for making a special exception and leaving me the slipper to remember it all by.
Ever After with Drew Barrymore and A Cinderella Story with Hilary Duff are good adaptations of this story that are worth watching. The two scenes that gave me anxiety as a kid were Gus trying to get that last kernel of corn & them trying to get that key to Cinderella.
I watch it at my Disney App. Not just once but over n’ over. I’m 31. Love Cinderella 1960 more.
I love the iconic Disney title cards with the credits at the beginning. They’re so pretty to look at
Nice reaction, also when your done with the Disney Cinderella films, I recommend watching Ever After, the best Cinderella movie of all time.
Yess! will come to the channel
She knew that he was the Prince.
In the Grimm Brothers version, the stepdaughters mutilate their feet to make the slipper fit and the stepmother gets her eyes pecked out by a murder of crows.
The Cinderella in Stephen Sondheim's *Into the Woods* is based on the Grimm Brothers version.
this classic movie is my all time favorite
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Winston Hibler 1910-1976
Les Clark 1907-1979
Al Capp 1909-1979
Dick Huemer 1898-1979
Ben Sharpsteen 1854-1980
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Paul Smith 1906-1985
Wolfgang Reitherman 1909-1985
Hal B Wallis 1898-1986
Milt Kahl 1909-1987
Jerry Livingston 1909-1987
Homer Brightman 1901-1988
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Eric Larson 1905-1988
Clyde Geronimi 1901-1989
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Ken Anderson 1909-1993
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Bianca Majolie 1900-1997
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Marc Davis 1913-2000
Bill Peet 1915-2002
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Maurice Rapf 1914-2003
Frank Thomas 1912-2004
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Rhoda Williams 1930-2006
Mike Douglas 1920-2006
Ollie Johnston 1912-2008
Ilene Woods 1929-2010
Jeffrey Stone 1926-2012
Lucille Bliss 1916-2012
Roger Ebert 1942-2013
Marni Nixon 1930-2016
June Foray 1917-2017
William Edward Phipps 1922-2018
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I guess the slipper may have stayed because it’s the easiest thing to hide from the manic package. A small reassurance that the night was real, but something that only she’d need to see if she hides it well enough
Pour l'anecdote : Cendrillon était la plus vieille princesse Disney avant la création de Tiana, Raiponce puis Anna et Elsa.
Et je sais pas si tu l'as remarqué, mais Lucifer a le même modèle que le chat de Cheshire dans " Alice au pays des merveilles " ou du moins le même sourire
23:28 For himself and for the monarchy - things go more smoothly in a monarchy if the reigning monarch has a direct heir. Things go even more clearly if that heir has an heir of their own.
When the line of succession isn't clear, people tend to get a bit.....shall we say, nervous or jumpy.
This movie is the favorite ever of my sister !
Out of all the remakes out there, Roger & Hammerstein's version with Brandy & Whitney Houston is by far the best! "Ever After"s not a bad one either. But R&H's is by far the best out of them all 👍🏾 👍🏾
I miss these old Disney films because their start-ups always either had a book or a beautiful song about them. Alice In Wonderland's original film had one, The Jungle Book had one... god I miss them.
This movie and beauty and the beast was my childhood movies when I was with my mémére (that's french for grandma) as a kid. She had those movies on DVD. Nowadays I do thankfully have her around still and whenI come over we still watch disney movies. Not Cinderella and beauty and the beast every single time now that she has Disney+ but we still watch disney movies together.
This may be the film version of Cinderella that most people think of, and it deserves its classic status. For an alternative live-action version, I would recommend "The Slipper and the Rose: The Story of Cinderella," a live-action musical film from the 1970s, with excellent songs by the Sherman brothers (who gave us Mary Poppins etc., though this movie isn't Disney) and top-quality actors. It tells the familiar story (filmed in beautiful European castles) but has some surprises as well.
Love all of your reaction videos ❤
Thank youu!!
@@TimotheeReacts I mean it tim just watching the Cinderella video right now. I've seen most of your videos. I love them! Pick up the good work man 💪
The slipper was a gift from fairy godmother and thats why it not change🎉🎉
The slippers were a gift from the godmother to Cinderella
In the french version, she named her Godmother when she says " thank you "
Cinderella has always been my favorite growing up. Besides her beautiful grown, she stayed kind and be friends with all animals even mice. A trip to a Disney park isn’t complete without meeting her
THE classic Disney film from Walt’s lifetime that resumed full-length animated movies for their studio sometime after World War II ended. This is another flick to show Disney in that era moved on from the package films of the 1940s!
In the original story, the step family had to cut off their toes just to fit into the slipper.
Only in one version of the tale
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It meant light bearer basically a way of saying “You light up my life.”
11:06 As for the king, well he didn’t care who the prince married as long as got grandkids out of it.
It’s true