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Cinderella (22-Feb-1965)

Director: Charles S. Dubin

Writer: Joseph Schrank

From fairy tale: Cendrillon by Charles Perrault

Keywords: Juvenile/Fantasy

Made-for-TV movie.

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Pat Carroll
Actor
5-May-1927   Make Room for Daddy
Stuart Damon
Actor
5-Feb-1937   Alan Quartermaine on General Hospital
Celeste Holm
Actor
29-Apr-1917 15-Jul-2012 Gentleman's Agreement
Walter Pidgeon
Actor
23-Sep-1897 25-Sep-1984 How Green Was My Valley
Ginger Rogers
Dancer
16-Jul-1911 25-Apr-1995 The Gay Divorcee
Jo Van Fleet
Actor
30-Dec-1914 10-Jun-1996 East of Eden
Lesley Ann Warren
Actor
16-Aug-1946   The Limey

REVIEWS

Review by Anonymous (posted on 19-Mar-2008)

This is one of Rogers and Hammersteins sleepers. Leslie Ann Warren was so young and innocent in appearance, it was very refreshing, and who knew she could sing! Stuart Damon was a great Prince,and another Wow for the singing! As usual Jo Van Fleet was the perfect character actress, and made an excellent Evil Stepmother. Although the parts were small, it was fun seeing Ginger Rogers and Walter Pidgeon as the King and Queen. (Ginger still looked as if she were floating, when she danced) Even though this was a Made-for-TV movie, it was very well done, sort of in the tradition of "Auntie Mame", where the sets were "stage-like". It really gave the whole film a different feel. This is definately one of those old faithfuls, that you will want to sit around the TV with your kids and watch,if for no other reason, nostalgia. At this point, most of the cast is either dead, or not active in the biz anymore, so it's really fun to see Lesley-Ann Warren, before her teeth were fixed and she became popular, and Stuart Damon before being the long-lived Dr. Alan Quartermaine of General Hospital. R and H, you've done it again!


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