[20] The film was co-produced by Walt Disney Telefilms, Storyline Entertainment and Houston's own production company BrownHouse Productions,[12] becoming the latter's first project and Houston's executive producing debut. "[89], Brandy Norwood reprises her role as Cinderella in the Disney+ film The Pocketwatch, part of the Descendants franchise.[149]. [41] According to George Rodosthenous, author of The Disney Musical on Stage and Screen: Critical Approaches from 'Snow White' to 'Frozen', "traces of sexism" were removed from the script in favor of creating "a prince for a new era" while maintaining its "fundamental storyline";[42] this version of the story emphasizes that the prince has fallen in love with Cinderella because she is funny and intelligent, in addition to being beautiful. [40] Despite being more similar to the original musical than the 1965 remake in style and structure, the script's "values and tone" have been updated. [21] According to Zadan, musical films struggled to sell well on home video until Cinderella was released. MPAA G. Running Time 1 hr 14 min. Cinderella is a musically-driven bold new take on the traditional story you grew up with. after the company endured box office bombs with Fantasia and Bambi (pictures that would later become more successful with re-releases); . [16][36] They hosted the table-read at the Rihga Royal Hotel in New York City, one of Houston's favorite locations at the time. [82] At the 50th Primetime Emmy Awards in 1998, the film was also nominated for Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music Program, 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, and Outstanding Music Direction, ultimately winning one for Outstanding Art Direction for a Variety or Music Program, which was awarded to Julie Kaye Fanton, Edward L. Rubin and Randy Ser. [41] Matthew Gilbert of The Boston Globe complained that despite its "visual charm" and strong performances, the film lacks "romance, warmth, and a bit of snap in the dance department", failing to become "anything more than a slight TV outing that feels more Nickelodeon than Broadway. "[25] Tesema credits its ethnic diversity with making the film as "enchanting" as it is, continuing that the production "invites you to accept these [characters' races] as just the way they are for a little over an hour and it's a beautiful phenomenon". 4. 7 Reviews 10,000+ Ratings. [47] Den of Geek ranked the film the second best "Cinderella" adaptation, describing it as "the first time the story truly felt magical" and writing "Almost twenty-five years later, this adaptation still feels like the television event it was when it premiered. [37] Although the producers agreed that Houston's character would sing the film's closing number,[52] selecting a song for Houston proved a challenge. [121] Bill Carter of The New York Times predicted that the success of the broadcast "will mean more musicals for television, probably as early as" 1998. This became the highest-selling home video release of any made-for-television film at that time,[81][82] selling one million copies its first week. [120], ABC began discussing the possibility of Disney producing more musical films for the network shortly after Cinderella's premiere,[83] originally commissioning its producers to develop similar musicals to broadcast every November. "[36] Due to the well-known cast, tabloid newspapers often fabricated stories of the cast engaging in physical altercations, particularly among Brandy, Houston and Goldberg, all of which were proven false. [16] In a final attempt to earn Houston's approval, Meron and Zadan enlisted Broadway actors to perform a read-through for the singer, namely La Chanze as Cinderella, Brian Stokes Mitchell as the prince, Theresa Meritt as the Fairy Godmother and Dana Ivey as the Stepmother. NEW Barbie as Cinderella 1997 Doll box missing but never removed from cardboard. She's directed music videos, which I'm not turning my nose up at, many directors have started out directing music videos, but it's just not the same thing. [5][6] Songwriters Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II originally wrote Cinderella as a musical exclusively for television starring Julie Andrews,[7] which aired in 1957 to 107 million viewers. [40] Freedman granted the prince "a democratic impulse" that drives him to spend time among the citizens of his country in the hopes of better understanding them. [17] Cosmopolitan's Alexis Nedd wrote that the film's final cast consisted of "Broadway stars, recording artists, relative unknowns, and bona fide entertainment superstars. [37] Iscove identified the film's time period as "nouveau into deco," while also incorporating influences from the work of Gustav Klimt. [42] Describing herself as familiar with the "flavor" of Rodgers and Hammerstein's material, Houston opted to perform their songs simply as opposed to her signature pop, R&B or gospel approach. [136], Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella is considered to be a "groundbreaking" film due to its diverse cast, particularly casting a Black actress as Cinderella. 