After the Ball

2015
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1h 41min

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Portia Doubleday and Marc-André Grondin in After the Ball (2015)

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Después de que una joven diseñadora de moda se enfrente a su madrastra y hermanastras corruptas, se disfraza para ayudar a salvar el negocio familiar de su padre.Después de que una joven diseñadora de moda se enfrente a su madrastra y hermanastras corruptas, se disfraza para ayudar a salvar el negocio familiar de su padre.Después de que una joven diseñadora de moda se enfrente a su madrastra y hermanastras corruptas, se disfraza para ayudar a salvar el negocio familiar de su padre.

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Trivia
Kate (Portia Doubleday) goes by the alias of Nate Ganymede while working at Kassell disguised as a man. This is a reference to William Shakespeare's "As You Like It," where the female character Rosalind masquerades as a boy named Ganymede.

Errores
When Kate is sorting through buttons, she places a box into a large gray container, but in the next shot the gray container is gone. Then she is seen pulling out the gray container and placing it where it had been before and putting two other boxes inside of it.

Citas
Kate: What would you do if you were in my shoes?
Bella: Get new shoes.

Conexiones
References Las aventuras de Priscilla, reina del desierto (1994)

Bandas sonoras
Young and in Love
Written and performed by Emilia

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7/10

Not quite 'She's the Man' but....

It probably helps to compare this film more to 'Twelfth Night' than to 'Cinderella', though it owes both.

I enjoyed it; but then I enjoy anything with Portia Doubleday. She is not as slapstick-funny as Amanda Bynes; but she is prettier; and she carries off the awkwardness of the Kate character amusingly and even credibly. You are inclined to like her character here - she is honest, well-meaning, and determined without being either overly sappy or shallow.

If there are shallow acting performances, they're down to everyone else - Daniel's character was insufficiently developed, making him appear like a caricature of Prince Charming rather than a real-life, modern-day Orsino; and Elise's character is hardly any Olivia. The actors are good enough but they aren't given much to work with.

Being a vehicle for Miss Doubleday is the movie's one saving grace. I really missed seeing her (little spoiler here) on the runway at the end; as it'd have been a major PR success for the company to have had Kate present in her new capacity; and of course she's lacking nothing to have made a good model... if only on her own terms :)