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Ever After: A Cinderella Story

Year:

1998

Duration:

121 min

Genres:

Comedy | Drama | Romance

IMDB rate:

Director:

Andy Tennant

Awards:

6 wins & 14 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1998-07-31

Filming Locations: Chateau de la Roussie, 24200 Proissans, Sarlat-la-Caneda, Dordogne, France

Earnings

Budget: $26,000,000

Opening Weekend: $8,526,904 (USA) (2 August 1998)

Gross: $65,703,412 (USA) (24 January 1999)

Cast

Actor

Character

Drew Barrymore

Ever After: A Cinderella Story

Megan Dodds

Ever After: A Cinderella Story

Matyelok Gibbs

Anjelica Huston

Rodmilla

Dougray Scott

Prince Henry

Patrick Godfrey

Leonardo

Melanie Lynskey

Jacqueline

Timothy West

King Francis

Judy Parfitt

Queen Marie

Jeroen Krabbé

Auguste

Lee Ingleby

Gustave

Kate Lansbury

Paulette

Walter Sparrow

Maurice

Jeanne Moreau

Grande Dame

Anna Maguire

Young Danielle

Richard O'Brien

Pierre Le Pieu

Peter Gunn

Capt. Laurent

Joerg Stadler

Wilhelm Grimm

Andy Henderson

Jacob Grimm

Toby Jones

Royal Page

Virginia García

Princess Gertrude

Al Ashton

Cargomaster (as Al Hunter Ashton)

Mark Lewis

Gypsy Leader

Howard Attfield

Jeweller

Ricki Cuttell

Young Gustave

Ricardo Cruz

Cracked Skull

John Walters

Butler

Elizabeth Earl

Young Marguerite

Alex Pooley

Young Jacqueline

Janet Henfrey

Celeste

Ursula Jones

Isabella

Amanda Walker

Old Noblewoman

Rupam Maxwell

Marquis de Limoges

Tony Doyle

Driver Royal Carriage

Christian Marc

King of Spain

Elvira Stevenson

Queen of Spain

Erick Awanzino

Short Bald Man

Susan Field

Laundry Supervisor

François Velter

Choirman 1

Dominic Rols

Choirman 2

Jean-Pierre Mazieres

Cardinal

Did you know?

Trivia

The glass slippers were made by Salvatore Ferragamo.

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King Francois I of France (called Francis in the movie) bought the Mona Lisa for 4000 ecus.

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The character of Queen Marie of France says at one point that "divorce is only something they do in England", referring to Henry VIII who officially divorced his first wife in 1533. Although the character of Leonardo da Vinci appears in the film, Leonardo actually died in 1519.

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Goofs

In the market scene, Marguerite introduces their servants to the prince and he replies that he'd love to meet them. A noblewoman would never think to introduce her servants to a prince and the prince would never refer to them as "ladies," since that term was used only for nobility and not for any group of women, as in modern terminology.

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The King of France refers to Virginia Garcia's character as Princess Gabriella, In the end titles, she is identified as Princess Gertrude.

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Henry invites Danielle to the ruins at Amboise but while Leonardo da Vinci was in France King Francis I was living in the Chateau d'Amboise.

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Quotes

Grand Dame: I find your collection of folk tales quite brilliant, actually.

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Danielle: You were born to privilege, and with that comes specific obligations.

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Henry: Nicole, do you know the ruins at Amboise?

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