The House Of De Vil | (1/15) Movie Scenes | 101 Dalmatians (1996) HD

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Estella now known as 'Cruella' has built her fashion label: 'House of De Vil' into a recognised Brand around the world. Another day at work she approaches with a grand entrance in her Panther Deville Custom. Who has she become?
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101 Dalmatians is a 1996 American comedy adventure film. The film is a live action adaptation of Walt Disney's 1961 animated film of the same name, itself an adaptation of Dodie Smith's 1956 novel The Hundred and One Dalmatians.
Anita, a fashion designer, and Roger, a computer game writer, have to rescue the puppies of their dalmatians from Cruella De Vil, an insane woman, who wants to use their fur to make a coat.
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[@HouseofDeVil]

Hello Darling, If we make this coat, it would be as if I were wearing your dog 💋🐾 🎥 Full Movie Clip playlist available now | 101 Dalmatians (1996) | Click here: kzbin.info/aero/PLLIbqVzL9UA_DpBG6pOvlsgZ4D3UTQxSz

[@Choices2aa]

Cruella De Vil if she doesn't scare you then I don't know know what will. Cruella De Vill only Glenn Close could play her. I can't wait to see Cruella with Emma Stone can you up load the whole movie 101 and 102 Dalmations.

[@operationstratos1013]

I’ve watch this since I was little. But can someone help me with the lines at 0:42. I always though it was this: Receptionist (Alonso?): (nervously) Good morning, Ms de Vil. Cruel la: (Coldly) Good Evening, Mr. ???.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Good afternoon Ms. De Vil ;) you are iconic.

[@theresaibler6942]

👀

[@tomedy_official]

At first I was thinking why puppies why not full-grown dalmatian. But now I realise it's because of puppies fur is more fine

[@whodini6130]

The lady who played Anita would of been great for a Princess Diana role

[@T3XACAN0]

Yeah...she had that look! Back then...now...she is different. She is the daughter of Dame Vanessa Redgrave.

[@brierichardson8462]

@@T3XACAN0 And the younger sister of the late Natasha Richardson

[@007beck9]

@@T3XACAN0 joely Richardson

[@adamsbriee6330]

@@brierichardson8462 Natasha would’ve been a great Diana i actually feel

[@mish375]

@@brierichardson8462 Wow! That explains it. I always thought she looked like Natasha Richardson, but thought I must be imagining things. Looks like Joely really is her sister.

[@kaeteegage4846]

I love that in the introduction to her character, you dont see her face yet, we see her car, the building, her legs and feet, her fur coat, all building up the atmosphere, the music ties it together splendidly and then we get a full face reveal but it's almost like a jump scare. We dont get to see her face til anita turns around since shes standing behind her without her noticing.

[@isaiah_hi93]

Amazing character reveal for sure😌

[@louised2818]

Such a great reveal!

[@left4deadian]

She looked like a devil behind anita.

[@M.A.C.01]

And when she’s walking down it the footsteps are a bit louder than normal.

[@duong-chan5327]

Don't forget the sound when the door opened that sounds very much like a quiet roar of a beast. Man, these people knew what they were doing.

[@juanakravitz3024]

Fun fact: Glen Close originally declined the role as Cruella due to scheduling roles conflicts. They tried other actresses for the role but didn’t make the cut. but Close was able to finish her stage role “ sunset blvd” before closing auditions for the movie, when asked again by the producers, she accepted the role. Glen Close Nailed this role 🐾🐕🐩🐾

[@bender6261]

No one else could have played this role as well as she did! She was fantastic!

[@juanakravitz3024]

@@bender6261 MOST definitely!

[@MrBoliao98]

No one else is downright as sexy as that.

[@juanakravitz3024]

@@MrBoliao98 Amen to that!

[@iprakaji]

@@bender6261 Yes I agree, no one at the time. Emma Stone definitely put a fresh new take on such iconic character.

[@DivaDiamondDavenportMahogany]

Cruella is such a classy villain, that she doesn't even bother about dragging her fur coat trough the wet floor.

[@violettbellerose1173]

The water is so scared of her too, the fur is left untouched

[@alexhodson5430]

I would love to see robocop put her in handcuffs

[@brettlarch8050]

She probably gets them dry cleaned. She has a mansion.

[@passingthrough5102]

@@alexhodson5430what why??

[@markwaltz3307]

Better water than human hands that don't contain fur. Only a wolf man could do the job to her satisfaction, then end up a coat themselves.

