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The Voices of Ilene Woods and Eleanor Audley in...

Cinderella

Walt Disney Masterpiece

( Catalog Number 4964CS )
(1.33:1) (3 Sides) (CAV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Documentary "The making of Cinderella"
1922 Laugh-o-Gram version of Cinderella (complete motion footage)
1933 Silly Symphony version (unrealized) artwork
1940 Story Concepts
Sequence Breakdown and Storyboards for Introduction scene
Abandoned storyboard sequence for "The Music Lesson"
Abandoned storyboard sequence for "Cinderella Work Song"

Cinderella
1950 - 60 min. - Color
Genre: Animation

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
This version of Cinderella is the original Walt Disney animated feature based on Charles Perrault's 17th-century fable about a poor stepdaughter transformed into a vision of beauty and sent to the royal ball by her Fairy Godmother to meet her Prince Charming and live happily ever after. Academy Award Nominations: Best Sound Recording, Best Scoring of a Musical Picture, Best Song ("Bibbidy-Bobbidi-Boo").

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Cinderella was Walt Disney's return to feature-length "story" cartoons after eight years of turning out episodic pastiches like Make Mine Music and Three Caballeros. A few understandable liberties are taken with the original Charles Perrault fairy tale (the wicked stepsisters, for example, do not have their eyes pecked out by crows!) Otherwise, the story remains the same: Cinderella, treated as a slavey by her selfish stepfamily, dreams of going to the Prince's ball. She gets her wish courtesy of her Fairy Godmother, who does the pumpkin-into-coach bit, then delivers the requisite "be home by midnight" warning. Thoroughly enchanting the prince at the ball, our heroine hightails it at midnight, leaving a glass slipper behind. The Disney people do a terrific job building up suspense before the inevitable final romantic clinch. Not as momentous an animated achievement as, say, Snow White or Fantasia, Cinderella is a nonetheless delightful feature, enhanced immeasurably by the introduction of several "funny animal" characters (a Disney tradition that has held fast into the 1990s, as witness Pocahontas), and a host of a sprightly songs, including "Cinderelly", "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes", and --- best of all --- "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo." --- Hal Erickson

Possibly the best version of what may be the most-told story of all time, Cinderella was a delightful return to form for Walt Disney and the Disney Studio. Directors Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, and Hamilton Luske lavished a great deal of care and attention on the production, and it shows. The character designs are specific and precise, yet created without extraneous detail, making for easy, fluid animation. The transformation-for-the-Ball scene and the escape from the Palace, especially, are splendidly done. The story is compact and economical (notice how the picture moves from the breaking of the glass slipper to the wedding in a matter of seconds), yet maintains all of the necessary particulars. It has even been expanded to include the now-familiar Disney-talking animal friends. Here, they are charming and amusing --- and provide Cinderella with someone to talk to. Ilene Woods makes a marvelous Cinderella, her voice a combination of girlishness and sophistication; she also possesses a serenity and assurance which makes one feel she is more in control of her life than might be guessed by her surroundings. Eleanor Audley is an icily menacing Stepmother and Verna Felton's Fairy Godmother is the picture of warm befuddlement. Buoyed by a lovely score, Cinderella is a treat that bears many repeated viewings. --- Craig Butler

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Cast for Cinderella

Ilene Woods - Cinderella [Voice]
Eleanor Audley - Lady Tremaine [Voice] / Stepmother [Voice]
Verna Felton - Fairy Godmother [Voice]
Claire Du Brey - [Voice]
Helene Stanley - Live-action model Cinderella
Luis Van Rooten - King and Grand Duke [Voice]
Don Barclay - [Voice]
Rhoda Williams - Drizella [Voice]
James MacDonald - Gus/Jacques/Bruno [Voice]
June Foray - Lucifer [Voice]
Lucille Bliss - Anastasia [Voice]
Betty Lou Gerson - Narrator [Voice]
Sylvia Guillem - [Voice]
William Phipps - Prince Charming [Voice]
Charles Judels - [Voice]