2 Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella (1997) . "[34] Fans have affectionately nicknamed the film "the Brandy Cinderella". The original cast included Brandy and the late Whitney Houston, as well as Whoopi Goldberg as Queen Constatina, Paolo Montalban as Prince Christopher, Victor Garber as King Maximillian, Bernadette . MPAA PG. [12] The idea to remake Cinderella for television a second time originated as early as 1992, at which time producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron first approached the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization about obtaining the screen rights to the production. Disney's recent streak continued over the weekend with the $70.1 million North American debut of its traditional, sumptuously costumed fairy tale adaptation "Cinderella," according to studio . [36][70] The Brooklyn Paper estimates that Goldberg wore approximately $60 million worth of jewelry for the film. [38] Cinderella has a conversation with the prince in which she explains that a woman should always be treated "like a person. [34][38][41], Cinderella was provided with a more empowering motive in that her fairy godmother reminds her that she has always been capable of bettering her own situation; she "just didn't know it" yet. And once you learn that, you don't unlearn it", representing its theme that nothing is impossible. Although mistreated by her cruel stepmother and stepsisters, Cinderella is able to attend the royal ball through the help of a fairy godmother. [22] Mary and James often visited,[35] as well as Chapin. [35] Due to the film's child-friendly message, children and family members of the cast and crew visited the set regularly, including Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown and husband Bobby Brown. [4] Victor Garber, who was cast as King Maximillian, also enjoyed the film's multicultural cast, describing the fact that his character has an Asian son with an African-American queen as "extraordinary". [63] According to A. J. Jacobs of Entertainment Weekly, the film's budget was approximately four-times that of a typical television film. "[46] Theater director Timothy Sheader found the production "harsh and unmagical". "I auditioned some 7,000 times for Cinderella ," James jokingly recalled to The Hindu in 2020. The film was a huge box-office success and allowed Disney to carry on producing films throughout the 1950s. [30][31], Brandy likened being hand-selected for Cinderella by a performer she idolizes to a real-life fairy tale,[32] accepting the role because she already had successful singing and acting careers, in addition to relating to the main character in several ways. With its enchanting story, iconic animation, unforgettable characters and plenty of Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo. [101] Similarly, Martha Tesema wrote in an article for Mashable that "seeing Brandy as Cinderella on screen was groundbreaking" having "grown up in a time where future Disney characters like Tiana did not exist and the reason why didn't cross my minduntil this Cinderella. Cinderella (Signature Edition) (10,859) 7.3 1 h 14 min 1950 X-Ray G. Beloved by generations of fans, Disney's timeless classic Cinderella is now part of the Walt Disney Signature Collection and the prestigious National Film Registry. [47] Identifying Brandy as one of her inspirations for the role,[142] Palmer explained, "I feel like the reason I'm able to do this is definitely because Brandy did it on TV". [45] Peters' stepmother was adapted into a more comical version than previous incarnations of the character due to the actress' comedic background. [115] Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella was the 13th most nominated program at that year's ceremony. [20][56] Additionally, samples of "Impossible" and the wedding march were interpolated into its melody. The special will reunite some of the original members of its heavy-hitting cast, including Brandy, Whoopi Goldberg, Paolo Montalban, Victor Garber, Bernadette Peters, Jason Alexander and Veanne Cox. Cinderella adalah film fantasi romantis Amerika Serikat yang disutradarai oleh Kenneth Branagh, dengan skenario ditulis oleh Chris Weitz.Diproduseri oleh David Barron, Simon Kinberg dan Allison Shearmur untuk Walt Disney Pictures, kisah film ini terinspirasi oleh dongeng Cinderella karya Charles Perrault, dan menggunakan nama-nama karakter dari film Walt Disney tahun 1950 berjudul sama. [78], In addition to being the most-watched program of the evening, Cinderella remained the most-watched program of the entire week, scoring higher ratings than the consistently popular shows ER and Seinfeld. [49], Houston originally hoped that the film would earn a theatrical release. "[137] Following its success, Disney considered adapting the fairy tale "Sleeping Beauty" into a musical set in Spain featuring Latin music, but the idea never materialized. Con Brandy Norwood, Bernadette Peters, Veanne Cox, Natalie Desselle Reid. [101] Some purist fans were less impressed with the contemporary arrangements of Rodgers and Hammerstein's original music. [37] The main characters were dressed in costumes that complemented their roles and personalities, the stepfamily's "loud" dresses in contrast to Cinderella's warmer, more neutral tones. 