Cinderella (1950 film)

"[singing] A dream is a wish your heart makes When you're fast asleep. In dreams you will lose your heartaches. Whatever you wish for, you keep. Have faith in your dreams, and someday Your rainbow will come smiling through. No matter how your heart is grieving, If you keep on believing, The dreams that you wish will come true."

"No, I mean it. Lucifer has his good points, too. For one thing, he...Well, sometimes he...Hmmm. There must be something good about him."

"No, please! [Lady Tremaine locks the door, thus Cinderella is left trying to pull the door handle in vain.] Oh, you can't do this, you just can't... Let me out! You must let me out! YOU CAN'T KEEP ME IN HERE! [cries desperately] Oh, please..."

"Are you going to get it?"

"We have to get dressed!"

"Maybe if I wasn't so clumsy and so plain."

"As an animator, I sure was frustrated. Cinderella was a real girl, and handled like a real girl, and the stepsisters and everybody who worked with her, particularly the Prince and the stepmother, to my way of thinking had to be just as real as she was. You couldn't let up and have them half-cartoon. The closest was the Grand Duke, he was more of a cartoon figure and he didn't have to work with her very much; the King didn't have to work with her. So you could get by with them, but everybody who was in the scenes with her I felt had to have the same treatment she did, very realistic, believable drawing and believable animation. I felt, here are your restrictions; it doesn't allow you very far to go. I never got any scenes that I felt really had the meanness, the villainy. You'd get a sneer, and it was just a subtle little sneer; just a curve of the upper lip was about all you could do on it. And the stepsisters, the same way. If you tried to get really the expression you wanted, you got into a lot of extra lines. The faces were designed realistically, and it had to be, for that treatment."

"The greatest love story ever told."

"Greatest Since Snow White"

"A love story with music"

"For All the World to Love!"

"Midnight never strikes when you're in love."

"1995 Cinderella VHS is a criminal!"

"Come and get 1995 Cinderella VHS, you tough guys!"

"Ilene Woods - Cinderella"

"Eleanor Audley - Lady Tremaine"

"Verna Felton - Fairy Godmother"

"Rhoda Williams - Drizella"

"James MacDonald - Jaq and Gus"

"James MacDonald - Bruno"

"Luis Van Rooten - The King"

"Luis Van Rooten - The Grand Duke"

"Don Barclay - Herald"

"Lucille Bliss - Anastasia Tremaine"

"Leone Ledoux - Minnie Mouse"

"Clarence Nash - Figaro"

"June Foray - Lucifer"

"Betty Lou Gerson - Narrator"

"William Phipps - Prince"