It came on once a year. We would run home, take our baths and with TV trays and dinner in place...we entered into a faraway land and time! The best memories and life lessons!
As far as I'm concerned, this is the Cinderella I will always love and remember. This came on yearly like the Wizard of Oz did on TV. I have it on DVD and my kids love it....just like I did.
1965 was the year I was born. I treasure this film as part of my idyllic childhood. The cast was perfect and the songs still bring tears to my eyes. Darling Leslie Ann Warren was a mere 18, and Stuart Damon was so young and handsome. Celeste Holm was an established star, just so beautiful. Thank you Rodgers & Hammerstein and CBS for this wonderful, magical production.
That's right. The "prince charmings" somehow never seem that smart. This version at least shows some intelligence in the prince. What I WISH is that he's, at least, given a name. "Hey you princie" just doesn't seem right. And so many look like the funny prince in a Looney Tunes cartoon, on a big horse, saying" Hansel? Hansel? I'm in the wrong cartoon!!"
@@tinaloflin1174 The prince does have a name, in the song "The Prince Is Giving A Ball" The prince's name is 'Christopher Rupert Windermere Vladimir Carl Alexander François Reginald Lancelot Herman Gregory James'
They used to put this on tv every year when I was a kid. It is a good story with the message that your dreams can come true no matter how unlikely it seems at the time.
The very best and original Cinderella ever! The actors perform very convincingly and with ease. It's as if it is true life. Loved it from my childhood the first day I saw it and I am fifty-seven (57) years. Now that I found it I will be watching it often and make sure I learn every song to the stop. I can say sooo much more, but know that other 'Cinderella' can copy from it, but never replace it. Put it back on television, not only for Christmas, but for the children to see. The veery best and greatest!
+Donna Warwick I think Julie Andrews was the first/original Cinderella in 1957 when she was specially chosen by Rogers and Hammerstein because of her other impeccable performances on Broadway. You should watch it is a classic and personally I think Julie actually fits the part better than any other actress I have seen so far including this one!!!!
True but people were moving into the technicolor age and wanted to see an updated version. I grew up watching Leslie's performance. I looked forward to it every year around Christmas. It was a very special treat!
Donna Warwick this use to be shown as much as the wizard of oz and the sound of music during Christmas and easter and they stopped. So sad it's the best. I'm also 57 and miss it
The first time I saw this..........about 50 years ago I knew that this was the best. I own it and only look at this version. Superb singing. I knew he was so much more then General Hospital, though phenomenal on there as well.
Stuart Damon also played a role in *Do I Hear a Waltz?* (1965), the only Broadway musical featuring a score written collaberatively by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein's protegé, Stephen Sondheim. Damon is featured on the show's Original Broadway Cast Recording singing "We're Gonna Be All Right" (a duet with another character), and in several group numbers.
I love this movie! Never gets old! Time and time again things in my life are changing but this showstopping movie will always stay a constant. Leslie Ann Warren has become such a role model for me in my life. Her positive energy and impeccable acting ability has changed my life for the better. The relationship that Cinderella and the prince have has left footprints on my heart. Their kind manners, ever enduring search for one another, and the true love displayed on the screen has been the single example i have followed in my own life. The pure cinematic magical masterpiece has struck a chord deep within my soul. The characters in this movie have become some of my own closest friends and continue to influence me to this day. God save the queen! - your biggest fans
THEE BEST Cinderella Ever created.. cast, acting...everything about this makes it Magical. Boys and Girls should watch this Cinderella at a young age, because it teaches honor, integrity, kindness, manners, true Feminine and Masculine behavior, and Inspiration.
Well today Prince Charming died at age 84. I am revisiting the musical at the age of 68 this year. When the fairy godmother comes in it makes me think of Wizard of Oz...there's no place like home; there's no place like home.
Just borrowed the movie from my library this week. I can remember watching this as a child. Stuart Damon before his "General Hospital" days. Didn't know he could sing so well.