17. [28] A BET biographer referred to the production as a "phenomenon" whose cast "broke new ground. "[52] Despite the fact that Hammerstein's will states that altering his work is prohibited,[56] James believes his father would have appreciated Ebb's contribution since the songwriter had been known to enjoy collaborating with new lyricists. [16] The singer eventually aged to the point at which she no longer felt suitable for the role of Cinderella. The revenue listed is the worldwide box office combined with the domestic home market revenue to date. [39] Casting the stepmother proved particularly challenging since most of the white actresses considered for the role felt uneasy about acting cruelly towards a Black Cinderella; Bette Midler was among several actresses who declined. $70.1 million [1] A Cinderella Story is a 2004 American teen romantic comedy film directed by Mark Rosman, written by Leigh Dunlap and starring Hilary Duff, Chad Michael Murray, Jennifer Coolidge, and Regina King. [11][52] Despite being covered by singer Bing Crosby, "There's Music in You" remained obscure for 40 years until its re-discovery. In the end, Cinderella and the Prince marry in a grand ceremony, while the palace gates close on her stepfamily, forcing them to watch from outside. You can stream Disney's 1950 classic Cinderella (and its two subsequent sequels) on Disney+, while the Whitney Houston -fronted 1997 adaptation and the 1998 Drew Barrymore movie EverAfter are . "[69] The costume department originally created fake jewelry for Goldberg's character, which consisted of rhinestones for her to wear during the film's ballroom and wedding sequences. After being scolded for speaking to a stranger, Cinderella returns to her stepfamily's aid before she was able to realize the young man is Prince Christopher. [20] Describing the project as both a major opportunity and responsibility, Alexander acknowledged that Cinderella's failure to succeed could potentially jeopardize the future of musical films altogether. [118][119] Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella was nominated for three NAACP Image Awards, including Outstanding Television Movie, Mini-Series or Dramatic Special,[citation needed] while both Brandy and Goldberg were nominated for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Television Movie or Mini-Series. When the Prince and Lionel arrive at Cinderella's home, the Stepmother locks Cinderella in the kitchen hoping to keep her hidden. Based on the French fairy tale by Charles Perrault, the film is the second remake and third version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical, which originally aired on television in 1957. Outside box missing but still attached to inside piece. [110] The Oxford Handbook of The American Musical editor Raymond Knapp believes that Brandy's sitcom experience negatively affected her acting, writing that she often overreacts and delivers lines "as if they were punch lines rather than emotionally generated phrases. [16] The producers refused,[36] insisting that "The whole point of this whole thing was to have a black Cinderella. [102] Despite calling the supporting cast "unusually strong", the critic felt Brandy and Houston acted too much like their own selves for their performances to be considered truly compelling. In addition to Cinderella herself, Mirojnick costumed all female guests attending the prince's ball in various shades of blue, ranging from aqua to sapphire;[49] Meron believes that Mirojnick's use of color in the characters' costumes distracts from the various skin colors of the film's actors. Running Time 1 hr 45 min. Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella is regarded by contemporary critics as a groundbreaking film due to the unprecedented diversity of its cast and Brandy's role. Video Release: September 3rd, 2021 by Amazon Studios. "[34], The film received several accolades. [37] Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella premiered on October 13, 1997 at Mann's Chinese Theatre,[75] which Houston attended with her husband and daughter. [4], By the late 1990s, Disney had grown interested in reviving their long-running anthology program The Wonderful World of Disney. [51], Freedman's final teleplay is 11 minutes longer than previous adaptations, in turn offering several opportunities for new songs, some of which the producers felt necessary. Theater box office or somewhere else [79] Cinderella's producers immediately began researching other musical projects to adapt for the Wonderful World of Disney, with the network originally hoping to produce at least one similar television special per year,[79] announcing that songwriter Stephen Schwartz had already begun writing a musical adaptation of Pinocchio. [16] After relocating their production company, Storyline Entertainment, from CBS to Disney Studios,[18] Zadan and Meron re-introduced the project to Houston. That in stories, there are no constraints; the only limit is your imagination. [36] Bernadette Peters was ultimately cast as Cinderella's stepmother, her second villainous role after originating the Witch in the stage musical Into the Woods (1986). I know it was important for Whitney to leave this legacy for her daughter. . [20] Furthermore, Alexander insisted that Lionel be different from his Seinfeld character George Costanza, despite Freedman originally writing several in-jokes that alluded to Alexander's most famous role, prompting him to revise several of the actor's scenes accordingly. [15] According to the Nielsen ratings, Cinderella averaged a 22.3 rating and 31 share (although it was originally estimated that the program had earned only an 18.8 rating),[9][78] which is believed to have been bolstered by the film's strong appeal towards women and adults between the ages of 18 and 49. While most reviewers praised the film's costumes, sets and supporting cast, particularly Peters, Alexander and Goldberg, television critics were divided over