He took the money from the step mother because he knew she was just off loading items and he probably got a good deal on it. He saw that it was actually something meaningful to the Ella. It was very kind. He was treating people the way he saw them.
@@vilwarin5635 still a unique box, business is business he didn't have to give it to her for free and he did, before he gives her the box he takes a look at her (not in a creepy way haha)
@@woodrowdrake5287 It makes the transition to becoming a servant a lot clearer. I felt that the movie before the ball was weaker than the original; this would have made it stronger.
"Her stepmother and stepsisters, mistaking her reseliance for weakness, ever misused her." That is the most perfect way to describe the way the world views Ella's story. Just cause she smiled doesn't mean she wasn't sad. More people need to wake up and see that.
I recently rewatched the animated version, and by the end I was surprised why in my teenage years I ever thought her weak. Strength doesn't always equate swinging swords and kicking arse. To endure that harsh environment with a smile and a hope that never falters, that is strength.
They like to blame an abuse victim for not fighting her abusers and that's so unfair and so ignorant to any psychological damage that years of abuse cause. Another thing that makes me mad is how they use Cinderella as model of a bad feminist who just cooks and cleans and waits for a man to save her. It was the opposite! She actually saved herself, she invented a functional coping mechanism for herself, she stayed positive in a hellish environment, and when she rebelled and went to the ball, she saw how good life can be and married the prince. Cinderella is incredibly kick-ass. Saying that her traditionally feminine traits, like being caring, gentle, optimistic and resilient are bad and saying she should have done more traditionally masculine things like fight her mother or escape is actually pretty sexist.
This scene is so sad and beautiful. I hate they cut this part out because if you see the film without the cut parts you think "wow she has really no breakdowns like always keeping a smile and doesn't cry or anything." But this shows her grieving and I think it really shows she's human
Clever Puppy Studios I know! You think about the stepsisters, who aren’t really main characters as such, and they have 4 costumes that I can think of. One of which is this black mourning outfit, which is only really in it for a few seconds
Extremely important scene in my opinion. Explains why she left the house forever with little attachment to it. Aside from unpleasant memories of abuse, Lady Tremaine wiped the house out of all items which held any sentimental value making it even a more hostile prison.
But then, why didn´t she leave earlier? When one of the former servants asked her so, Ella said it was because of her memories and because it was her home (and at that point the stepmother had already sold everything) ... she only left because she was going to get married
@@yzzobelkiaragasco2874 perhaps she can work somewere else. She knows how to cook, clean, tend the animals and farming, she is not useless, and a girl with her abilities would be welcome anyway. She still would be a working girl, bit she would earn her own money. Even better, she has an education. She could become a governess to a rich family, and improve her position.
But at least she is a good actress. All were praising Emma Watson when she was chose to be Belle, because (in their words) she was "perfect" for the role, but she couldn't act the part, she lacked singing and acting talent. Lily James fit the high expectations and surpassed them, that's the difference between choosing someone for their appearance instead of choosing them for their ability.
phantomwaltz agreed!! Beauty and the Beast live action was okay but I feel like it definitely missed something wasn’t as charming as this live action Cinderella
At least this version doesn't make you rely on the Disney Animated version. *Cough cough* Aladdin, Beauty And The Beast, Jungle Book *Cough cough* This version can stand up on its own without the help of its animated counterpart, and it can be identified as it's own movie due to the changes that keep the plot different from the 1950 animated one while still keeping true to the original tale.
They shouldn't have deleted this. This showed so much resilience in Ella and it didn't just portray her a some damsel in distress. This made her human.
This scene destroyed my heart, the stepmother bought beautiful dresses and mourning clothes for her and her daughters and only a ribbon for Ella. When Ella took little Papillon back and plays with it I cried a lot.
I loved that in the scene where Ella gets the news of her father's passing, she shows compassion for the man delivering the news as if his grief was more important than her own. We need actual people as good as her in the real world...
Thing is most people believe that "nice guys/girls finish last" so they despise kindness to be self-serving instead. Even though Ella received a happy ending as she deserves it.
That scene made me cried coz even at the lowest point of Ellas+'s life she was still polite to say thank you to someone who made the effort to deliver her a bad news. What a class act! In fact I even said to myself that Ella is my marrying type and unfortunately women like her are rare.
I just realized that Ella is strong, not just in her resilience, but also physically. Did you see the way she picked up those buckets of water? She totally could have beat down her stepmother and stepsisters if she wanted to! Guess it would have made her a little less likable. Darn. I would have liked to see her slap them at least once...
Well, I know. That's what makes her so honourable and worthy of respect. She truly turned the other cheek even though it was painful for her, in the end, she found her happiness and love with Kit. Personally, though, if I were in her shoes, I would have taken Danielle's approach from Ever After and decked someone. I have low tolerance for bitches. XD
Claire Mitzuki but then u have to draw a line and stop from being abused as there is a difference when to tolerate and when to face ..this is the only plothole in this film yet I love it ..It is beautifully made.
Also, the buckets themselves are quite heavy as well. When I played Cosette in Les Mis, we used a wooden bucket as a prop as well and it was a lot heavier than it looked.