My Son surprised me on our Birthday we share, with tickets to the Broadway Production if Cinderella in 2017. What an amazing and sweet surprise, because he knows how much I LOVE this, and watched it every year as a child, and now have the DVD. What a sweet Son I have!
Can't believe they cut out the best part: Cinderella: Yes, your highness. The Stepmother: Cinderella! What are you doing-!? The Prince: SILENCE! And the Stepmother and Stepsisters just stand there in shock. Love that part!
Brian Moore Yes! This scene is so powerful! Someone finally shuts up the hideous witch and takes Cinderella into his powerful Masculine arms, forever safe and loved. What most every Woman wants.
I stood up and shouted when the prince commanded "SILENCE!!" I wanted that woman's mouth to SHUT UP and he did it with a single command! I loved that part.
I love that part, too. There's another version that goes one further. Drew Barrymore plays Cinderella, and she asks the prince that her stepmother and stepsister ( the other one had apologized) be treated with the same kindness she was...they were sentenced to become laundry maids!!
They are such humble people…beautiful and humble. She is such a lady, and he is such a gentleman. May God give us all qualities that they have….women and men respectively.
I think this is the most tender moment in the whole movie. The man she loves is leaving, her heart is breaking. But, love is stronger than heartache, and they are reunited😊💕
@@Kaspleen The 1957 original version starring Julie Andrews was actually broadcast in color, but the only artifact that remains from it is black-and-white kinoscope.
Of all the Cinderellas this one's the best, I've watched this movie for fifty-seven years and still well-up when she lifts the bottom of that beautiful ballgown fleeing the ballroom at midnight😥 Matter of fact I'm watching now😊
No one could have said it better you in your post!✋✌️I have never seen or will see a better rendition of Cinderella than Leslie Ann Warren and Stuart Damon. As a very young child, age 3 or 4, I so, SO LOOKED FORWARD TO WATCHING IT EACH AND EVERY YEAR WITHOUT FAIL! Only one movie will ever be able to compete with it, which is, of course… “The Wizard of Oz” with Judy Garland. Thank you for a TRULY GREAT trip down Memory Lane! I wish you an awesome 2023!✌️❤️🧲😀
The prince in This production also played Allen Quartermaine in the soap opera General Hospital for many years! I recognized him when I was a teen ager seeing him on that soap opera.
Back in the mid sixties I was a 6 , perhaps 7 years old , and like most hyperactive boys , spent the entirety of most days , outdoors, in rough and tumble play . A poor Cuban immigrant , not interested in the arts .But for some reason , during one enchanted evening , someone turned on our black and white TV , and this Movie( Broadway play) was on . I gazed into those big beautiful dark expressive eyes, with her quivering lips, and heard that soft voice . The next day I woke up with an intense strange incomprehensible feeling toward this character , the likes of which I had never experienced before . My first crush was Leslie Ann Warren 's Cinderella . That first , magical , then incomprehensible feeling , never to be replicated again.
I haven't seen this since I was young. From what I can tell I never saw it broadcasted again. The actress played the character so we'll. U wanted her to win because she had been treated so badly, but yet was so kind... 😍
@lorieweiland: You must not have been paying attention because “impossible things are happening every day!” If you wish it, it will be. Wish for a DVD of this show and it will arrive. Just pay $14.00 for shipping!!
I remembered watching this cinderella 5 times with my grandma. Now as a parent I think she tought i liked this movie. I made a copy and buried the original with her when she died.
I like the 1957 version better although it is black and white nobody can play such a beautiful part as Cinderella other than the LEGENDARY Miss Julie Andrews !!!
Best ever Cinderella that I ever saw. I want to buy it on DVD as I still watch many of my favorite movies that way....where do I get it? Leslie was the PERFECT Cinderella, despite my always thinking Cinderella was a blonde when I was growing up. Her grace and beauty unmatched. Of course, she was only 18 when they filmed this. I read somewhere she is 77 today. I'm sure as graceful and lovely as ever.
i felt robbed too. i was waiting for him to discover who she was, even though i had seen this many times when i was a child but that was 40 years ago and i was looking forward to it...i was upset..lol
Valeta Starks i watched this in 1965 when i was 8 yrs. old. it's a beautiful movie w/ beautiful songs. what quality ! can't figure why she didn't just tell the prince who she was. it was a nice scene. nice ending.
