Cinderella [DVD]

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Cinderella was originally set for a cinema release in July 2021, but was one of many films that have since moved to streaming amid ongoing box office uncertainty. More Hamburger icon An icon used to represent a menu that can be toggled by interacting with this icon.

A beautiful girl attends a royal ball where she meets the love of her life and must then fight for it. Our ambitious heroine has big dreams and with the help of her fab Godmother, she perseveres to make them come true.

Prince Robert incidentally has a sister, Princess Gwen (Tallulah Greive), who has 80s Sloane Lady Di-era short hair and an enthusiasm for reformist government. Finley Tremaine, a small town farm girl, longs to spread her wings and soar as an aspiring performer. They decree a ball shall be held to find the prince’s bride, so Cinderella is very excited to attend in one of her own creations. Follow young Ella as she looks for a way to come out of her own personal poverty and enjoy a better life for herself. Pop star Camila Cabello will be donning the famous glass slippers as the title character, making her acting debut.

And this is where Fab G comes in, magicking up the couture from Cinderella’s drawing board and transforming the three mice in her cottage into three bickering Brit comics: Romesh Ranganathan, James Acaster and Corden. The stories include Cinderella's opposition to the court's strict etiquette, Jaq's becoming human for a day, and Anastasia's redemption through love. This is clearly very different from Kenneth Branagh’s very trad fairytale Cinderella from 2015, starring Lily James, but doing Cinderella straight is almost unthinkable in 2021. After a wealthy celebrity falls in love with a mystery woman at his Christmas masquerade ball, he attempts to discover her true identity. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book.The moody and almost extraterrestrially handsome Prince Robert (Nicholas Galitzine) is yearning for true love, unlike Cinderella, whose emotions are focused elsewhere: she wants professional recognition for her vocation as a fashion designer and dressmaker.