"Her stepmothers and stepsisters taking her resilience for weakness ever misused her." Such a meaningful line. This is why the Cinderella remake is the only one I like. The writers actually understood Ella's character and made sure to do her justice. Resilience, dignity, compassion, gentleness, patience, sincerity, dedication, & hopeful innocence...that's the true spirit & core of Cinderella. Lily James is phenomenal. She immerses herself into this role entirely with so much warmth, awareness, pathos, and quiet radiance. What a compelling performance!
And geeze, the Stepmother couldn't buy Ella one black dress? Even if it was ragged? Seriously, if anyone who was truly mourning over the death of the father, it'd be Ella! Shows you how mean-spirited and the dark entity she was.
@@latroletteeeee I think the point of only show one dress is because they want to protayl her as a simple girl the opposite of the vain and shallow of her stepsisters that only think in dresses and parasols
Formally wearing black for long periods of mourning wasn't a widespread thing in Europe until the 19th century. People wore black or white at funerals in some cultures, but complex mourning rituals that dictated clothing were more of a Victorian phenomena.
I feel so sorry for Lily James, since she has lost her real father as well. 😥 Filming father and daughter scenes in this movie was very sensitive for her. 😥
I hate when people call Cinderella weak. They like to blame an abuse victim for not fighting her abusers and that's so unfair and so ignorant to any psychological damage that years of abuse cause. Another thing that makes me mad is how they use Cinderella as model of a bad feminist who just cooks and cleans and waits for a man to save her. It was the opposite! She actually saved herself, she invented a functional coping mechanism for herself, she stayed positive in a hellish environment, and when she rebelled and went to the ball, she saw how good life can be and married the prince. Cinderella is incredibly kick-ass. Saying that her traditionally feminine traits, like being caring, gentle, optimistic and resilient are bad and saying she should have done more traditionally masculine things like fight her mother or escape is actually pretty sexist.
I think a huge reason she stays and tries to be nice is her dad choosing the stepfamily as well. She feels she has to honour that choice, plus if she goes, who will look after the house? A lot of it is loyalty to her parents 💔
I wish this scene had been left in the film. Without it, we never really see Ella grieving, and there seems to be no transition from the time that Ella learns that her father is dead, from when she is just about to go to the ball, and she seems to recover from his loss more easily than would be expected in such a situation. Here we can see that she's a lot more affected by her father's passing than is indicated in the final version of the film, and how the household changes afterwards, including the cold treatment dished out to her by the stepmother and her girls. I thought it was also very kind of trader to let Ella have the gift her father gave her for free. He probably knew Ella well, sympathized with her and knew something of what she was going through with her wicked stepmother and two crazy stepsisters!
They should have kept this scene, I was crying watching this, she could have chosen anything else to keep, but she chose to keep her father's present, she loves her father so so much. This scene was so beautiful
Is it just me? I'm glad Ella only had a black ribbon. I feel like her father would be happy to see her in a bright colour and still show respect with the ribbon.
3:04 I feel like that thing she uses to carry the buckets of water perfectly symbolizes the weight on her shoulders of losing her father and being a servant
Someone else commented that it shows another strength of hers.... physical strength. She could easily take the stepfamily on 🤣 it's like advanced weights in a pump class or something, but she's by nature very patient and kind and it takes a lot for her to have 'had enough.' Even then, she fights more with a simple set of words and rebelling/walking away rather than punching anyone (not that I couldn't understand if she went that route 🤣).
I wish they had included the line about the stepfamily being "prostrate with grief"--it's such a natural cover for their unwillingness to contribute and Ella would never have thought to doubt they were suffering, so it does a good job of masking the transition from member of the household to servant.
This scene should have been in the film! It explains her love of butterflies! Her ball gown was inspired by her mother’s gown, and the butterflies represent her father!
Oh, her gift from her father is seen at the end of this video. So cute and so kind of that man to let her keep it. I really wish that all this deleted scenes was on the dvd bonus.
This movie is so beautiful in so many ways, it touches the heart, Lily James and all the actors were incredible in it.. costumes & sets were stunning, beautifully shot, so emotional.. one of my favourite Disney movies ever 💕💕💕💕
He did a very good job on this movie I have to agree with you I just wish they would put all of the deleted scenes on a bonus disk and re lease it again
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+Cinderella (2015) Deleted Scenes Hello : ) I'm here to ask you if you could do me a favor and write down in the descriptions, the subtitles of the 6 deleted scenes please, because it's a little hard for me to understand some words, but the man talking is not necessary, thank you so much!
In the funeral scene, They are all wearing black except Cinderella, who is wearing her usual work blue dress, to show how cruel the stepmom treats her that she can’t even wear something else for this special occasion. The stepmother is also the first to leave to show she doesn’t care about the father as much as Ella does. I love how the movie captures so much detail!
If this scene wasn’t deleted, even though the movie is bit longer, but it provides the full picture of Cinderella, I am so sad that this scene was deleted. I enjoy to watch every bit of it even though it may be a bit longer.
Such an amazing scene! To bad it was cut! And I love how the merchant just let Ella have the only piece she wanted, even thought she was prepared to pay for it!
I adore how this movie celebrates kindness as the most powerful magic there is. Even the pawnbroker shows it by letting Ella keep a memento so precious for her.
Geee watching this movie for a second time, this live action made Ella more human and no damsel in distress, she was brave in many ways and put others even if they hurt or mistreated her first before her!! Thank you disney!
