Rodger and Hammerstein's Cinderella - The sweetest sound 

And finding an actor to play the prince was just as difficult as finding Cinderella. He was the last person they found and he NAILED it. I highly recommend you check out the behind the scenes story of the making of this movie and I guarantee you’ll be amazed

@@MrWill9002 Finding an actress to play Cinderella was not difficult because Whitney handpicked Brandy to play Cinderella

@@erinsmith4954 true but it was difficult for finding the actor for the Prince

@@MrWill9002 Yes, that is true.

I had a big crush on him and I was only 5 😂😂😂 he’s very charming physically and how he treats Cinderella when she had no one that treated her kindly

You know right?

He and Brandy are still 😍 cuties.

Forever and always ❤

perfect description. It's stuck in my head like a spell that I randomly sing when I'm cleaning or focusing on something

Guardiansaiyan I’d like to know too.

try old vhs stores or video stores they might have copies

I found a copy of this movie for $10 at Target a few years ago.. I hope you find it! 🙂

@@darkestofhearts1 You can look it for on Amazon. For the movie I'm talking about

This is now on RU-vid

It's on Disney+ and RU-vid :)

I remember crazy, trifling people actually tried to say it was a weave... her and her hair dresser had to prove it was actually hers! She's always been so beautiful.

It was other way around. Kung Lao came a year later.

It was originally from the musical 'No Strings'.

“Falling in Love with Love” sung by Bernadette Peters was also added to this version just for her, but I thought the addition really added a great element of music to the play and did such a beautiful job of rounding out her character. It fit well, while allowing her to still be the villain, just a slightly more complex one. All around, I thought this Rogers and Hammerstein adaptation made such great choices, no need to say the cast was absolutely stellar, and really was a masterpiece.

@@Lollolune *That* one is originally from _The Boys from Syracuse_ (another stage musical).

I grew up with the Lesley Ann Warren version, so the new songs stood out when this version premiered on channel 7 (crazy to remember it was never even in theatres with such a cast).

@@Lollolune Not quite new. Those three songs had originally been from three different sources.

Hi

It's on Disney plus I believe

PRINCE: It's just like those royals, isn't it? Not caring if they're in anyone's way. CINDERELLA: I'm sure they were going somewhere very important. PRINCE: I doubt it.

THIS IS BRANDY'S HOUSE!!! Forever THE Cinderella

@@WenNRome I liked all the Cinderellas. Each one brought something different to the part.

I believe you mean Leslie Ann Warren, who starred in the 1965 version for television

@@timothysmith7888 I stand corrected.