@@d4seasons I also wondered about Cinderella not telling the prince who she was. My own theory is that she wanted him to initiate his realization that she was the one who had danced with him in the moonlit garden earlier. That way, she wouldn't appear presumptuous, respecting him as royalty, and she would know for sure that he truly recognized her, on his own.
I love how he remembers her because she was kind to him. You never forget when a stranger is kind to you
Hey, he later was on General Hospital!
It came on once a year. We would run home, take our baths and with TV trays and dinner in place...we entered into a faraway land and time! The best memories and life lessons!
As far as I'm concerned, this is the Cinderella I will always love and remember. This came on yearly like the Wizard of Oz did on TV. I have it on DVD and my kids love it....just like I did.
the best version ever,, you had to grow up with this one,,, so lovely!
+Ann Fischer Same, except I couldn't remember her name... this is the Cinderella I know BEST!!!
Cinderella was played by Leslie Ann Warren.
I remember that it came on yearly also I don't why they don't play it on tv any more they should
So many memories on this Cinderella...I was like six years old...💫🌹💫😘😘
This is my very FAVORITE Cinderella movie!!!! Leslie Warren was delightful and beautiful!
She was 18, when she portrayed Cinderella
1965 was the year I was born. I treasure this film as part of my idyllic childhood. The cast was perfect and the songs still bring tears to my eyes. Darling Leslie Ann Warren was a mere 18, and Stuart Damon was so young and handsome. Celeste Holm was an established star, just so beautiful. Thank you Rodgers & Hammerstein and CBS for this wonderful, magical production.
I love that he recognizes her without needing the damn slipper.
Avethine that’s what I love about this and 97 recognize each other from actions and words with the slipper as confirmation of everything just said.
yes ma'am & when he shouts silence to the wicked stepmother wow that's the best
That's right. The "prince charmings" somehow never seem that smart. This version at least shows some intelligence in the prince.
What I WISH is that he's, at least, given a name. "Hey you princie" just doesn't seem right. And so many look like the funny prince in a Looney Tunes cartoon, on a big horse, saying" Hansel? Hansel? I'm in the wrong cartoon!!"
@@tinaloflin1174 The prince does have a name, in the song "The Prince Is Giving A Ball" The prince's name is 'Christopher Rupert Windermere Vladimir Carl Alexander François Reginald Lancelot Herman Gregory James'
Hahahhaha
Best Cinderella. My favorite from childhood. I’m 60 and still love it❤️
Hi Cindy! Still my favorite.. You look so young for a 60yrs Lady😊😊😊
Me too. I'm 62! But it's funny, does she really want a guy this stupid?
They used to put this on tv every year when I was a kid. It is a good story with the message that your dreams can come true no matter how unlikely it seems at the time.
RIP. Mr Damon passed June 29 2021. One of the Champions.
The very best and original Cinderella ever! The actors perform very convincingly and with ease. It's as if it is true life. Loved it from my childhood the first day I saw it and I am fifty-seven (57) years. Now that I found it I will be watching it often and make sure I learn every song to the stop. I can say sooo much more, but know that other 'Cinderella' can copy from it, but never replace it. Put it back on television, not only for Christmas, but for the children to see. The veery best and greatest!
+Donna Warwick I think Julie Andrews was the first/original Cinderella in 1957 when she was specially chosen by Rogers and Hammerstein because of her other impeccable performances on Broadway. You should watch it is a classic and personally I think Julie actually fits the part better than any other actress I have seen so far including this one!!!!
True but people were moving into the technicolor age and wanted to see an updated version. I grew up watching Leslie's performance. I looked forward to it every year around Christmas. It was a very special treat!
Donna Warwick ..I agree that this is the best Cinderella as I am 59 I first seen it when I was 8..brings so many memories of my childhood.
