Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella

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Randi V @lostinthemosss Aug 22, 2026 Beautifully diverse in a way that would have folks dumb in the streets if it came out today. See more Blake- N @PBSAniDom May 30, 2026 Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella is a timeless TV movie that truly captures the magic of the classic fairy tale. Its enchanting musical numbers and charming performances make it a delightful watch for all ages, bringing the story to life in a way that feels both nostalgic and fresh. The production values are exceptional, with beautiful sets, costumes, and choreography that create a captivating fairy-tale atmosphere. The cast delivers heartfelt performances, making the characters relatable and endearing, and adding depth to the story. What sets this adaptation apart is its ability to balance humor, romance, and wonder, all while staying true to the spirit of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s original work. It’s a feel-good experience that leaves viewers with a sense of joy and hope. Overall, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella is a perfect TV movie for family viewing, offering timeless charm and memorable music. I give it 9/10 for its magical storytelling and enduring appeal. See more Mo B @Monique646 Feb 9, 2026 Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (1997) is a joyful, beautifully cast fairy tale that manages to be funny, engaging, and moving. With Brandy’s sincere warmth, Paolo Montalbán’s romantic charm, Whitney Houston’s radiant magic, and unforgettable turns by Whoopi Goldberg—I underestimated Bernadette Peters voice, and Jason Alexander talent. The film sparkles with personality and heart. The music soars, some songs and voices give me chills. The effortless diversity makes the fairytale feel open to everyone. If you like musicals, talent, great music, wonderful voices and acting, and you’re open to diversity, you will love this version of Cinderella. See more birch a @RT55740885 Mar 20, 2025 The best live action Cinderella and I will never change my mind. This version is charming, beautiful, and full of character. The songs are so good, Jason Alexzander's song "the prince is holding a ball" is so funny and he brings so much energy to the song. Brandy is so sweet and charming as Cinderella and I love her dress for the ball, so gorgeous and I want one. The prince is also so likable and they have such a cute connection whenever they interact. Have watched this version many times and will watch again many more. See more matthias s @Thescreenasvor Jan 11, 2025 I just rewatched *Cinderella* (1997), and wow, this is such a charming fairytale! The diverse cast is way ahead of its time—seriously, Brandy Norwood absolutely carries the film with her perfect performance. Houston and Goldberg? Iconic casting. The chemistry between Cinderella and the Prince is off the charts, and it makes the love story feel so magical. The set designs are beautiful, and the costumes? Next level, especially Cinderella’s iconic look—absolute perfection. I vaguely remembered bits and pieces from watching it as a kid, but it still holds up. The comedy sprinkled throughout is so fun, and the songs are wonderfully sung, though none of them stuck with me after. That said, the film just feels special, like a fairytale should. Honestly, this could be the best live-action Cinderella adaptation. It’s fun, gorgeous, and so heartwarming. Definitely glad I revisited it! See more Me A @RT76032046 Sep 2, 2024 This was my absolute favorite rendition of cinderella! I loved it as a young teen when it first came out.. it actually made me pay attention to the storyline lol. As an extra extra adult, I have to go back every few months and we watch it.. just so refreshing and made me feel like I could be a desirable princess when I was a young girl... Think it's a very important rendition :-) See more Read all reviews

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