Brandy and Houston's performances, as well as Disney's more feminist approach to Brandy's character. [35][72] Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella was a major ratings success, breaking several television records much like the original did. Originally presented on television in 1957 starring Julie Andrews, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella was the most widely viewed program in the history of the medium. [139] Newsweek opined that Brandy's casting proved that "the idea of a black girl playing the classic Cinderella was [not] unthinkable", calling it "especially significant because" Disney's 1950 film "sent a painful message that only white women could be princesses. It was adapted by Robert L. Freedman and directed by Robert Iscove, with choreography by Rob Marshall, and was produced by Whitney Houston and Debra . [citation needed] Peters was nominated for a Satellite Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television, while Alexander was nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television. However, development was delayed for several years, during which time the network grew disinterested in the project. Welcome back to The Saturday Night Movies Podcast! Cinderella grows distracted while waiting upon her stepmother and two stepsisters in the marketplace, where she meets a charming young man. With her Fairy Godmother's warning that the spell will only last until midnight, Cinderella leaves for the ball. [138] Brandy is considered to be the first African-American to play Cinderella on-screen. [9][62] Surprisingly, 70 percent of Cinderella's total viewership that evening consisted of females under the age of 18,[15][79] specifically ages two to 11. 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[108] Television critic Howard Rosenberg, in a review for the Los Angeles Times, described Brandy's singing as superior to her acting, resulting in "a tender, fresh Cinderella". For further information on notice of non-discrimination, the OCR office for North Carolina is located at: Washington DC (Metro), Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, 400 Maryland Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20202-1475; Telephone Number: (202) 453-6020; e-mail: OCR.DC@ed.gov. [59] To film the "Impossible" musical sequence, Houston rode on a wooden pulley to simulate the effect that she was flying alongside Cinderella's pumpkin carriage. [123] They enlisted Cinderella's choreographer Rob Marshall to direct and making the orphans ethnically diverse. [16] In a conscious decision to update the fairy tale for a modern generation, Freedman sought to deconstruct the messages young girls and boys were subjected to in previous versions of the fairy tale, explaining, "We didn't want the message to be 'just wait to be rescued",[38] and thus altered the story to "reflect current ideas about what we should be teaching children. What's on TV & Streaming Top 250 TV Shows Most Popular TV Shows Browse TV Shows . [17][19] Zadan explained that, because of her popularity, Houston "had so many other concrete things that she was doing that 'Cinderella' took a back seat". "[16], Television writer Robert L. Freedman became involved with the project as early as 1993. Cinderella is soon visited by her Fairy Godmother for the first time, who encourages her to go to the ball; she magically transforms a pumpkin into a carriage, rats into footmen and a coachman, mice into horses, and her rags into a beautiful ballgown, complete with a pair of glass slippers. By the time the film was greenlit by Disney for ABC, Houston felt that she had outgrown the title role, which she offered to Brandy instead. [65] The film was released on DVD on February 4, 2003. The clock strikes midnight as Cinderella and the Prince share their first kiss, but Cinderella flees on foot while the spell is reverted, leaving behind a single glass slipper. They save the original sound while updating it. It's Possible! [125], Following the success of the film, the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization and Disney discussed possibly adapting the production into a touring stage musical by 2001, but the idea never materialized. [16] Although he had not written a musical before, Freedman was fond of Warren's version and drawn to the opportunity to work with Zadan and Meron, whose plans to remake Cinderella he had first read about in a Variety article. The decision to use a color-blind casting approach originated among the producers to reflect how society had evolved by the 1990s, with Brandy becoming the first Black actress to portray Cinderella on screen. Hallmark Keepsake Ornament "Little Red Riding Hood" By Madame Alexander/New In Box Dated 1997/"Cinderella"/Madame Alexander 1996 [58] Brandy learned to waltz for the role,[32] a task which took her two weeks to perfect. [16] Houston believed strongly in the story's positive moral "that nothing is impossible and dreams do come true," encouraging the filmmakers to imbue their version of Cinderella "with a 90s sensibility but to remain faithful to the spirit of the original. The Prince returns to the palace, where he is apprehended by his valet Lionel for once again visiting the kingdom disguised as a commoner, and learns that his parents, Queen Constantina and King Maximillian, plan to host a ball in order to find their son a suitable bride, an idea he strongly protests because he would rather marry for love. [42][46] The