Donna Warwick this use to be shown as much as the wizard of oz and the sound of music during Christmas and easter and they stopped. So sad it's the best. I'm also 57 and miss it
Exactly and this was my very first Cinderella movie too and I'm 57 also and i love it!
The first time I saw this..........about 50 years ago I knew that this was the best. I own it and only look at this version. Superb singing. I knew he was so much more then General Hospital, though phenomenal on there as well.
Stuart Damon also played a role in *Do I Hear a Waltz?* (1965), the only Broadway musical featuring a score written collaberatively by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein's protegé, Stephen Sondheim. Damon is featured on the show's Original Broadway Cast Recording singing "We're Gonna Be All Right" (a duet with another character), and in several group numbers.
I love this movie! Never gets old! Time and time again things in my life are changing but this showstopping movie will always stay a constant. Leslie Ann Warren has become such a role model for me in my life. Her positive energy and impeccable acting ability has changed my life for the better. The relationship that Cinderella and the prince have has left footprints on my heart. Their kind manners, ever enduring search for one another, and the true love displayed on the screen has been the single example i have followed in my own life. The pure cinematic magical masterpiece has struck a chord deep within my soul. The characters in this movie have become some of my own closest friends and continue to influence me to this day. God save the queen! - your biggest fans
THEE BEST Cinderella Ever created.. cast, acting...everything about this makes it Magical.
Boys and Girls should watch this Cinderella at a young age, because it teaches honor, integrity, kindness, manners, true Feminine and Masculine behavior, and Inspiration.
Forget about this new stuff this is the most BEAUTIFUL Cinderella ever casted !
This is still enchanting!! I loved it as a boy, it was on every year in the 70's.
Rogers and Hammerstein. Nothing can touch them.
My favorite scene! I loved this program when I was growing up. I was 8 y/o when it first aired and I watched it EVERY time it played on TV.
Well today Prince Charming died at age 84. I am revisiting the musical at the age of 68 this year. When the fairy godmother comes in it makes me think of Wizard of Oz...there's no place like home; there's no place like home.
I thought he was kind of handsome in a classic kind of way.
Just borrowed the movie from my library this week. I can remember watching this as a child. Stuart Damon before his "General Hospital" days. Didn't know he could sing so well.
The only thing tear jerking about this scene is the way it stops abruptly.
My Son surprised me on our Birthday we share, with tickets to the Broadway Production if Cinderella in 2017.
What an amazing and sweet surprise, because he knows how much I LOVE this, and watched it every year as a child, and now have the DVD.
What a sweet Son I have!
I have never forgotten this special version of Cinderella. It's so evocative. I love it. Remakes of it share the same magic...
My favorite. We never missed it. 💖
Can't believe they cut out the best part:
Cinderella: Yes, your highness.
The Stepmother: Cinderella! What are you doing-!?
The Prince: SILENCE!
And the Stepmother and Stepsisters just stand there in shock. Love that part!
Reminds of Disney where Cindy says "I have the other slipper" and then we the omg face the stepmother makes.
Brian Moore Yes!
This scene is so powerful! Someone finally shuts up the hideous witch and takes Cinderella into his powerful Masculine arms, forever safe and loved.
What most every Woman wants.
jwm4ever also he takes interest in Cinderella as a person and recognizes her worth and shows is worthy of respect while the stepmother is not
I stood up and shouted when the prince commanded "SILENCE!!" I wanted that woman's mouth to SHUT UP and he did it with a single command! I loved that part.
I love that part, too. There's another version that goes one further. Drew Barrymore plays Cinderella, and she asks the prince that her stepmother and stepsister ( the other one had apologized) be treated with the same kindness she was...they were sentenced to become laundry maids!!
They are such humble people…beautiful and humble. She is such a lady, and he is such a gentleman. May God give us all qualities that they have….women and men respectively.