Crew for Cinderella

Clyde Geronimi - Director
Wilfred Jackson - Director
Hamilton Luske - Director
Walt Disney - Producer
Ken Anderson - Screenwriter
Homer Brightman - Screenwriter
Winston Hibler - Screenwriter
Bill Peet - Screenwriter
Erdman Penner - Screenwriter
Charles Perrault - Story Author
Harry Reeves - Screenwriter
Joe Rinaldi - Screenwriter
Ted Sears - Screenwriter
Mack David - Composer (Music Score)
Al Hoffman - Composer (Music Score)
Jerry Livingston - Composer (Music Score)
Paul J. Smith - Musical Direction/Supervision / Composer (Music Score)
Oliver Wallace - Musical Direction/Supervision / Composer (Music Score)
Donald Halliday - Editor
Hal Ambro - Animator
Marc Davis - Animator
Philip Duncan - Animator
Hugh Fraser - Animator
Ollie Johnston - Animator
Hal King - Animator
Don Lusk - Animator
Fred Moore - Animator
George Nicholas - Animator
Cliff Nordberg - Animator
Ken O'Brien - Animator
Frank Thomas - Animator
Harvey Toombs - Animator
Judge Whitaker - Animator
Marvin Woodward - Animator
C.O. Slyfield - Sound Director

Awards for Cinderella

Best Musical Score (nom) Oliver Wallace 1950 Academy
Best Musical Score (nom) Paul J. Smith 1950 Academy
Best Song (nom) Jerry Livingston 1950 Academy
Best Song (nom) Mack David 1950 Academy
Best Song (nom) Al Hoffman 1950 Academy
Best Sound (nom) C.O. Slyfield 1950 Academy
Golden Bear - Musical (win) 1951 Berlin International Film Festival

Feature Details

Title: Cinderella
Feature Release Date: 1950
Genre: Animation
Color: Color
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Picture: Academy Ratio
Ratio: 1.33:1
Playback Format: CAV

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Technical Details

Catalog Number: 4964CS
UPC: 786936496468
Manufacturer: Kuraray
Collection: Walt Disney Masterpiece
Publisher: Walt Disney Home Video

Sides: 3
Cover: Box Set
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: 4964CS-N
Shipping Weight: 5 lbs
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Rare Factory-Sealed, CAV, LaserDisc Boxset Movie

Near-Mint Condition Box with light shelf-wear

The Voices of Ilene Woods and Eleanor Audley in...

Cinderella

Walt Disney Masterpiece

( Catalog Number 4964CS )
(1.33:1) (3 Sides) (CAV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Documentary "The making of Cinderella"
1922 Laugh-o-Gram version of Cinderella (complete motion footage)
1933 Silly Symphony version (unrealized) artwork
1940 Story Concepts
Sequence Breakdown and Storyboards for Introduction scene
Abandoned storyboard sequence for "The Music Lesson"
Abandoned storyboard sequence for "Cinderella Work Song"

Cinderella
1950 - 60 min. - Color
Genre: Animation

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
This version of Cinderella is the original Walt Disney animated feature based on Charles Perrault's 17th-century fable about a poor stepdaughter transformed into a vision of beauty and sent to the royal ball by her Fairy Godmother to meet her Prince Charming and live happily ever after. Academy Award Nominations: Best Sound Recording, Best Scoring of a Musical Picture, Best Song ("Bibbidy-Bobbidi-Boo").

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Cinderella was Walt Disney's return to feature-length "story" cartoons after eight years of turning out episodic pastiches like Make Mine Music and Three Caballeros. A few understandable liberties are taken with the original Charles Perrault fairy tale (the wicked stepsisters, for example, do not have their eyes pecked out by crows!) Otherwise, the story remains the same: Cinderella, treated as a slavey by her selfish stepfamily, dreams of going to the Prince's ball. She gets her wish courtesy of her Fairy Godmother, who does the pumpkin-into-coach bit, then delivers the requisite "be home by midnight" warning. Thoroughly enchanting the prince at the ball, our heroine hightails it at midnight, leaving a glass slipper behind. The Disney people do a terrific job building up suspense before the inevitable final romantic clinch. Not as momentous an animated achievement as, say, Snow White or Fantasia, Cinderella is a nonetheless delightful feature, enhanced immeasurably by the introduction of several "funny animal" characters (a Disney tradition that has held fast into the 1990s, as witness Pocahontas), and a host of a sprightly songs, including "Cinderelly", "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes", and --- best of all --- "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo." --- Hal Erickson

