Cinderella (1965)

After the success of the live 1957 Cinderella on CBS (with Julie Andrews), the network decided to produce another television version. The new script hewed closer to the traditional tale, although nearly all of the original songs were retained and performed in their original settings. Added to the Rogers and Hammerstein score was "Loneliness of Evening", which had been composed for South Pacific but not used.

IMDb rating	7.6
Producers	CBS Television Studios
Original title	Cinderella
Directors	Charles S. Dubin
Writers	Joseph Schrank, Oscar Hammerstein II, Charles Perrault

Cast

Lesley Ann Warren

as Cinderella

Stuart Damon

as The Prince

Ginger Rogers

as Queen

Walter Pidgeon

as King

Celeste Holm

as Fairy Godmother

Jo Van Fleet

as Stepmother

Pat Carroll

as Prunella

Barbara Ruick

as Esmerelda

Joe E. Marks

as Aide

Don Heitgerd

as The Herald

Butch Sherwood

as Small Boy #1

Bill Lee

as Father

Betty Noyes

as Mother

Trudi Ames

as Daughter

Myra Stephens

as 1st Maiden

Linda Howe

as 2nd Maiden

Francesca Bellini

as 3rd Maiden

Alicia Adams

as 4th Maiden

Rosemarie Rand

as 5th Maiden

Jackie Ward

as 7th Maiden

Debbie Megowan

as Young Maiden

Robin Eccles

as 2nd Young Maiden

Alice Mock

as Grandmother

Jack Tygett

as Magic Groom

Robert Courtleigh

as Stepmother's Groom

Jim Taylor

as Dancer (uncredited)

Judy Chapman

as 6th Maiden