filmmakers agreed that Alexander deserved his own musical number due to his experience as a musical theatre performer, and decided to combine the Steward's "Your Majesties" with the Town Crier's "The Prince is Giving a Ball" from the original musical into an elaborate song-and-dance sequence. [70] Winston supplied the set with three armed guards to ensure that the jewelry remained protected at all times and was safely returned at the end of filming. [16] James concluded, "for a generation of young children of color, 'Cinderella' became an iconic memory of their childhoods, of seeing themselves in a black princess who could lock eyes and fall in love with a Filipino prince. [55], Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella was the first of the three versions of the musical to be shot on film. '", citing its diverse cast, combating of sexist stereotypes often depicted in other Disney films, and empowering themes that encourage children to make their own dreams come true as opposed to simply "keep on believing" among "three important reasons the 1997 version has maintained relevance today. Cinderella will waltz into the hearts of the entire family and live happily ever after as one . [94][99][131] The Daily Telegraph deemed the 1997 adaptation "The final of the trio of classic Cinderella remakes". "[2] Similarly, television critic Ken Tucker, writing for Entertainment Weekly, praised Brandy and Alexander but found that Houston "strikes a wrong note as a sassy, vaguely hostile Fairy Godmother" while dismissing Montalban as "a drearily bland prince" and describing most of the musical numbers as "clunky", predicting that children "will sleep through" the film. [32] Goldberg, who is not primarily known as a singer, also provided her own vocals for the film, by which some of the filmmakers and cast were pleasantly surprised; Goldberg found the process somewhat difficult due to being surrounded by several professional singers, namely Houston, Brandy and Peters. The overview of the film is, "The rich colors, sweet songs, adorable mice, and endearing (if suffering . "[51], Martha Tesema, a writer for Mashable, called the film "the best live-action princess remake", writing that it "deserves just as much praise now as it did then. Disney's 1997 adaptation of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella was a dream come true for executive producer Whitney Houston (originally tapped to play Cindy herself) and for Black girls . [21] Hoping to relaunch the series using "a big event", Disney CEO Michael Eisner approached Zadan and Meron about potential television projects; the producers suggested Houston's Cinderella, which Eisner green-lit immediately. [37] Meron maintains that these adjustments helped the composition resemble a "Rodgers and Hammerstein song that sounds like a new Whitney Houston record". Yang Hormat Dato' Sri Idris bin Md. The film made $542 million worldwide, Branagh's biggest box office haul to date as a director. Cinderella (Brandy) chafes under the cruelty of her wicked stepmother (Bernadette Peters) and her evil stepsisters, Calliope (Veanne Cox) and Minerva (Natalie Desselle), until her Fairy Godmother (Whitney Houston) steps in to change her life for one unforgettable night. "[104] Leonard also praised the actors' musical performances, particularly Peters' "Falling in Love with Love", but admitted that he prefers the songs used in Disney's 1950 animated adaptation of the fairy tale. [95] On February 4, 2021, Brandy announced on The View that the film would be released on Disney+ on February 12, 2021. [14] The network grew disinterested in favor of other titles by 1996,[18] while Houston herself was already committed to several other projects. When it is announced that there is to be a 'Ball' in honour of the kingdoms Prince the wicked step-mother. [16] Houston arrived at the reading several hours late, by which time some of the actors had grown frustrated and weary. Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella (also known as simply Cinderella)[1] is a 1997 American musical fantasy television film produced by Walt Disney Television, directed by Robert Iscove and written by Robert L. Freedman. [52], Houston's Fairy Godmother was expanded into a more musical role by having the character preface the film with a downtempo rendition of "Impossible". Nel 2016, la Walt Disney Pictures aveva riacquistato i diritti cinematografici de Le cronache di Prydain, da cui tratto il film d'animazione Taron e la pentola magica, con l'intenzione di adattare la serie di libri in una serie di film live-action: il progetto risultava essere in fase di sviluppo iniziale presso i Walt Disney Studios senza ancora alcun regista . [8] The telecast was remade in 1965 starring Lesley Ann Warren,[9][10][11] airing annually on CBS from 1965 to 1972. [37] Zadan agreed that "We've only been able to make [expensive musicals] because of the home-video component. Now, the 1997 live action remake of Cinderella, starring Brandy and Whitney Houston, is finally available for streaming, thanks to Disney+. "[26] Company alumna Veanne Cox and television actress Natalie Desselle, respectively, were cast as Cinderella's stepsisters. [102], Teresa Talerico, writing for Common Sense Media, praised the film's costumes, sets and musical numbers while lauding Peters, Goldberg and Houston's performances, but found the choreography stiff.
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