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'''Cinderella''' is a European legend or folk tale about a motherless girl raised by her father. Her father remarries unwisely and suddenly dies, leaving her at the mercy of a wicked stepmother and two selfish stepsisters. She is helped by a fairy godmother to meet and wed a handsome prince. The story is a favorite of little girls. | '''Cinderella''' is a European legend or folk tale about a motherless girl raised by her father. Her father remarries unwisely and suddenly dies, leaving her at the mercy of a wicked stepmother and two selfish stepsisters. She is helped by a fairy godmother to meet and wed a handsome prince. The story is a favorite of little girls. | ||
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| + | ==Movie versions== | ||
| + | *Cinderella (1950): The classic Disney version: | ||
| + | *Ever After (1998): A live action film with [[Drew Barrymore]] | ||
Revision as of 19:25, April 18, 2007
Cinderella is a European legend or folk tale about a motherless girl raised by her father. Her father remarries unwisely and suddenly dies, leaving her at the mercy of a wicked stepmother and two selfish stepsisters. She is helped by a fairy godmother to meet and wed a handsome prince. The story is a favorite of little girls.
Movie versions
- Cinderella (1950): The classic Disney version:
- Ever After (1998): A live action film with Drew Barrymore