Cendrillon

Titre original : Cinderella

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Lorsque la cruelle belle-mère de Cendrillon l'empêche d'assister au bal royal, elle reçoit une aide inattendue des adorables souris Gus et Jaq, ainsi que de sa marraine, la fée.Lorsque la cruelle belle-mère de Cendrillon l'empêche d'assister au bal royal, elle reçoit une aide inattendue des adorables souris Gus et Jaq, ainsi que de sa marraine, la fée.Lorsque la cruelle belle-mère de Cendrillon l'empêche d'assister au bal royal, elle reçoit une aide inattendue des adorables souris Gus et Jaq, ainsi que de sa marraine, la fée.

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Nommé pour 3 Oscars
- 6 victoires et 9 nominations au total

Jaq
(voix)
(as James Macdonald)
…

Eleanor Audley

Lady Tremaine
(voix)

Verna Felton

Fairy Godmother
(voix)

Claire Du Brey

Rhoda Williams

Drizella
(voix)

Helene Stanley

Luis Van Rooten

King
(voix)
…

Don Barclay

Doorman
(voix)

Lucille Bliss

Anastasia
(voix)

Jeffrey Stone

Mike Douglas

Prince Charming
(voix (chant))

William Phipps

Prince Charming
(voix)

Marion Darlington

Birds
(voix)

Earl Keen

Bruno
(voix)

John Woodbury

Lucille Williams

Perla - a Mouse
(voix)

June Foray

Lucifer
(voix)

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Anecdotes
Ilene Woods suffered from Alzheimer's disease in the later years of her life. During this time, she did not even remember that she had played Cinderella, but nurses claimed that she was very much comforted by the song "A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes".

Gaffes
On the palace clock, the Roman numeral 4 is written as "IIII" instead of "IV". However, historically, 4 in Roman numerals was written "IIII". The subtractive system in Roman numerals in which 4 is written as "IV" is fairly recent.

Citations
Cinderella: [singing] A dream is a wish your heart makes when you're fast asleep. In dreams you will lose your heartaches. Whatever you wish for, you keep. Have faith in your dreams, and someday, your rainbow will come smiling through. No matter how your heart is grieving, if you keep on believing, the dream that you wish will come true.

Crédits fous
In lieu of a cast list, the opening credits specify "with the talents of" followed by nine names: Ilene Woods, Eleanor Audley, Verna Felton, Claire Du Brey, Rhoda Williams, James MacDonald, Helene Stanley, Luis Van Rooten, and Don Barclay. However, only seven of these persons provided voices for the animated characters (according to studio records) and are listed in the cast. Both Stanley and Du Brey were live action models to help the artists animate the humans. They were placed in the miscellaneous section.

Versions alternatives
In the 1988 video, instead of the original RKO logo, the film opens with the complete Walt Disney Pictures logo, with the Walt Disney Pictures theme replacing part of the title song. For the 1995 video, the portion of the song was restored, but a Buena Vista credit replaced the RKO logo. (The 1995 laserdisc used the original RKO logo; the familiar blue logo appears before and after the film, but not replacing any part. In the 2012 Blu-Ray/DVD, the familiar blue logo wasn't used at all and the original RKO logo was restored.) For the 2005 DVD, the movie opens with a shortened Walt Disney Pictures logo accompanied by the part of the song that played with the RKO logo.

Connexions
Edited into Le monde merveilleux de Disney: The Great Cat Family (1956)

Bandes originales
Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo
(1949) (uncredited)
Music and Lyrics by Mack David, Jerry Livingston, and Al Hoffman
Performed by Verna Felton and chorus

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My first movie

This is the first movie I have ever seen and it was love at first sight. Since then I've watched it a hundred times or so and collected the video in many languages. Cinderella is wonderful, funny and rich. I know that many people remember it for the mice and Lucifer, but look at the human figures: they're (with the exception of the Prince) perfect and truly convincing. For example the relationship between Cinderella and the stepmother is strongly rendered and it's clear that the girl fears that woman. The sequence of the fairy godmother is one of the best of all Disney films (what a dream the transformation of the dress) and the ball episode is exciting and fascinating in both drawing (note the use of the shadows at a time when computer coloring was far away), dialogue and music (the Cinderella Waltz "So this is love" is enchanting).