How is she not a damsel in distress? She got rescued by the Prince, and she would wallow in sadness forever if the mices didnt help her, and the guard noticing her singing, she is a damsel in distress, the most traditional kind too
Lady Tremaine's face when Ella was picking those buckets of water would've made anyone want to punch her in the face...I know Ella promise to her mother to "have courage and be kind", but I also know for sure that Ella's mother wasn't expecting to see her daughter not doing anything about the abuse...after all, isn't standing up to herself also considered courage?
Perhaps it must be something to consider. "Be careful to what you say to your kids". My parents always told me to never start a fight and be kind, but also to never let anyone to beat/mistrate me.
I disagree with you guys. There was no child protective services back then, Ella had no other options. Either she stays in her stepmother's house as a servant or she lives on the street. Besides, I always think the most courageous thing to do is to be kind when others are unkind to you.
@@monkiram I agree with you about Ella having no option but stay. But still, she could've rebelled in so many ways. Spoiling the food, burning the clothes when ironing, cleaning bad, being clumpsy... My brother did that and he avoided doing chores many times! XD.
@@vilwarin5635 I doubt she'll get out of her chores by doing them badly. They'd just make her redo them until she does them right and/or beat her for any permanent damages.
if only you understand that these scene you didn't put in, give more heartbreak and soul to the film, I don't even get it why they don't put these scenes
i think this scene will add more meaning to the scene where Tremaine said to Ella “because you are young and innocent and good” cos Tremaine pays attention in which at this point Tremaine realized that Ella is all good
I actually love how Ella wore a pretty, hopeful color at her fathers funeral, and does anyone else think that her stepmother had something to do with the accident that caused her fathers death?
To be honest, this is the best Disney remake. Cinderella is a motivation towards anyone who suffers mistreatment and abuse. Seeing her not being included at diner, not even getting a black dress for her own father's funeral is just damn awful. And after all the mistreatment, Cinderella is just too kind and forgives the three crows. Cinderella could not throw them out, maybe she was just too kind to let them live on the street. And I think that we should not admire Cinderella for her beauty that goes with kindness, but with scenes like this, where she is shown to be emotional, not a romance-hungry damsel in distress.
I can completely understand where ella stands and how she is feeling I love it when she sees the stepmother is gone walking away from the tinker and she takes a look sees a special present from her father and that she rescues it and hides it with her in the attic
Ahw now that would be very sad altogether if it was kept in the film. Sure the film would have been on for 2 hours but still it would be cool if there was a way where the viewers can choose the directors cut or the original theatrical version like what they did with Kate & Leopold for example.
Not once does anyone from the stepfamily comfort Ella when she truly needs it. Everyone deals with letting someone close go forever in they're own way but leaving her alone in such a hard time is wrong especially when knowing the way they treat her they should at least be avible to be there for her somehow. Such a strong girl❤❤
I am glad they cut this because it kinda humanizes Lady Tremaine as a grieving widow. But the movie version I see her more as what she should be which is essentially a gold digger. She played Ella's father and tolerated Ella and when he dies she was just another reminder to Lady Tremaine that she is back to being poor and was another mouth to feed. And she was envious that Ella was beautiful and young because she wishes she could go back and has it easier like Ella did.
A very real question, and where is God when all the sufferings took place? I used to be religious but many unfairnesss that took place in my life made me lost all my faith.
God is always there and he loves us. If her situation had improved earlier, she wouldn't have met the prince and gotten the happy ending that we all love so much. She was already loving, compassionate and patient but I'm sure this ordeal only increased her resilience and her belief in herself and allowed her to grow as a person and that's also true with many of the hardships each of us face. Her patience paid off in the end and she not only got out of the terrible situation but found the one she loves as well.
@Queenofawesome25 jsyk in other countries' versions "Cinderella""s mother (the fairy godmother) reincarnates as a small animal that helps in "Cinderella"'s chores, whereas the step-family discovers and then eats the animal (depending whether it's the edible kind: China has a goldfish, the Philippines a crab) her spirit endures till the ball part, where she helps for the last time
I love how in this movie they had Ella wear a corset and still be able to be strong and resilient. Corsets are very misrepresented (watch Karolina Zebrowska)
Not really, I mean they made Lily wear an ill fitting corset in the ball scene as she had difficulty breathing and eating when wearing it, you can watch the whole ball scene and once you started noticing how hard she's trying to breath it's distracting (ironically they even shrunken her waist in the trailer to a much smaller size but took that out that part in the movie when reporters started noticing)
I like the scene when lily hesitates and wants to pay the gift. I love her she so pretty and fit for historical movie. Pls make another this kind of movie for her
Many people thiks Ella is a weak as she doesnot stand for herself but nothing is more stronger than kindness...she remembered her promise to her mother...she loved her stepsisters ....she cherrised the house...in so much sorrow she was strong and otimistic...I learned to lot from Ella her soul is such pure and true...
It doesn't make sense to me. Ella is at an age where the household would have went to her. The step mother wouldn't have much claim to. Unlike if he had died when Cinderella was a child. Then of course it would go to the step mother because she would have been too young. That's why it was more impactful in the original. Cinderella was a child when she lost her innocence.