I remember watching this amazing Cinderella movie when i Was a little child, and it became my favorite ever since, this is the best one so far! 😍
I think this is the most tender moment in the whole movie. The man she loves is leaving, her heart is breaking. But, love is stronger than heartache, and they are reunited😊💕
This version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella came out when I was a little kid and now I'm 63 years old and still loving it
There was a version televised in 1957 too, a black and white version with Julie Andrews
@@Kaspleen The 1957 original version starring Julie Andrews was actually broadcast in color, but the only artifact that remains from it is black-and-white kinoscope.
Oh wow! That would have been nice to see but I am glad that a black and white version still exists
This was my first Cinderella movie I seen as a kid. Loved it!
Yes, Stuart Damon brought me here. This is awesome.
Of all the Cinderellas this one's the best, I've watched this movie for fifty-seven years and still well-up when she lifts the bottom of that beautiful ballgown fleeing the ballroom at midnight😥 Matter of fact I'm watching now😊
I swoon every time I watch this scene!
I watched this when I was 10, and have never forgotten it, the Best ever!!
I was hoping to see the person shutting up her evil step mother, that was always so funny to us!
I love this movie.
I remember watching this as a kid. Miss it!
Best Cinderella musical Movie Ever!!!
No one could have said it better you in your post!✋✌️I have never seen or will see a better rendition of Cinderella than Leslie Ann Warren and Stuart Damon. As a very young child, age 3 or 4, I so, SO LOOKED FORWARD TO WATCHING IT EACH AND EVERY YEAR WITHOUT FAIL!
Only one movie will ever be able to compete with it, which is, of course…
“The Wizard of Oz” with Judy Garland.
Thank you for a TRULY GREAT trip down Memory Lane! I wish you an awesome 2023!✌️❤️🧲😀
i first saw this when i was 12 years old in LA California Best Cinderella musical EVER!!!!
I loved this Cinderella of all times.so happy i found this video...
OMG it's my childhood memory!!!
This was my childhood~!!
The prince in This production also played Allen Quartermaine in the soap opera General Hospital for many years! I recognized him when I was a teen ager seeing him on that soap opera.
RIP Prince Charming!! ❤️
Watching on Tubi. It’s wonderful movie indeed evoke the magical feel of Hollywood❤
I loved this as a girl; I love it now! Stuart Damon was extremely handsome!
Stuart Damon were such a handsome Prince
We all wanted to be Cinderella ❤️My favorite movie as a young child.
Back in the mid sixties I was a 6 , perhaps 7 years old , and like most hyperactive boys , spent the entirety of most days , outdoors, in rough and tumble play . A poor Cuban immigrant , not interested in the arts .But for some reason , during one enchanted evening , someone turned on our black and white TV , and this Movie( Broadway play) was on . I gazed into those big beautiful dark expressive eyes, with her quivering lips, and heard that soft voice . The next day I woke up with an intense strange incomprehensible feeling toward this character , the likes of which I had never experienced before . My first crush was Leslie Ann Warren 's Cinderella . That first , magical , then incomprehensible feeling , never to be replicated again.
I haven't seen this since I was young. From what I can tell I never saw it broadcasted again. The actress played the character so we'll. U wanted her to win because she had been treated so badly, but yet was so kind... 😍
Leslie Ann Warren was such a good actress. I love this version.
I always wished in this Cinderella that they would show Cinderella and the Prince getting married.
the picture is sharper than I remember on our 1960's tv
The whole movie beginning to end is on amazon prime videos free
Saw this as a child and loved it!
I don't like that they cut the scene short, however, I do like the clarity and brightness of color - so much better than the older posts.
I love this movie!! My favorite version, as well!!
the only best one back,in the day. all these good shows back than. nothing stays the same.
I own it..... He is the best Prince Charming ever ! 💗
Are you sure he's the best? Just joking he's the best
When I watched all three televised versions of this musical last year, this became the only part to make me cry with catharsis.
I have it on VHS..wish i had a DVD...so loved this movie growing up!
@lorieweiland: You must not have been paying attention because “impossible things are happening every day!” If you wish it, it will be. Wish for a DVD of this show and it will arrive. Just pay $14.00 for shipping!!