[@doll_dress_swap1269]

How did Anita not instantly pick up on the fact that Cruella was thinking of using dog fur and then voluntarily make that statement about puppies? She works for a fashion brand obsessed with using fur, designs clothing that she knows will be made of fur, and just had her fur draped boss ask about the texture of the fur of her dog in correlation to a fur fashion design🤣🤣🤣

[@sdm47]

Would that be the first assumption you make about your best friend? You’d probably trick yourself into believing that she was joking But even without that Cruella doesn’t *only* do fur, fur happens to be her favorite but that’s not *all* that she deals in Anita at this point doesn’t even know that Cruella is gonna have it made from fur, and when it is confirmed that fur will be used she still doesn’t suspect anything because of the reasons above It only finally clicks with her when Cruella acts like she’s entitled to the puppies and then they disappear after she vows to “get even”

[@warriorofdeath24]

Better question, in my opinion, why would cruella, the face of haute couture use dog fur, she could have hand painted albino mink or snow fox instead of common canine. That is what has always bothered me

[@sdm47]

@@warriorofdeath24 Because the author of the original book was obsessed with Dalmatians

[@carlycrays2831]

@@warriorofdeath24 Cruella sees herself as the one who makes the trends. If she says that the skin of murdered baby puppies is in fashion, then it is so.

[@EditorOfSL]

@@sdm47 She’s not actually her friend in this version, just her boss.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Something I just noticed, the entrace into the room is like a literal runway. *ICONIC*

[@Amp661]

I like how her hat is covering her dark half of her hair, as if it's only showing her "bright side" of her character in this scene. Excellent!

[@passingthrough5102]

she is beautiful

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Devilishly glamorous

[@Timsterfield]

Anita is definitely rocking that 90's do. Cruella, on the other hand is malevolently timeless.

[@LINX29X92]

“Pitty…” “But it was very fine when she was a puppy” “Redemption!” 😂

[@LonelyPandora]

The scene when she enters the workplace, the way she walks down the centre with everyone of each side, makes her appear like she is on a catwalk for a fashion show and she is the main attraction.

[@passingthrough5102]

so true and she is the sexiest !

[@a.g.demada5263]

True and it shows how much she's respected

[@2300VirgoAvenue]

𝒇𝒖𝒏 𝒇𝒂𝒄𝒕: Glenn Close kept ALL of her costumes for this role! this definitely one of the best wardrobes a character has ever had in my opinion, IN ANY film/tv show.

[@kaijudirector5336]

You know what? I’d say she deserves it! The costume department must be pretty proud of that!

[@AtlasBlizzard]

I don't blame her. I would've too.

[@TheDannyPhamtom]

Where the Devil Wears Prada got their opening scene only... this is way more iconic! Cruella and Miranda Priestly are related in a parallel universe 😈❤️

[@goldeneve]

You better believe it

[@SK-gi8dj]

Devil wears Prada opening is from risky business

[@cyberose23]

@@SK-gi8dj Perhaps instead you mean ‘Big Business’ ? (where bette midler plays rich Sadie and gets out of the car entering the Moromax building)

[@SK-gi8dj]

@@cyberose23 yes you’re correct. Sorry never saw that film, just the entrance part.

[@BeeKee404]

I'm convinced that when Cruella mentioned competitors looking to take Anita away that Priestly was one of them! I realize she's most likely not but I like to imagine she is.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Glenn Close is absolutely *ICONIC* as Cruella De Vil. I just love her lol.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Brilliant, bad, and a little bit mad

[@coralroper6876]

Poor Alonzo sounds like he's on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Of course, with a boss like that I probably would be too.

[@PajafromPrague]

Wonder why he worked with her so long .

[@T3XACAN0]

In 102 Dalmatians...at the very end...he seemed to talk with elegance and class, as if the curse of DeVil was lifted off his shoulder. He was free from her abuse.

[@PajafromPrague]

Im sure he could write somewhere after he got away from her . Just like one man wrote after divorce . Alonzo could write after quit at cruella De vil finally Happy 😊 and start working with great Kevin Shepard and Chloe Simon and Ewan is great life doping 😊

[@PajafromPrague]

@@T3XACAN0 finally thank god

[@firemiracle]

@@T3XACAN0 i really loved that scene when he finally decided to stop being in cruella's team. Heck, he even became brave enough to stand up against the guy who was gonna skin the puppies 😲

[@badgyver100]

My favourite Cruella's outfit forever! And the introduction of the character is simply perfect and unforgettable.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

She’s every bit as devilish as Cruella

[@racerx2107]

Glenn Close knocked this role out of the park she scared me as a kid. It's a shame a lot of acting doesn't bring the same emotions I used to feel back in the day.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

All Disney villains sand villainesses that smoked cigarettes were completely evil

[@manuelorozco7760]

Scared me as a kid too

[@lexusdriver1963]

For a film set in the 1990s this place looks really futuristic.