Whatever the father's will was or the Ella's rights to the house, they meant nothing as Ella had nobody to defend her just claims. I guess that's because
I would have loved these scenes... I have watched this Masterpiece at least 25xs The details are incredible! The British have the most talented actors in the world...
This shouldn’t have been deleted it shows just how much she had to do on her own and her grief. I cannot believe her mother almost gave away the butterfly present. That should have been in the movie
my dad passed away last month. so I know what Ella is feeling. I like to go to work and do chores just to take my mind off it. even if it's just for a few hours
Laraine Thorpe, it is a tough club to be in. I sound like Bindi Irwin when I say it. If my dad were alive, he would have told me that. Sadly he died on my mom's 41st birthday as my world ended. At least it had to not end.
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can we just appreciate that mans kindness in letting Ella have that one possession back for free though
He took the money from the step mother because he knew she was just off loading items and he probably got a good deal on it. He saw that it was actually something meaningful to the Ella. It was very kind. He was treating people the way he saw them.
It was a thing made of paper. Not very valuable and easy to be broken. For him it was the cheapest thing in the cart
I like to see it as part of what Cinderella told the stepmother at the end...”KINDNESS is free” (as well as love)...
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@@vilwarin5635 still a unique box, business is business he didn't have to give it to her for free and he did, before he gives her the box he takes a look at her (not in a creepy way haha)
This adds alot more depth to the cruelty that Cinderella had to face. What a shame it was cut...
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I completely agree. It also really helps me see transition into her role as the servant.
@@woodrowdrake5287 yeah, I also think it helped a lot to explain that :o
@@woodrowdrake5287 It makes the transition to becoming a servant a lot clearer. I felt that the movie before the ball was weaker than the original; this would have made it stronger.
Yeah I think this scene adds a lot of dimension, it helps the story feel fuller.
"Her stepmother and stepsisters, mistaking her reseliance for weakness, ever misused her."
That is the most perfect way to describe the way the world views Ella's story. Just cause she smiled doesn't mean she wasn't sad. More people need to wake up and see that.
Yassss thats why i always tell everyone cinderella is STRONG not weak like media makes her to be
I recently rewatched the animated version, and by the end I was surprised why in my teenage years I ever thought her weak. Strength doesn't always equate swinging swords and kicking arse. To endure that harsh environment with a smile and a hope that never falters, that is strength.
They like to blame an abuse victim for not fighting her abusers and that's so unfair and so ignorant to any psychological damage that years of abuse cause. Another thing that makes me mad is how they use Cinderella as model of a bad feminist who just cooks and cleans and waits for a man to save her. It was the opposite! She actually saved herself, she invented a functional coping mechanism for herself, she stayed positive in a hellish environment, and when she rebelled and went to the ball, she saw how good life can be and married the prince. Cinderella is incredibly kick-ass. Saying that her traditionally feminine traits, like being caring, gentle, optimistic and resilient are bad and saying she should have done more traditionally masculine things like fight her mother or escape is actually pretty sexist.
And just staying in your circumstances making the best of them without any loud fighting doesn't make you weak either.
I exactly know that cuz I'm going through that...
Just because people always smile, doesn't mean that they're NOT sad!
This scene is so sad and beautiful. I hate they cut this part out because if you see the film without the cut parts you think "wow she has really no breakdowns like always keeping a smile and doesn't cry or anything." But this shows her grieving and I think it really shows she's human
No breakdowns?! She breaks down twice!
I agree. The scene seems pivotal for audience to see how she was bullied by her step mother
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The Costumes in this film are incredible. Probably the best I've ever scene in a fairy tale film in my life!
Clever Puppy Studios I agree all the costumes is amazing
Clever Puppy Studios I know! You think about the stepsisters, who aren’t really main characters as such, and they have 4 costumes that I can think of. One of which is this black mourning outfit, which is only really in it for a few seconds
Yeah that ball gown was stunning!
The R&H musical 1997 version with Whitney Houston, Whoopi, and Brandy as Cinderella has Incredible costumes as well!
Of course they are! The costume designer is the same woman who did Shakespeare in Love! Her clothes always look incredible.
Extremely important scene in my opinion. Explains why she left the house forever with little attachment to it. Aside from unpleasant memories of abuse, Lady Tremaine wiped the house out of all items which held any sentimental value making it even a more hostile prison.
But then, why didn´t she leave earlier? When one of the former servants asked her so, Ella said it was because of her memories and because it was her home (and at that point the stepmother had already sold everything) ... she only left because she was going to get married
This is a very good point
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@@vilwarin5635 maybe she has nowhere else to go to? as far as i know, his father is the only family she has. she would become homeless if she leaves.
@@yzzobelkiaragasco2874 perhaps she can work somewere else. She knows how to cook, clean, tend the animals and farming, she is not useless, and a girl with her abilities would be welcome anyway. She still would be a working girl, bit she would earn her own money. Even better, she has an education. She could become a governess to a rich family, and improve her position.
Lily James is so perfect in this film; I am happy she received the critical reception she deserved.
Wayne Brasler she’s not pretty enough to be Cinderella. Those black brows are terrible with blonde hair
But at least she is a good actress. All were praising Emma Watson when she was chose to be Belle, because (in their words) she was "perfect" for the role, but she couldn't act the part, she lacked singing and acting talent. Lily James fit the high expectations and surpassed them, that's the difference between choosing someone for their appearance instead of choosing them for their ability.
westie kid What the heck does "she's not pretty enough to be Cinderella." mean?
