Cinderella
About Cinderella
Cinderella is kept at home by a stepmother and two stepsisters. A fairy godmother dresses her for the prince's ball. She runs at midnight. The glass slipper identifies her. Albert Capellani directed the Pathé film. The French title is Cendrillon. Louise Lagrange is billed.
Cast & crew
More about Cinderella
Capellani also wrote it, from Charles Perrault. Ferdinand Zecca is listed as producer. The listed length is 15 minutes. Released in 1907. An IMDb note calls it Amélie Diéterlé's first film.
Themes
Preservation
A print survives.
Notes
- Lagrange is the billed player.
- Diéterlé's debut is the trivia note attached to this title.
- Zecca is the producer credit, not the director.
- The staging uses flats, like a stage set.
Scenes
- She leaves at midnight, and the slipper is what they use to find her.
Influenced by
- Charles Perrault's "Cinderella
