Aschenputtel

1955
1h 12min

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Jacob Grimm, Wilhelm Grimm, and Rita-Maria Nowotny in Aschenputtel (1955)

Agrega una trama en tu idioma"Cinderella" is a delightful musical version of the classic fairytale of a good-natured girl and her wicked stepmother. When the local prince holds a ball for all the women in the land so he... Leer todo"Cinderella" is a delightful musical version of the classic fairytale of a good-natured girl and her wicked stepmother. When the local prince holds a ball for all the women in the land so he can find a wife, Cinderella is forbidden to go. With the aid of her good fairy godmother,... Leer todo"Cinderella" is a delightful musical version of the classic fairytale of a good-natured girl and her wicked stepmother. When the local prince holds a ball for all the women in the land so he can find a wife, Cinderella is forbidden to go. With the aid of her good fairy godmother, however, Cinderella attends the ball and wins the prince's heart. Filmed in a beautiful n... Leer todo

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Released in the U.S. as Cinderella (1966), one of a small handful of films distributed by Barry Yellen's Childhood Productions in 1966, each a hastily dubbed U.S. premiere of a foreign language film, including Snow White and Rose Red (1955) ginal title: Schneeweisschin und Rosenrot], The Big Bad Wolf (1957) ginal title: The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats] and The Christmas That Almost Wasn't (1966). All of the English song scores were released as original sound track albums on RCA Camden Records, long out-of-print vinyl releases that command high prices today.

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''Step Into Cinderella's Magic Slippers....

This is another German made fairy tale film, made in 1955 and released in the us by Childhood Productions in 1966. What a beautiful movie! The English Language version is rather clumsily synchronized, although the voices used for the dubbing are fine. The on location filming is lovely. But what really makes it memorable, is the new musical score, composed by Anne and Milton Delugg. Not only are the songs charming, but the orchestrations are wonderful. This is basically the Grimm Brothers version of Cinderella, but the Fairy Godmother (from Perrault's tale) has been added. Goodtimes Home Video released a near mint videotape of it years ago, but it is now out of print (and it was never easy to find even when it was available). The only other release was a cassette from Republic home video(also out of print) which was missing 22 minutes, and was scratchy and splicey to boot. Ihope this film makes it to DVD soon!