Nazo Khan she looks average. Margot Robbie is a knock out compared to her
Wayne Brasler Funny you say that because my college age son and his friends have a mad crush on Lily James, especially after Baby Driver.
BEST fairytale made into live action. They really managed to capture the magic and beauty of the story. So hard to do.
phantomwaltz agreed!! Beauty and the Beast live action was okay but I feel like it definitely missed something wasn’t as charming as this live action Cinderella
At least this version doesn't make you rely on the Disney Animated version. *Cough cough* Aladdin, Beauty And The Beast, Jungle Book *Cough cough* This version can stand up on its own without the help of its animated counterpart, and it can be identified as it's own movie due to the changes that keep the plot different from the 1950 animated one while still keeping true to the original tale.
Maleficent is won of the best live action fairytale
maleficent is good too
Definitely it was its own version and so charming compared to the others which felt like stiff carbon copies that requires prior knowledge
All of the deleted scenes were perfection! I wish they would have left them in the film... I don't care how long the movie would've been!
I feel like the movie would've been taken more seriously, not that it wasn't
I agree. There are so many things in one of the books that should have been in this movie.
They totally should have!
Agreed
The film kinda felt short anyway 😞
They shouldn't have deleted this. This showed so much resilience in Ella and it didn't just portray her a some damsel in distress. This made her human.
I hope they re-release Cinderella with the cut scenes
That theme is still intact without this part.
The scene is good but imho she wasn't a damsel in distress to start with, she had agency throughout the story
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This scene destroyed my heart, the stepmother bought beautiful dresses and mourning clothes for her and her daughters and only a ribbon for Ella. When Ella took little Papillon back and plays with it I cried a lot.
I loved that in the scene where Ella gets the news of her father's passing, she shows compassion for the man delivering the news as if his grief was more important than her own. We need actual people as good as her in the real world...
Thing is most people believe that "nice guys/girls finish last" so they despise kindness to be self-serving instead. Even though Ella received a happy ending as she deserves it.
We are existing just not enough unfortunately..
That scene made me cried coz even at the lowest point of Ellas+'s life she was still polite to say thank you to someone who made the effort to deliver her a bad news. What a class act! In fact I even said to myself that Ella is my marrying type and unfortunately women like her are rare.
I just realized that Ella is strong, not just in her resilience, but also physically. Did you see the way she picked up those buckets of water? She totally could have beat down her stepmother and stepsisters if she wanted to! Guess it would have made her a little less likable. Darn. I would have liked to see her slap them at least once...
Claire Mitzuki Beating them down isn't kind and that's one of the promises she made to her mother.
Well, I know. That's what makes her so honourable and worthy of respect. She truly turned the other cheek even though it was painful for her, in the end, she found her happiness and love with Kit. Personally, though, if I were in her shoes, I would have taken Danielle's approach from Ever After and decked someone. I have low tolerance for bitches. XD
slap her mother and force her stepsister to do prostitution
Claire Mitzuki but then u have to draw a line and stop from being abused as there is a difference when to tolerate and when to face ..this is the only plothole in this film yet I love it ..It is beautifully made.
Also, the buckets themselves are quite heavy as well. When I played Cosette in Les Mis, we used a wooden bucket as a prop as well and it was a lot heavier than it looked.
"Her stepmothers and stepsisters taking her resilience for weakness ever misused her."
Such a meaningful line. This is why the Cinderella remake is the only one I like. The writers actually understood Ella's character and made sure to do her justice. Resilience, dignity, compassion, gentleness, patience, sincerity, dedication, & hopeful innocence...that's the true spirit & core of Cinderella. Lily James is phenomenal. She immerses herself into this role entirely with so much warmth, awareness, pathos, and quiet radiance. What a compelling performance!
And geeze, the Stepmother couldn't buy Ella one black dress? Even if it was ragged? Seriously, if anyone who was truly mourning over the death of the father, it'd be Ella! Shows you how mean-spirited and the dark entity she was.
Yup. This whole part adds so much to both of their characters, their relationship, and the ending.
Well, it's hard to believe that Ella had only one dress up to this point. --' Her father was rich. That scene didn't make sense to me.
Perhaps the sisters stole everything?. But at least she could´ve dyed her clothes black, as was the custom
@@latroletteeeee I think the point of only show one dress is because they want to protayl her as a simple girl the opposite of the vain and shallow of her stepsisters that only think in dresses and parasols
Formally wearing black for long periods of mourning wasn't a widespread thing in Europe until the 19th century. People wore black or white at funerals in some cultures, but complex mourning rituals that dictated clothing were more of a Victorian phenomena.
OMG I CANT BELIEVE THIS WAS NOT IN THE MOVIE... THOSE WERE GOOD PARTS
+Jandree Vasquez Schell this gave too much sorrow for cinderella, i guess
its such a shame so many amazing scenes had to be cut, i know its for time and all but an extended version of the film would be amazing
I feel so sorry for Lily James, since she has lost her real father as well. 😥
Filming father and daughter scenes in this movie was very sensitive for her. 😥
I hate when people call Cinderella weak.
They like to blame an abuse victim for not fighting her abusers and that's so unfair and so ignorant to any psychological damage that years of abuse cause.
