Cinderella

The good fairy, often referred to as the Fairy Godmother, used her magic to help Cinderella by saying something like, "You shall go to the ball!" She transformed Cinderella's rags into a beautiful gown and turned a pumpkin into a carriage, ensuring that she could attend the royal event. Additionally, she warned Cinderella to return home before midnight, when the magic would wear off.

There is no known author. The tale is from oral tradition and it exists in hundreds of forms around the world. The oldest version is believed to be from Egypt.

The version the Brothers Grimm collected is the one where the stepsisters cut off parts of their feet to fit into the fur slipper.

The version with the glass slipper is in the collection by Charles Perrault, published long before the Brothers Grimm published theirs.

The Chinese version has an embroidered slipper.

There's a dark Russian version, "Vasilissa the Beautiful," in the collection by Alexsandr Afanase'ev. Clarissa Pinkola Estes' treatment of that tale is in "Women Who Run With the Wolves."

The red mouse from Cinderella is named Gus Gus. He is one of Cinderella's loyal animal friends who helps her throughout the story. Gus Gus is known for his adorable personality and humorous antics, often providing comic relief in the film.

Cinderella was often yelled at by her stepmother because she was seen as a burden and a reminder of her late father's love, which the stepmother resented. The stepmother exploited Cinderella's kindness and forced her to do all the household chores, unleashing her frustration when things didn't go perfectly. This mistreatment stemmed from jealousy and a desire to assert control over Cinderella's life, making her an outlet for her own insecurities and bitterness.

In the original fairy tale, Cinderella's foot size isn't explicitly mentioned. However, the story revolves around the fitting of a glass slipper, which is a key element in identifying her as the rightful owner. The focus is more on the slipper's magical qualities and its symbolic connection to Cinderella than on her foot size itself. Various adaptations and interpretations may suggest different sizes, but there is no definitive answer.

"Cinderella" (2015) was primarily filmed at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, England, which provided various studio settings. Additionally, several outdoor scenes were shot in the picturesque countryside of the UK, including locations such as the historic village of Ely and the grounds of the beautiful Hatfield House. These locations helped to create the film's enchanting and magical atmosphere.

The turning point of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" is when she eats the Wicked Queen's poisoned apple, leading up to the Prince's rescue and, in some versions, the aforementioned Queen's demise.

The golfer known by the nickname "Cinderella" is Y.E. Yang. He earned this moniker for his remarkable victory at the 2009 PGA Championship, where he became the first Asian-born player to win a major championship. Yang's underdog story, overcoming the odds to defeat Tiger Woods, contributed to his "Cinderella" label in the world of golf.

The song you're referring to is "Cinderella" by the band The Cinderellas. The lyrics mention themes of love and longing, using the metaphor of Cinderella's glass slipper to explore whether a relationship still holds true. The song captures the essence of fairy tale romance while addressing the passage of time and changing circumstances.

Basically about this girl and her dad owns a cleaners and she promised him she wouldn't try on the clothes anymore however she owes a favour to a friend and in order to fulfill it she has to wear the clothes. she promised her friend that she would dance at her balet recital while her friend goes to these soccer tryouts that she's dying to get into. she has to learn all the steps and perfect the routine, make sure she doesn't get caught at the recital and because she borrowed the clothes and at the same time she has to practice the lines for her own play that she is doing at school. Hope it helps.

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