[@sneezyg1]

One of the very best villains in all cinema. Perfectly cast too.

[@passingthrough5102]

Such a sexy seductive woman cruel and wicked the perfect villain!!!

[@JenniferPoole.33272]

I agree sir or ma’am!! ^.^

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Brilliant, bad, and a little bit mad

[@jennyyuen1777]

The clawed nail gloves are such a dash of genius! Shows that Cruella is like an animal.

[@passingthrough5102]

damn sexy

[@zurvanmooney4940]

She shows more of her animal side in the second movie when she tears off the boards concealing her fur collection with her bare hands

[@AdamWest1290]

"Redemption!" Lmfao 😂

[@thanoswife1254]

I just realized, if Anita hadn't drawn the outfit with Dalmation spots, it would be an entirely different movie or not even a movie at all, she knew that her boss would want to see the drawings since Anita's considered one of her best workers

[@edwintovar1505]

Yes in that case was Anita fault

[@Kivamusicchannel]

@@edwintovar1505 Well damn, Anita didn’t tell her to kill those puppies lol

[@edwintovar1505]

@@Kivamusicchannel no I know but she put the idea in cruella

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

@@edwintovar1505 that still is not Anita’s fault what goes on in someone else’s head.

[@DeepikaGinger]

She was planning on showing her the striped version

[@effy1104]

Her fashion is iconic 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@passingthrough5102]

Seductive Sexy Powerful Woman

[@vittoriogirolimetto6083]

Why didn't they give her an oscar ?

[@CFLaughs]

Because she's too amazing for that reward. If they would've took the time to create an award specifically for Glenn Close, she would've gotten it and her trophy would have a Dalmatian spot theme kind of look 😁

[@CassioFranco0211]

Yes,and also yes

[@laurengarcialeavitt7976]

Because she already got one for her role in Fatal Attraction

[@ohana_meanspharmily2253]

@@laurengarcialeavitt7976 can’t they win more than one? If yes, and she deserved it (clearly she did) then why not give it.

[@elisamozo3808]

@@laurengarcialeavitt7976 Glenn Close hasn't got an Oscar yet, even when she has been nominated eight times. She is the actor with more nomination without winning

[@velikapane4336]

Even if she is a villain I hate I actually like her fashion style it’s very fancy and something you want to wear in a ball

[@Generalphoenix8438]

I'm a man and I love her style. My styles are more black and navy and I use those in my own designs.

[@randomlyrj7900]

That shot as Cruella walks up the stairs with her coat dragging on the wet sidewalk. Wow.

[@CharliePetricor]

I absolutely live for Cruella's reaction to the drawing (1:20), so full of desire and almost lusting after it. Like a shark smelling blood in the water. ✨

[@passingthrough5102]

She is a seductive woman!!!!

[@italym6410]

@@passingthrough5102 so sexy

[@stevenmyers7620]

How she says "pity" followed by "redemption" 👿👿👿 It's perfectly portrayed what her intentions truly are. Glorious seduction!

[@Bryonychan]

Omg why did I not appreciate this film more as a kid?! She’s so badass and iconic! Also did anyone else clock that she had all female staff in the building except for her secretary?! How awesome is that!!! I’m not one to hashtag very often but this is totally worthy! #GIRLBOSS

[@christiandelavega7497]

Well, how could you not given her the credit then. But as an adult you did. But far too behind hon. I always loved her. She is class. ! But I know we both can agree we are against fur coats.

[@iheartwaffles91]

Also just noticed her building is titled "House of De Ville" good reference to "House of Gucci" and high fashion.

[@redfullmoon]

They were not all female, that would be stupid in the fashion world considering there are also lots of gay men. Girlboss hashtag is so cringe.

[@Bryonychan]

@@redfullmoon ... Well, my apologies for not noticing the two gay male designers... Do you feel better now that we’ve made an effort to acknowledge the male gender? Do you feel validated now? Also all hashtags are ‘so cringe’ that’s why I don’t use them often. But well done for putting a dampener on my excitement for this movie. Hope you’re proud of yourself. Final note: if you’re not going to put your real name behind your nasty comments, then why do you even bother?

[@tobypoopoo2902]

@@Bryonychan God, stop your sexism and shut up ✋

[@PizzaTime-Studios54]

Cruella De Vil. She's a great villain.