Another thing that makes me mad is how they use Cinderella as model of a bad feminist who just cooks and cleans and waits for a man to save her. It was the opposite! She actually saved herself, she invented a functional coping mechanism for herself, she stayed positive in a hellish environment, and when she rebelled and went to the ball, she saw how good life can be and married the prince.
Cinderella is incredibly kick-ass. Saying that her traditionally feminine traits, like being caring, gentle, optimistic and resilient are bad and saying she should have done more traditionally masculine things like fight her mother or escape is actually pretty sexist.
I think a huge reason she stays and tries to be nice is her dad choosing the stepfamily as well. She feels she has to honour that choice, plus if she goes, who will look after the house? A lot of it is loyalty to her parents 💔
Exactly, Amen sister.
I wish this scene had been left in the film. Without it, we never really see Ella grieving, and there seems to be no transition from the time that Ella learns that her father is dead, from when she is just about to go to the ball, and she seems to recover from his loss more easily than would be expected in such a situation. Here we can see that she's a lot more affected by her father's passing than is indicated in the final version of the film, and how the household changes afterwards, including the cold treatment dished out to her by the stepmother and her girls. I thought it was also very kind of trader to let Ella have the gift her father gave her for free. He probably knew Ella well, sympathized with her and knew something of what she was going through with her wicked stepmother and two crazy stepsisters!
They should have kept this scene, I was crying watching this, she could have chosen anything else to keep, but she chose to keep her father's present, she loves her father so so much. This scene was so beautiful
This explains so much, Terribly sad it was cut out...
Extended version please. That made me tear up.
MustardSeedish hi yes lol x.
MORE THAN ONCE...
MustardSeedish same
Is it just me? I'm glad Ella only had a black ribbon. I feel like her father would be happy to see her in a bright colour and still show respect with the ribbon.
3:04 I feel like that thing she uses to carry the buckets of water perfectly symbolizes the weight on her shoulders of losing her father and being a servant
Thats a good way of thinking about it it also symbolizes a beast of burden i believe the expression
Someone else commented that it shows another strength of hers.... physical strength. She could easily take the stepfamily on 🤣 it's like advanced weights in a pump class or something, but she's by nature very patient and kind and it takes a lot for her to have 'had enough.' Even then, she fights more with a simple set of words and rebelling/walking away rather than punching anyone (not that I couldn't understand if she went that route 🤣).
One of the strongest characters ever in disney
I wish they had included the line about the stepfamily being "prostrate with grief"--it's such a natural cover for their unwillingness to contribute and Ella would never have thought to doubt they were suffering, so it does a good job of masking the transition from member of the household to servant.
That man was so sweet this was his joband how he made his living and he just let her take it so nice
This scene should have been in the film! It explains her love of butterflies! Her ball gown was inspired by her mother’s gown, and the butterflies represent her father!
they cut a powerful scene!! =(
Didn't they just???? That whole sequence should have remained.
Jee Penaranda too many scenes cut
Oh, her gift from her father is seen at the end of this video. So cute and so kind of that man to let her keep it.
I really wish that all this deleted scenes was on the dvd bonus.
CRIMINALLY awful choice to delete this scene.
This movie is so beautiful in so many ways, it touches the heart, Lily James and all the actors were incredible in it.. costumes & sets were stunning, beautifully shot, so emotional.. one of my favourite Disney movies ever 💕💕💕💕
Now this is deleted scene #4 that I’ve watched! The more I see the more of what could have enhanced this beautiful remake we’ve been given to enjoy.
I really enjoyed this version of the classic tale more than any of the others, even the original animated one. Thank Mr. Branagh for such a film.
He did a very good job on this movie I have to agree with you I just wish they would put all of the deleted scenes on a bonus disk and re lease it again
If you want to see "The Mourning" reinserted back into the film, please sign the petition for Walt Disney Studios and Walt Disney Home Entertainment to release an Extended Cut of Cinderella (2015). The link to the petition is available in the description. Thanks!
+Cinderella (2015) Deleted Scenes Hello : ) I'm here to ask you if you could do me a favor and write down in the descriptions, the subtitles of the 6 deleted scenes please, because it's a little hard for me to understand some words, but the man talking is not necessary, thank you so much!
Great Job Branagh! You Rule! ☺♥
Cinderella (2015) Deleted Scenes YAS!
Cinderella (2015) Deleted Scenes yessss
All the deleted scenes are brilliant!
Why do movies always cut the scenes that would’ve made the movie more interesting
not just interesting, less flat. dont get me wrong the movie was nice but it lacked a lot of depth such as this.
Cuz ITS look new for you
this movie is the definition of a perfect fairytale ✨
Another one I would add is Mirror Mirror!
i can't believe these were deleted these scenes were amazing
for me cinderella will always represent disney for me.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww mee toooo
In the funeral scene, They are all wearing black except Cinderella, who is wearing her usual work blue dress, to show how cruel the stepmom treats her that she can’t even wear something else for this special occasion. The stepmother is also the first to leave to show she doesn’t care about the father as much as Ella does. I love how the movie captures so much detail!
