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She said: "A lot of people submitted songs for this moment in the movie and I went with my friend, Laura Veltz and we co-wrote a song. Menzel told Insider that it was a "real milestone" to shoot her song because she had co-written it with songwriter Laura Veltz. There are also two original songs, "Million To One" sung by Cabello and "Dream, Girl" sung by Menzel.
For example, the Prince and his friends were meant to be like The Strokes, which is why they sing a lot of rock songs like The White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army." The original soundtrack ranges from classics like "Somebody To Love" by Queen to more modern music like Nico & Vinz's "Am I Wrong?"Ĭannon told Insider that each character has their own genre of music throughout the movie, which explains the range.
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Idina Menzel sings a cover of "Material Girl" in "Cinderella."Īlongside the modern updates, Cannon differentiates her "Cinderella" by making it a musical full of cover tunes. This idea that you can bridge the gap through love and understanding is a beautiful thing." And we clash sometimes, but there is so much love there," she continued. "I'm my mother's daughter, but how she was raised is very different than how I was raised and my worldview. "Whenever they're singing to each other, Camila and Idina, at the end during 'Let's Get Loud' I always tear up." "There's no villain in the movie," Cannon explained. Later in the movie, we're also given context for why Vivian is so set on her traditional ways and, as Cannon pointed out to Insider, this is the only "Cinderella" version where the stepmother is forgiven at the end. In the narration, voiced by Porter, Vivian is described as a "practical woman," and the movie paints her as a character who is just trying to do what's best for her daughters, and Cinderella, even if it hurts their feelings. Vivian, played by Idina Menzel, is presented less like an evil villain and more like a conservative parent who belittles their child's progressive ideas. The most dramatic change from the original fairytale is the way the wicked stepmother is portrayed. Idina Menzel plays a not-so-wicked stepmother in "Cinderella." Porter added that his character is "genderless" because discussion between himself and Cannon led to the conclusion that "magic has no gender" so the character can be genderless. I never would have imagined that in a million years." He continued: "Dreams do come true even when you forget about them.
" I got this call and I ran around the house screaming and hollering, 'I got the Whitney Houston part, I got the Whitney Houston part.'" "I wanted to be the male Whitney Houston when I was 14 years old," the "Pose" star said. Porter was more than happy to take the role and told Insider that he "ran around the house screaming" when he found out he got the part. Kay Cannon, the director and screenwriter of the movie, told Insider that Fabulous Godmother (aka Fab G) was the only character she wrote with a specific actor in mind for the part, and that actor was Porter. One notable change is that Cinderella's fairy godmother is genderless and the character is played by a cis male actor, Billy Porter. This retelling of "Cinderella" has a few key departures from the iconic Disney story. Murray references a Disney fan blog that claims the dress only appears blue in the ballroom scene because of the lighting. Today's Rheana Murray wrote in 2017 that while the first shot we see of Cinderella's magical dress is white and silver, it is now commonly known as blue. I chose a blush color and I think that however it was color timed, it wasn't color timed properly."ĭisney's animated classic "Cinderella" also had a conflict between the marketing and the actual dress in the movie. To be honest with you, it upset me quite a lot because it was never meant to be white. Mirojnick said: "I saw it last night on a screen and it looked white to me and it is not white at all. This differs from the marketing as well, where the poster tints the dress lavender for a reason which isn't clear or linked to any part of the movie. It often indicates a user profile.Ĭabello's ball dress is lavender in the poster.Ĭostume designer Ellen Mirojnick told Insider that she was "upset" that in the movie, Camila Cabello's ball dress looks white when in fact the color is meant to be a slightly pinkish blush color. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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