Cinderella III: A Twist in Time (2007) (V)

Director:

Frank Nissen

Writers:

Daniel Berendsen (writer)
Eddie Guzelian (writer)
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Release Date:

6 February 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Family | Fantasy | Romance

Tagline:

What If?

Plot:

Lady Tremaine gets her hands on the Fairy Godmother's wand, then turns back time to the day Cinderella tried on the glass slipper...

Plot Keywords:

Cinderella | Fairy Godmother | Stepmother | Sequel | Stepsister

Cast

Jennifer Hale	...	Cinderella (voice)
Christopher Daniel Barnes	...	Prince Charming (voice) (as C.D. Barnes)
Russi Taylor	...	The Fairy Godmother / Drizella (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Susanne Blakeslee	...	Lady Tremaine (voice)
Tami Tappan Damiano	...	Cinderella (singing voice) (as Tami Tappan)
Tress MacNeille	...	Anastasia (voice)
Lesli Margherita	...	(voice)
Rob Paulsen	...	Jaq / Grand Duke / Bishop (voice)
Tara Platt	...	DVD Narrator (voice)
Andre Stojka	...	The King (voice)
Holland Taylor	...	Prudence (voice)
Gina Tuttle	...	Anastasia
Damien Warren-Smith	...	Prince Charming (LAR)
Frank Welker	...	Lucifer (voice)

Directed by
Frank Nissen

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Daniel Berendsen		writer
Eddie Guzelian		writer
Margaret Heidenry		screenplay
Robert Reece		writer
Colleen Millea Ventimilia		writer

Produced by
Bill Bloom	....	associate producer
Danielle Legovich	....	associate producer
Margot Pipkin	....	producer

Original Music by
Joel McNeely

Film Editing by
Russell Eaton		(co-editor)
Lisa Linder

Production Management
Sandra Beerenbrock	....	production manager
Allison Cain	....	assistant production manager
Peiyu H. Foley	....	post-production supervisor
Lucinda Glenn	....	assistant production manager
Tim Kwan	....	production supervisor

Art Department
Olivier Adam	....	workbook designer
Pamela Damiel	....	painter
Steve Fonti	....	storyboard artist
Holly Forsyth	....	storyboard artist
Carin-Anne Greco	....	storyboard artist
Adam Gunn	....	painter
John E. Hurst	....	storyboard artist
Lonnie Lloyd	....	storyboard artist
Tony Lovett	....	workbook artist
Helen Orth	....	painter
Eugene Salandra	....	storyboard
Larry Scholl	....	storyboard artist
Terry Hudson	....	prop designer (uncredited)

Sound Department
Nancy MacLeod	....	sound editor
Alyson Dee Moore	....	foley artist
Terry O'Bright	....	sound re-recording mixer
John Roesch	....	foley artist
Keith Rogers	....	sound re-recording mixer

Special Effects by
David 'Joey' Mildenberger	....	special effects

Visual Effects by
Simon Alberry	....	senior CGI animator
Andrew Coates	....	digital compositor
David Costello	....	digital compositor
Mark Evans	....	digital compositor
Eric Grimenstein	....	CG artist
Elias Macute	....	digital compositor
Phillip Vigil	....	effects animator

Animation Department
Tony Ambrose	....	inbetween artist
Debra Armstrong	....	key assistant animator
Richard Bailey	....	animator
Bob Baxter	....	senior CGI animator
Noel Cleary	....	senior animator
Ron Cohee	....	storyboard artist
Kevin Condron	....	clean-up character lead: Anastasia / Stepmother
Bridgette Connell	....	inbetween artist
Manny A. DeGuzman	....	animator
Matt Diks	....	inbetween artist
Jonathan Dower	....	senior animator
Federico Ferrari	....	animator: Jaq and Gus
Kayn Garcia	....	animator
Ian Harrowell	....	supervising animator: Cinderella
Bill Hodman	....	layout artist
Lianne Hughes	....	senior animator: Jaq & Gus
Geoff Ind	....	inbetween artist
Mark Ingram	....	inbetween artist
Rick Maki	....	assistant animator
Andries Maritz	....	senior animator
Malcolm McCarthy	....	inbetween artist
Christine O'Connor	....	animation checking supervisor
Stephanie Olivieri	....	clean up artist
Michael Pattison	....	inbetween animation supervisor
Michael Pattison	....	inbetweening supervisor
Kevin Peaty	....	animator: Jaq & Gus
Gie Santos	....	animator: Jaq and Gus
Mark Sonntag	....	layout artist
Steven K. Thompson	....	character designer
Kevin Wotton	....	animator