And how is that possible? I mean she was shedding a few tears you could see her wiping them off with her handkerchief
Ooooh the butterfly. No wonder her gown has it. That is indeed an important scene
The fact she only let she wear a black ribbon is absolutely heartbreaking
You should add all the deleted scenes back in with a extended cut edition
If this scene wasn’t deleted, even though the movie is bit longer, but it provides the full picture of Cinderella, I am so sad that this scene was deleted. I enjoy to watch every bit of it even though it may be a bit longer.
Such an amazing scene! To bad it was cut!
And I love how the merchant just let Ella have the only piece she wanted, even thought she was prepared to pay for it!
I adore how this movie celebrates kindness as the most powerful magic there is. Even the pawnbroker shows it by letting Ella keep a memento so precious for her.
Geee watching this movie for a second time, this live action made Ella more human and no damsel in distress, she was brave in many ways and put others even if they hurt or mistreated her first before her!! Thank you disney!
I did think so too!
How is she not a damsel in distress? She got rescued by the Prince, and she would wallow in sadness forever if the mices didnt help her, and the guard noticing her singing, she is a damsel in distress, the most traditional kind too
Lady Tremaine's face when Ella was picking those buckets of water would've made anyone want to punch her in the face...I know Ella promise to her mother to "have courage and be kind", but I also know for sure that Ella's mother wasn't expecting to see her daughter not doing anything about the abuse...after all, isn't standing up to herself also considered courage?
Perhaps it must be something to consider. "Be careful to what you say to your kids". My parents always told me to never start a fight and be kind, but also to never let anyone to beat/mistrate me.
I disagree with you guys. There was no child protective services back then, Ella had no other options. Either she stays in her stepmother's house as a servant or she lives on the street. Besides, I always think the most courageous thing to do is to be kind when others are unkind to you.
@@monkiram I agree with you about Ella having no option but stay. But still, she could've rebelled in so many ways. Spoiling the food, burning the clothes when ironing, cleaning bad, being clumpsy... My brother did that and he avoided doing chores many times! XD.
There's a really good video by The Take on the original Cinderella movie that explains this.
ruclips.net/video/huLSdm6IH0g/видео.html
@@vilwarin5635 I doubt she'll get out of her chores by doing them badly. They'd just make her redo them until she does them right and/or beat her for any permanent damages.
casting members deserve a raise for choosing Lily James to play Cinderella
This is the only Disney princess LA movie I actually enjoyed watching, it never fails to make me cry and makes me want to evolve as a good person :)
This adds soooooo much more to the movie as a whole and makes the death of her father more of a priority than what they desired to put in.
if only you understand that these scene you didn't put in, give more heartbreak and soul to the film, I don't even get it why they don't put these scenes
i think this scene will add more meaning to the scene where Tremaine said to Ella “because you are young and innocent and good” cos Tremaine pays attention in which at this point Tremaine realized that Ella is all good
I actually love how Ella wore a pretty, hopeful color at her fathers funeral, and does anyone else think that her stepmother had something to do with the accident that caused her fathers death?
I think the financial stress of throwing parties and decorating probably didn't help him in the end.
To be honest, this is the best Disney remake. Cinderella is a motivation towards anyone who suffers mistreatment and abuse. Seeing her not being included at diner, not even getting a black dress for her own father's funeral is just damn awful. And after all the mistreatment, Cinderella is just too kind and forgives the three crows. Cinderella could not throw them out, maybe she was just too kind to let them live on the street. And I think that we should not admire Cinderella for her beauty that goes with kindness, but with scenes like this, where she is shown to be emotional, not a romance-hungry damsel in distress.
A shame there were not in the movie. Great scenes!
I can completely understand where ella stands and how she is feeling I love it when she sees the stepmother is gone walking away from the tinker and she takes a look sees a special present from her father and that she rescues it and hides it with her in the attic
Ahw now that would be very sad altogether if it was kept in the film. Sure the film would have been on for 2 hours but still it would be cool if there was a way where the viewers can choose the directors cut or the original theatrical version like what they did with Kate & Leopold for example.
Best in all the live actions ive seen so far, please make another masterpiece!
I’m praying for Snow White
I JUST realized that Daisy from Downton Abbey is an evil stepsister in this movie!! :o
So is Cinderella. She is Rose from Downton
Yeah I already knew that, it was the main thing said about her when she was cast as Cinderella.
Zoe Tuinman Oh wow. I never seen that show before I might watch it sometime why isn't it on netflix
Andrea Kim *Downton
Zoe Tuinman lily is also in Downton Abby I think
Not once does anyone from the stepfamily comfort Ella when she truly needs it. Everyone deals with letting someone close go forever in they're own way but leaving her alone in such a hard time is wrong especially when knowing the way they treat her they should at least be avible to be there for her somehow. Such a strong girl❤❤
I always cry when the father dies and the music that goes with it makes me cry harder
I am glad they cut this because it kinda humanizes Lady Tremaine as a grieving widow. But the movie version I see her more as what she should be which is essentially a gold digger. She played Ella's father and tolerated Ella and when he dies she was just another reminder to Lady Tremaine that she is back to being poor and was another mouth to feed. And she was envious that Ella was beautiful and young because she wishes she could go back and has it easier like Ella did.
It was a shame this scene was cut,it added a new dimension to the story
We don't need to sign the petition. I can easily add these scenes back in myself with the proper software
plz do
very touching..the cruelty shown is heartbreaking, where was her fairy godmother then?
eating cheetos
A very real question, and where is God when all the sufferings took place? I used to be religious but many unfairnesss that took place in my life made me lost all my faith.
