Cinderella Discussion

[JeanGreyForever]

Her ballgown look.

Oh, well her eyes were never visible in the movie during her ballgown look like Duster said. So that's actually accurate.

[Disney Duster]

Her ballgown look.

Oh, well her eyes were never visible in the movie during her ballgown look like Duster said. So that's actually accurate.

I think you meant her ears, not her eyes.

[JeanGreyForever]

Oh, well her eyes were never visible in the movie during her ballgown look like Duster said. So that's actually accurate.

I think you meant her ears, not her eyes.

Oops, you're right! I meant her ears.

[bradhig]

I meant her ears everytime she wears a headband.

[JeanGreyForever]

I meant her ears everytime she wears a headband.

I haven't played the game but from pictures I've seen, I was under the impression her ears aren't visible under the headband. So isn't that a good thing unless I'm misunderstanding you?

[Disney Duster]

Yeah I don't understand either lol.

[Farerb]

Does anyone know where I can find a source regarding Cinderella's true hair color?

[JeanGreyForever]

I only found out about her real hair color from the online fandom. I don't think there are any official sources out there about her hair color or none I've found anyway.

[Disney Duster]

I wish I could know, too.

[Farerb]

That is unfortunate. What about a source about her dress being charged for the VHS cover?

[JeanGreyForever]

That is unfortunate. What about a source about her dress being charged for the VHS cover?

Are you referring to her dress color being changed from white/silver to blue?

[Farerb]

That is unfortunate. What about a source about her dress being charged for the VHS cover?

Are you referring to her dress color being changed from white/silver to blue?

Yes.

[JeanGreyForever]

I don't have any with me off the top of my head but I'll look around. I remember old Disney books about the making of the films would describe her dress as white or dove-grey. Some non-Disney making of books as well about film history in general.

[Farerb]

I don't have any with me off the top of my head but I'll look around. I remember old Disney books about the making of the films would describe her dress as white or dove-grey. Some non-Disney making of books as well about film history in general.

I meant a source for the reason they changed it to blue.

[JeanGreyForever]

I don't have any with me off the top of my head but I'll look around. I remember old Disney books about the making of the films would describe her dress as white or dove-grey. Some non-Disney making of books as well about film history in general.

I meant a source for the reason they changed it to blue.

Oh sorry, I don't think I have any official source that explicitly says that. It's usually the fandom making those observations.

[Disney Duster]

Yes, I don't have any official knowledge on why they changed it.

But I can say two things - first, they have made her dress look blue in marketing all the way back in the first poster, so it was not just for VHS.

And two - I know the interior of the palace was originally gonna be blue, but they made it pink so Cinderella's blue dress would stand out more.

But her dress is only blue in the shadows, it's still silver when she first starts dancing with the prince, so...yeah, I guess they didn't want a dark gray dress in the shadows, so they made it blue in the shadows, so they had to make the rest of the palace pink.

[Farerb]

Thank you both.

[JeanGreyForever]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/truusbobj ... 9130773333
I found this, a publicity still of Cinderella that was turned into a postcard. It's a good indicator of what her hair color originally was like.

[Farerb]

Disney decided that it wasn't enough to only ruin the film, they decided to ruin Cinderella's castle at Disney World as well:

Before:


After:

[Sotiris]

Oh, the horror! What on earth possessed them to do that? It looks so gaudy now.