Casting Department
Kate McCreary	....	casting coordinator
Daniel J. Soulsby	....	casting supervisor

Editorial Department
Bernard Derriman	....	supervising editor: Jaq and Gus
Kevin Locarro	....	assistant editor
Matt Perry	....	production editor

Music Department
Dominick Certo	....	music editor
Chris Cozens	....	auricle control systems
Steven Gizicki	....	music supervisor
Isobel Griffiths	....	orchestra contractor
Jason Henkel	....	music administrator
Jason Poss	....	music transcription
Peter Rotter	....	orchestra contractor
David Slonaker	....	orchestrator

Other crew
Sylvie Bennett-Fauqué	....	senior scene planner
Andrew Collins	....	unit director
Kristi Connolly	....	scene planner
Jim Cotton	....	production accountant
Mike Dugard	....	scene planner
Charlie Holden-Corbett	....	production associate
Mary Lescher	....	lead scene planner
Elizabeth Livingston	....	production secretary
Linda Luong	....	production coordinator
Nathan Massmann	....	assistant production manager
Terry O'Toole	....	clean-up supervisor
Lyn Rookachat	....	production coordinator
Kirk Shalosky	....	production accountant
Amy Wardrop	....	production coordinator

Production Companies

• DisneyToon Studios

Distributors

• Buena Vista Home Entertainment
• Buena Vista Pictures (2007) (USA) (all media)
• Disney Channel (2008) (Japan) (TV)

Runtime:

France:70 min (video)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

Singapore:G | USA:G (certificate #42939) | Australia:G | South Korea:All | Portugal:M/6

Company:

DisneyToon Studios

Goofs:

Continuity: In the middle of the film while Cinderella is running away from the guards, there is a shot looking down the stairs that shows a cement structure sticking out of the top of the end baluster of the rails. Later when Cinderella slides down the stairs it is not there.

Quotes:

Jaq: We got to pump up the party.
Gus: Yeah.
Jaq: Starting now.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "Troldspejlet: (#38.4)" (2007)

Soundtrack:

Perfectly Perfect

Very impressive, especially for a seemingly unnecessary SECOND Disney sequel...

I usually try to watch all of the Disney sequels I can, and have certainly been disappointed a few times, but this movie is proof to me that, sometimes, they do a great job! My friend and I (who are in college and still watch our favorite Disney movies all the time) just finished watching this movie, and we both loved it. I certainly don't think that all Disney movies NEED sequels, but from time to time they can be quite enjoyable. And even though I really wanted to see it when I found out about it, I certainly didn't expect it to be great (especially not for a SECOND sequel that didn't seem at all necessary), but we thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it, and laughed quite a few times! I have never liked the prince in the original Cinderella; he had pretty much zero character development (understandable), and I actually thought he was a bit too girly, even for a Disney prince, but this movie has completely changed my opinion about him! He was really engaging, and funny, and even quite attractive for an animated character (as many of the other Disney princes are)! And yes, the voices were different, and the animation wasn't exactly the same, but it was still beautifully done (with amazing scenery), and Cinderella looked gorgeous in every scene! It's true that the songs weren't amazing or anything, but the story was really interesting, and I will probably watch it again before I return it, and maybe even buy it. Either way, my (future) children are definitely watching it someday... So if anyone still feels skeptical, I would say to just please at least give it a chance. If you hate it, that's certainly your right, but honestly, I don't see how you could. :-)

Also--This line had my friend and I laughing for about ten minutes. I'm not entirely sure why it's funny; it just sounded very absurdly amusing: "Hold the trumpet!"

If you see it, maybe you'll agree, or, um, think I'm crazy... :-)