God is always there and he loves us. If her situation had improved earlier, she wouldn't have met the prince and gotten the happy ending that we all love so much. She was already loving, compassionate and patient but I'm sure this ordeal only increased her resilience and her belief in herself and allowed her to grow as a person and that's also true with many of the hardships each of us face. Her patience paid off in the end and she not only got out of the terrible situation but found the one she loves as well.
either being Bellatrix or the Duchess of York (Queen Mother)
@Queenofawesome25 jsyk in other countries' versions "Cinderella""s mother (the fairy godmother) reincarnates as a small animal that helps in "Cinderella"'s chores, whereas the step-family discovers and then eats the animal (depending whether it's the edible kind: China has a goldfish, the Philippines a crab)
her spirit endures till the ball part, where she helps for the last time
Ella has a gorgeous shoulder line and posture xx
I agree, I noticed that a lot when I watched this movie!
I love how in this movie they had Ella wear a corset and still be able to be strong and resilient. Corsets are very misrepresented (watch Karolina Zebrowska)
Not really, I mean they made Lily wear an ill fitting corset in the ball scene as she had difficulty breathing and eating when wearing it, you can watch the whole ball scene and once you started noticing how hard she's trying to breath it's distracting (ironically they even shrunken her waist in the trailer to a much smaller size but took that out that part in the movie when reporters started noticing)
I like the scene when lily hesitates and wants to pay the gift. I love her she so pretty and fit for historical movie. Pls make another this kind of movie for her
Many people thiks Ella is a weak as she doesnot stand for herself but nothing is more stronger than kindness...she remembered her promise to her mother...she loved her stepsisters ....she cherrised the house...in so much sorrow she was strong and otimistic...I learned to lot from Ella her soul is such pure and true...
It doesn't make sense to me. Ella is at an age where the household would have went to her. The step mother wouldn't have much claim to. Unlike if he had died when Cinderella was a child. Then of course it would go to the step mother because she would have been too young. That's why it was more impactful in the original. Cinderella was a child when she lost her innocence.
Whatever the father's will was or the Ella's rights to the house, they meant nothing as Ella had nobody to defend her just claims. I guess that's because
Women barely had rights back then and the stepmother would rate higher on who owns the property.
I would have loved these scenes... I have watched this Masterpiece at least 25xs The details are incredible! The British have the most talented actors in the world...
Disney ought to release an uncut version of this film for those of us who appreciate these kinds of scenes and don't mind if it gets a bit longer.
Her mother and her step sister wearing fancy gown and she... Aww look at that ribbon, it shows that she has pure heart
WWWHHHYYYY CUUUT THESE SCEEENNNNEEESSSS
There was so many things in one of the books that I really wish had been in this movie.
Make the Cinderella, *A Twist In Time*
Aiyanadrew Tan yes
Well after dreams come true you can't have a third live action cinderella without the 2nd one.
BRUNACINDERLLA👠👗🏰📷🐦🐦
YES!?
Nah I'd actually be more interested in like a sequel of Anastasia meeting the baker
I love how this is a part when the step family started to be mean somebody still showed her kindness
Too painful to watch her cry. My father passed away as well, this stirred up deep emotions.
I wish they'd left these scenes in the movie. It would have made it feel more real.
this explains why her step mother destroyed that when she found it with the shoe aside from just being mean
i wish this part made the movie but I get that sometimes they have to cut scenes. It was very creative though and I liked it very much
This shouldn’t have been deleted it shows just how much she had to do on her own and her grief. I cannot believe her mother almost gave away the butterfly present. That should have been in the movie
Y’all saw how happy she got when that man gave her a small act of kindness
When you realize how sad this scene really is.
plsssss this whole deleted scene is better than the whole Camila's remake😭🏃🏼♀️
my dad passed away last month. so I know what Ella is feeling. I like to go to work and do chores just to take my mind off it. even if it's just for a few hours
Laraine Thorpe, it is a tough club to be in. I sound like Bindi Irwin when I say it. If my dad were alive, he would have told me that. Sadly he died on my mom's 41st birthday as my world ended. At least it had to not end.
coincidentally the part about the household chores was in the narration as well
May your father RIP and God bless you and all🙏🏽
Lily is depth in my sights, the core of my bliss, the heart & soul thats unparallel to this existence..✨🪞💔🌬️🌊🌊🌊🚪🌌☄️
Professor Lockhart decided to become a director after forgetting about being a wizard.
I wish they’d kept these scenes in the film, but omitted the narration. It’s very on the nose and just bluntly says what the visuals already tell us
Did anyone else besides me just want to hug Ella throughout the film and tell her everything is going to be ok?
Totally. She brings out a bit of mom energy in me :)
It was an emotional and touching part of the movie.. I wonder why such beautiful parts of the script are removed from the final movie
I am your biggest fan of yours
THE BUTTERFLY OMGG
I spy with my little eyes, a hidden Mickey at 0:45!
I just realized that Harry (Potter) is a lot like Cinderella only if she had sass and was a little boy.
It's been 6 years, can we have an extended version now? ☹️
This is so sad and heart breaking but at least we get to see something that should have been left in the movie