MY CINDERELLA...THE VERY BEST ONE...IMPOSSIBLE NOT...FOR MY KING..👑💎
I remembered watching this cinderella 5 times with my grandma. Now as a parent I think she tought i liked this movie. I made a copy and buried the original with her when she died.
I am so glad I have this Dvd
I WAS ROBBED!!!!! THIS IS NOT THE 'FULL' SCENE!!!!!!!!!!
I agree!
Silence!!!
Call the police!
@@PabloCruise1 LOL
No, don't stop there!!! I've never seen this before. I need to.
Emily Edwards it's the original BEST Cinderella ever
My favorite Roger and Hammerstein play ever.I own this on DVD also!
She sooooo good.
Always love this movie Family sits around and enjoy with popcorn
The original Cinderella. I watched this in 60s
Its Mr. Quartermaine!!!!
That's *Dr.* Quartermaine. Stuart Damon has been my prince charming for 54 years. Pretty good run. Thanks for being there.
This version always seemed the most genuine feeling to me
Cinderella will become the charming prince bride
Yeah I felt robbed too that was the best part he rode her on horseback back to the kingdom
I like the 1957 version better although it is black and white nobody can play such a beautiful part as Cinderella other than the LEGENDARY Miss Julie Andrews !!!
My favorite
FOREVERMORE THE TRUE CINDERELLA AND CINDERFELLA FOR ME STILL 2022🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Best ever Cinderella that I ever saw. I want to buy it on DVD as I still watch many of my favorite movies that way....where do I get it? Leslie was the PERFECT Cinderella, despite my always thinking Cinderella was a blonde when I was growing up. Her grace and beauty unmatched. Of course, she was only 18 when they filmed this. I read somewhere she is 77 today. I'm sure as graceful and lovely as ever.
i felt robbed too. i was waiting for him to discover who she was, even though i had seen this many times when i was a child but that was 40 years ago and i was looking forward to it...i was upset..lol
Valeta Starks i watched this in 1965 when i was 8 yrs. old. it's a beautiful movie w/ beautiful songs. what quality ! can't figure why she didn't just tell the prince who she was. it was a nice scene. nice ending.
They wanted to show her *humility* (to a darn fault, I say!) That part confused me too and drove me nuts! Even as a kid...
@@d4seasons I also wondered about Cinderella not telling the prince who she was. My own theory is that she wanted him to initiate
his realization that she was the one who had danced with him in the moonlit garden earlier. That way, she wouldn't appear presumptuous,
respecting him as royalty, and she would know for sure that he truly recognized her, on his own.
Loved this as a child.
This is so much better than that Brandy version
I never cared for Brandy's version. I admire the original 1957 production and the 1965 remake.
@@allenjones3130 I never seen the 1957; also there was no chemistry between Brandy and the prince
their outfit matched
I wish we had been able to see the scene with "the search".
My go to when i wanna watch a classic movie. The other is The 7 Faces of Dr. Lao.
I’m astounded as to how lit her eyelashes are. Did they have extensions back then???
Yes they did, stupid.
Stuart Damon was so handsome!
Im still waiting on my prince at 60, lol.
Hi Namie! You made me laugh so hard thank you 😊... Has your prince arrive?
My favorite scene that she was so close to him when deciding to ask him about water. Lol.
I'm 57 and watching this gleefully as I did as a young girl.😀 It is on tubi free if you have a roku
Awwwwwww!
I remember this coming on the Disney Channel a lot
I wanted to see more!
I stayed up all night watching this cuz there's was literally nothing else to watch
One thing I have noticed, this version the fashion is more Medieval whereas in the other verions its more typical of the 18th or 19th century.
Yes, this version is set in Medieval France whereas the other versions are set in 18th or 19th century France.
It’s Alan Quartermaine from General Hospital!! 😅🥰🤩
Alan quartermaine from general hospital as the prince he was good looking
My 1st stepdaughter crush
Julie Andrews was the original Cinderella in a live musical
@marymichelle here you go
Y Allah ketemu juga cinderella d jaman aku kecil🤩😍