Original cinderella movie in TV & Movie Soundtracks

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"A Cinderella Story" (07/13/2004) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Hollywood RecordsThis is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Recording information: 2004. The 2004 film A CINDERELLA STORY is a modern-day retelling of the classic fairy tale, featuring rising superstar Hilary Duff in the role of the maltreated waif. The movie is a simple, sweet tale, and the accompanying soundtrack is chock full of confectionery pop befitting the joyful yarn. Since Duff is both a popular actress and a platinum-selling recording artist, a good portion of the record presents the appealing performer both rocking hard and crooning fetchingly. Duff's best moment comes when she teams up with her sister Haylie on an engaging re-working of the Go-Gos' classic "Our Lips Are Sealed." Young popster Jesse McCartney gets a chance to shine on two tracks, while much of the remaining album consists of well-chosen pop, including Edwin McCain's "I'll Be" and Mya's "Fallen." Cinderella's travails are timeless, hence A CINDERELLA STORY should expand that appeal to a new generation of wishing, hopeful kids (as well as nostalgic adults), and the music within furthers the honeyed allure.

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"Ever After" (08/04/1998) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, London (USA)Original score by George Fenton. Producers: George Fenton, Dave Stewart, Texas. Engineers include: John Richards, Keith Grant. There are a number of elements that will grab the casual consumer's attention here, but let's face it, George Fenton's score isn't one of them. That's not to say his passionate, sensitive, often humorous orchestral compositions are unremarkable; his score is the perfect complement to this charming, old-fashioned film. It's just that the one pop track (Texas' "Put Your Arms Around Me") out of this soundtrack album's 22 cuts is the one that's bound to get all the attention. And naturally, there's not much point competing with the beaming visage of Drew Barrymore, whose mug adorns not only the film, but the disc's packaging. All of which is a shame, since Mr. Fenton's work is one of the more interesting of its kind. Those attracted by the admittedly infectious Texas tune will ultimately be affected by Fenton's score for this "Cinderella Story," though.

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"Cinderella Special Edition Soundtrack" (10/04/2005) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Walt Disney Records

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"Cinderella [Remaster]" (05/18/1999) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Columbia (USA)This 1999 reissue contains four previously unreleased demos performed by Julie Andrews with piano accompaniment by Richard Rodgers. Principal cast includes: Julie Andrews (Cinderella), Dorothy Stickney (The Queen), Howard Lindsay (The King), Ilka Chase (Stepmother), Kaye Ballard (Stepsister Portia), Alice Ghostley (Stepsister Joy), John Cypher (The Prince), Edith Adams (Fairy Godmother). Producer: Goddard Lieberson. Reissue producers: Didier C. Deutsch, Darcy M. Proper. Engineers: Fred Plaut, Robert Waller, Anthony Janek. Recorded at Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York, New York on March 19, 1957. Includes liner notes by Didier C. Deutsch. Digitally remastered using 24-bit technology by Darcy M. Proper. Music composed by Richard Rodgers. Lyrics written by Oscar Hammerstein II.

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"Cinderella" (09/21/1993) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Sony BroadwayPrincipal cast: Lesley Ann Warren (Cinderella), Stuart Damon (Prince Charming), Celeste Holm (Fairy Godmother), Walter Pidgeon (The King), Jo Van Fleet (The Stepmother), Pat Carroll (Wicked Stepsister). All music written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II.

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"Cinderella Man" (05/24/2005) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Decca (USA)Composer: Thomas Newman.

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"Cinderella: Songs From the Classic Fairy Tale" (06/12/2001) Soundtracks Original Soundtrack, Varese Sarabande (USA)CINDERELLA: SONGS FROM THE CLASSIC FAIRY TALE features songs from various musical versions of the classic story by Charles Perrault. Recorded at Westlake Audio, Los Angeles, California and Manhattan Beach Studios, New York, New York.

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