Possibly the best version of what may be the most-told story of all time, Cinderella was a delightful return to form for Walt Disney and the Disney Studio. Directors Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, and Hamilton Luske lavished a great deal of care and attention on the production, and it shows. The character designs are specific and precise, yet created without extraneous detail, making for easy, fluid animation. The transformation-for-the-Ball scene and the escape from the Palace, especially, are splendidly done. The story is compact and economical (notice how the picture moves from the breaking of the glass slipper to the wedding in a matter of seconds), yet maintains all of the necessary particulars. It has even been expanded to include the now-familiar Disney-talking animal friends. Here, they are charming and amusing --- and provide Cinderella with someone to talk to. Ilene Woods makes a marvelous Cinderella, her voice a combination of girlishness and sophistication; she also possesses a serenity and assurance which makes one feel she is more in control of her life than might be guessed by her surroundings. Eleanor Audley is an icily menacing Stepmother and Verna Felton's Fairy Godmother is the picture of warm befuddlement. Buoyed by a lovely score, Cinderella is a treat that bears many repeated viewings. --- Craig Butler

Thanks for Visiting DaDon's !

Reviews, Articles, Newsletter and Information for Movies on LaserDisc LD Laser Disc, LazerDisc.

Cast for Cinderella

Ilene Woods - Cinderella [Voice]
Eleanor Audley - Lady Tremaine [Voice] / Stepmother [Voice]
Verna Felton - Fairy Godmother [Voice]
Claire Du Brey - [Voice]
Helene Stanley - Live-action model Cinderella
Luis Van Rooten - King and Grand Duke [Voice]
Don Barclay - [Voice]
Rhoda Williams - Drizella [Voice]
James MacDonald - Gus/Jacques/Bruno [Voice]
June Foray - Lucifer [Voice]
Lucille Bliss - Anastasia [Voice]
Betty Lou Gerson - Narrator [Voice]
Sylvia Guillem - [Voice]
William Phipps - Prince Charming [Voice]
Charles Judels - [Voice]

Crew for Cinderella

Clyde Geronimi - Director
Wilfred Jackson - Director
Hamilton Luske - Director
Walt Disney - Producer
Ken Anderson - Screenwriter
Homer Brightman - Screenwriter
Winston Hibler - Screenwriter
Bill Peet - Screenwriter
Erdman Penner - Screenwriter
Charles Perrault - Story Author
Harry Reeves - Screenwriter
Joe Rinaldi - Screenwriter
Ted Sears - Screenwriter
Mack David - Composer (Music Score)
Al Hoffman - Composer (Music Score)
Jerry Livingston - Composer (Music Score)
Paul J. Smith - Musical Direction/Supervision / Composer (Music Score)
Oliver Wallace - Musical Direction/Supervision / Composer (Music Score)
Donald Halliday - Editor
Hal Ambro - Animator
Marc Davis - Animator
Philip Duncan - Animator
Hugh Fraser - Animator
Ollie Johnston - Animator
Hal King - Animator
Don Lusk - Animator
Fred Moore - Animator
George Nicholas - Animator
Cliff Nordberg - Animator
Ken O'Brien - Animator
Frank Thomas - Animator
Harvey Toombs - Animator
Judge Whitaker - Animator
Marvin Woodward - Animator
C.O. Slyfield - Sound Director

Awards for Cinderella

Best Musical Score (nom) Oliver Wallace 1950 Academy
Best Musical Score (nom) Paul J. Smith 1950 Academy
Best Song (nom) Jerry Livingston 1950 Academy
Best Song (nom) Mack David 1950 Academy
Best Song (nom) Al Hoffman 1950 Academy
Best Sound (nom) C.O. Slyfield 1950 Academy
Golden Bear - Musical (win) 1951 Berlin International Film Festival

Feature Details

Title: Cinderella
Feature Release Date: 1950
Genre: Animation
Color: Color
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Picture: Academy Ratio
Ratio: 1.33:1
Playback Format: CAV

IMDB Info...

Technical Details

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