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Faerie Tale Theatre: Cinderella (1984)

Faerie Tale Theatre: Cinderella (1984)
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Originally aired on Shelley Duvall's family-oriented HBO television series, this lively retelling of the classic tale features Jennifer Beals as the good-hearted slave girl who overcomes all to become a princess. Matthew Broderick plays the handsome object of her affection. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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Director(s):
Mark Cullingham
Format(s):
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Synopsis of Faerie Tale Theatre: Cinderella

Originally aired on Shelley Duvall's family-oriented HBO television series, this lively retelling of the classic tale features Jennifer Beals as the good-hearted slave girl who overcomes all to become a princess. Matthew Broderick plays the handsome object of her affection. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
54 mins

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Director(s):
Mark Cullingham
Writer(s):
Mark Curtiss
Categories:
Sci-Fi & FantasyFamily & Kids
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    TAMMORAH D.

    did not get to watch...video was cracked

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    Kristine K.

    This had its bright points, mainly the evil step sisters, who were fabulous, but overall it was kind of bland and boring. Watching Jennifer Beals is like a sedative, and in my opinion it just wasn't as good as the other episodes I've seen.

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    JEROME F.

    The script is very weak. Most lines are about five words long. The acting, even by these big names, is affected. Three and a half stars because my five year old daughter loved, loved, loved it.

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