Cinderfella

Cinderfella ( Original title: Cinderfella ) is an American comedy film from the year 1960 It is an adaptation of the fairy tale Cinderella by the Brothers Grimm. .

Action

As Fellas father died, he continued to live with his stepmother and her two sons, Maximilian and Rupert. The three have taken over the estate, while Fella must live in a small chamber at the end of the corridor. He has become a servant of his stepfamily.

Fella dreams every night of his father, who tries to deliver a message about a hidden fortune to him, but every time he wakes up before he learns the secret. His step family knows the secret of happiness and tries to win his friendship, to take away his wealth if it was because it is only found.

The Princess Charming of the Grand Duchy Morovia is in town, and the stepmother summarizes the plan to marry off one of her sons with her. Fella is not on the ball, but a male fairy godmother tells him that he will not just be "someone", but will change to a "person."

On the evening of the ball itself Fella transformed into a handsome prince and is advanced in a limousine. Count Basie playing on the ball as Fella has his grand entrance. He immediately gained the attention of the princess, with whom he dances now on. The night takes its sudden end when midnight strikes. Fella have to go home and loses a shoe on the stairs.

Once home, suspects a stepbrother that fella who was " Prince". He wants to finally find the place where Fellas father has hidden the money. Fella wants to give him the money and pulling on a tree branch in the garden and the money rains down on his step- brother.

Fella is ready to give the money to his step- family, and says that he does not need money to be happy, he only wanted a family. Ashamed orders the stepmother her sons to return the money to Fella.

Princess Charming searches for the mysterious prince with the shoe, place Fella and tells him that she loves him. He first runs it and does not keep good enough, but ultimately they come together

Criticism

"Modern reversal of the Grimm's fairy tale: As a stepson, a young man from the mother is banished to the kitchen and finally happy after numerous humiliations of a male fairy with a princess. Rather embarrassing cave with a wild grimacing Jerry Lewis no real sense of humor. "

1960 in film Screenplay Film score Walter Scharf Arthur P. Schmidt Joe Williams (jazz singer)
4221
de