Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella


2h 1997

Brief Synopsis

Television movie remake of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "Cinderella." With the help of her Fairy Godmother, a poor girl who dreams of finding true happiness, but who is mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters, Minerva and Calliope, attends a special ball where the local Prince must choos

Film Details

Also Known As
Askungen, Cinderella, Wonderful World of Disney (11/02/97), The
MPAA Rating
Genre
Fantasy
Musical
Release Date
1997
Location
Sony Studios, Los Angeles, California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Synopsis

Television movie remake of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "Cinderella." With the help of her Fairy Godmother, a poor girl who dreams of finding true happiness, but who is mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters, Minerva and Calliope, attends a special ball where the local Prince must choose his future wife. Disguised as a mysterious princess, Cinderella enchants the Prince. Remembering her Fairy Godmother's admonition that she leave the ball by the strike of twelve, Cinderella flees, leaving behind a sparkling glass slipper as the single clue to her identity. The Prince sets out on a mission with his servant Lionel to find the one special maiden who lost the glass slipper. After trying the slipper on the endless supply of eligible female feet in the kingdom, he finally finds Cinderella. When she tries on the slipper, it's a perfect fit. In true fairy tale fashion, Cinderella and the Prince are married and start their lives of "happily ever after."

Crew

Bud Alper

Sound Mixer

Laurie Badami

Production Associate

Douglas Besterman

Song

Ralf D Bode

Director Of Photography

Ralf D Bode

Dp/Cinematographer

Paul Bogaev

Music Conductor

Paul Bogaev

Music Supervisor

Robin Borman-wizan

Wardrobe

Debra Martin Chase

Executive Producer

Veanne Cox

Song Performer

Robyn Crawford

Associate Producer

David Cullen

Song

Michael Dennison

Wardrobe Supervisor

Natalie Desselle

Song Performer

Fred Ebb

Theme Lyrics

Martin Erskine

Song

Martin Erskine

Music

Julie Kaye Fanton

Set Decorator

Roxanna Floyd

Makeup

Richard Ford

Music Editor

Michael Forte

Transportation Coordinator

Robert L Freedman

Screenplay

David R Ginsburg

Executive Producer

Whoopi Goldberg

Song Performer

Jennifer Good-peltz

Production Coordinator

Timothy B Graham

Special Effects

Jennifer Guerrero-mazursky

Hair Stylist

Oscar Hammerstein Ii

Theme Lyrics

Oscar Hammerstein Ii

Book As Source Material

Lorenz Hart

Theme Lyrics

Andy Hill

Music

Whitney Houston

Executive Producer

Whitney Houston

Song Performer

Stuart Howard

Casting

Nancy Karlin

Script Supervisor

David Krane

Music

Shelly Lane

Assistant

Ellin Lavar

Hair Stylist

Arif Mardin

Song

Rob Marshall

Music

Rob Marshall

Choreographer

Tyrone Mason

Assistant Director

Valorie Massalas

Casting

Carol Lee Meadows

Choreographer

Neil Meron

Executive Producer

Ellen Mirojnick

Costume Designer

Mike Moder

Unit Production Manager

Mike Moder

Producer

Paolo Montalban

Song Performer

Chris Montan

Producer

Bernadette Peters

Song Performer

Marge Piane

Assistant Director

Corky Randall

Animal Wrangler

Victoria E Rhodes

Assistant Director

Richard Rodgers

Song

Richard Rodgers

Music

Casey O Rohrs

Editor

Edward L. Rubin

Art Director

Amy Schechter

Casting

Randy Ser

Production Designer

Dionne P Smith

Makeup

Michael Starobin

Song

Tanya Swerling

Editor

Danny Troob

Music

Danny Troob

Song

Paula Warner

Post-Production Supervisor

Frank Wolf

Music

Craig Zadan

Executive Producer

Film Details

Also Known As
Askungen, Cinderella, Wonderful World of Disney (11/02/97), The
MPAA Rating
Genre
Fantasy
Musical
Release Date
1997
Location
Sony Studios, Los Angeles, California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Aired in United States November 2, 1997

Originally in development for CBS.

Budget source: Daily Variety 07/11/1997

Estimated budget: $12,000,000

Telecast as a presentation of "The Wonderful World of Disney."

Began shooting June 23, 1997.

Completed shooting July 31, 1997.

Two earlier renditions of this musical were broadcast on CBS: the first, starring Julie Andrews, on March 31, 1957; and the second, starring Lesley Ann Warren, on February 22, 1965.