Cinderella (1950) 1950 Watch Free in HD

Ilene Woods

5 May 1929, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA

Eleanor Audley

19 November 1905, New York City, New York, USA

Verna Felton

20 July 1890, Salinas, California, USA

Claire Du Brey

31 August 1892, Bonner's Ferry, Idaho, USA

Rhoda Williams

3 July 1930, Denver, Colorado, USA

James MacDonald

19 May 1906, Monks Coppenhall, Crewe, Cheshire, England, UK

Helene Stanley

17 July 1929, Gary, Indiana, USA

Luis Van Rooten

29 November 1906, Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

Don Barclay

26 December 1892, Ashland, Oregon, USA

Lucille Bliss

31 March 1916, New York City, New York, USA

Jeffrey Stone

16 December 1926, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Mike Douglas

11 August 1925, Chicago, Illinois, USA

William Phipps

4 February 1922, Vincennes, Indiana, USA

Marion Darlington

7 November 1910, Monrovia, California, USA

18 September 1917, Springfield, Massachusetts, USA

Thurl Ravenscroft

6 February 1914, Norfolk, Nebraska, USA

20 April 1914, Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA

Clarence Nash

7 December 1904, Watonga, Oklahoma, USA

Clyde Geronimi

12 June 1901, Chiavenna, Lombardy, Italy

Wilfred Jackson

24 January 1906, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Bill Peet

29 January 1915, Grandview, Indiana, USA

Charles Perrault

12 January 1628, Paris, France

Cinderella

Played by: Ilene Woods

Lady Tremaine

Played by: Eleanor Audley

Fairy Godmother

Played by: Verna Felton

Drizella

Played by: Rhoda Williams

Jaq

Played by: James MacDonald

The King

Played by: Luis Van Rooten

Doorman

Played by: Don Barclay

Anastasia

Played by: Lucille Bliss

Prince Charming

Played by: Mike Douglas

Birds

Played by: Marion Darlington

Bruno

Played by: Earl Keen

Lucifer

Played by: June Foray

Chicago Reader

This 1950 effort shows Disney at the tail end of his best period, when his backgrounds were still luminous with depth and detail and his incidental characters still had range and bite.

September 03, 2008

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Empire Magazine

Yes, it's beautiful, and yes, it's classic. But it's also got rather a bland pair of lead characters. That said, it's still enjoyable family entertainment, and shall remain forever so.

November 03, 2009

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EmanuelLevy.Com

One of Disney's most admired feature animations, Cinderella was nominated for several Oscars.

August 25, 2012

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Variety

The musical numbers woven into the fantasy are generally solid, with at least two or three likely hit tunes standing out in the half-dozen songs.

October 27, 2008

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Antagony & Ecstasy

Great animation, but not quite as great as the pre-war standard; deeply problematic gender issues in a reed-thin story; some brilliant characters, a lot of fairly dull ones.

November 09, 2009

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Chicago Sun-Times

When those little mice bust a gut trying to drag that key up hundreds of stairs in order to free Cinderella, I don't care how many Kubrick pictures you've seen, it's still exciting.

January 01, 2000

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Common Sense Media

Sweet fairy tale classic for little princesses.

December 22, 2010

New York Times

Considering the army of craftsmen who work on a Disney cartoon film, it is hard to give individual credits, for the memorable qualities.

May 06, 2008

Time Out

As usual, everything is slightly glossy, soppy and hearty, yet not a string is left untwanged.

November 02, 2006

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Eye for Film

It's not all action, and while there's plenty to keep the kids entertained, there are also nice poetic touches of animated artistry that will appeal more to adults.

April 15, 2011

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TIME Magazine

Cinderella is beguiling proof that Walt Disney still knows his way around fairyland.

November 03, 2009

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