[@passingthrough5102]

Beautiful woman

[@Choices2aa]

I can't wait for Cruella with Emma Stone she is going to knock it out of the park and Emma Thompson as well. This was the first live action movie of 101 Damations. It was good I like it. Glenn Close played Cruella to the tea.

[@GeneralAmador]

I know it doesn’t compare but Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada definitely got pointers from Cruella De Vil’s entrance. 😎

[@erikag7334]

That’s what I said. Both entrances were amazing but Cruella wins

[@Scottwilkie18]

Anita darling

[@italym6410]

Cruella is my darling

[@chantellen9395]

You know what?! This woman was SERVING LOOKS!! The fashion I CANNOTTTTTTT

[@passingthrough5102]

Sexy Seductive Powerful Woman

[@rogefedwon]

I remember watching this as a kid and then trying to replicate it every time I got out of a car 😂

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Same here, when I slide out of a car elegantly

[@ambercherise2391]

My kitten heels would click getting out of the car -one! two! - because of this movie.

[@armaniv6455]

THE MUGLER INSPIRATION FOR THE FILMS FASHION MAKES ME SO HAPPY

[@luctheevangelist]

specially in the sequel. the fashion show is almost a carbon copy of muglers designs

[@Mitch-Alex]

I was 7 when this movie came out and something about this scene just HIT ME and has STUCK with me. The FASHIONNNN of it all!!! All of Cruellas costuming in this movie is 🏆🏆🏆 and the studio with all the gowns . . . The birth of me loving fashion.

[@ZestyZinny]

I know she was evil but damn she was FABULOUS

[@juniorlsdmusic]

Epic entrance: The DeVil wears Prada

[@astaridjatmiko8187]

i would like to watch Cruella and Miranda Priestly had a tea time together, their conversation would be epic

[@anneneville6255]

The OG Miranda Priestley

[@caseyuribe8263]

She will always and forever be the best and only Cruella in my eyes

[@PajafromPrague]

After the cartoon one 😊

[@callmewhimsy]

The most fashionable one too

[@mazdakmina9493]

The best scene in the entire movie (which, sadly, although the movie gives me such incredible nostalgia, really says a lot about how bland the rest of the movie was)! Seriously, so much was said in this scene with barely a word of dialogue spoken! Everything from the design of the building, to the car, to the way Cruella drops her cigarette ash on the person greeting her, to the fact that they cover her in head to toe with black fur clothes (basically to symbolize that she's not even trying to hide how vile she is), to the way her iconic coat drags against the dirty sidewalk (a great point of symbolism there, as her massive fur coat is so iconic that it symbolized her even before this movie, and letting it drag on the filthy ground is the movie telling us "despite the high-class veneer, this woman is constantly dabbling in the most dirty and filth-ridden parts of society"), to how stressed her assistant is, to, of course, how how people basically scurry out of her way the moment she walks towards them, symbolizing how society treats extremely wealthy people like her who are constantly involved in illegal dealings (they basically just don't mess with them or even try to slow them down, even when they're so clearly guilty of wrongdoings that it's *literally* cartoonish)! For those wondering why she was so iconic and scary despite being so cartoonishly evil that it feels like it *should* be making you laugh (but somehow isn't), it's because, let's be honest, she is a scarily *accurate* portrayal of several *actual* extremely rich villains of society! Cruella De Vil, a woman who literally is named "Devil" and puts that *obviously* problematic name on *everything* symbolizes the members of society who are so wealthy that they can and will not only commit the most blatant and obvious illegal acts, but not even *try to pretend* they're not vile people, as well as how the rest of the world reacts to them (basically being so terrified of them that they either pretend not to see it, like Anita, or just run away, like almost everyone else)! She symbolizes the members of society who are so powerful, and *know* how grossly powerful they are, that they *flaunt* it to the point where they *actively* shout through a bullhorn how how "devilish" they are by breaking the vile meter over and over again (and almost obsessively putting their stamp on those vile acts in some form)! There are *so many* real-life examples of this throughout history, that seeing Cruella isn't hilarious and funny, but actually *terrifying* (even now, as an adult, Glenn Close's Cruella still scares me)! And it was *this* scene, the very first scene with her, that summed *all* of that up in *one* go with little to no dialogue, thus setting the tone for the rest of the movie! This scene alone deserved an Oscar! Well done!

[@mazdakmina9493]

PS: One other thing that's mind-blowing about this scene is how it establishes Anita's entire character dilemma perfectly! In this scene (yes, in this scene *alone,* even though Cruella only makes it *more* obvious to Anita in the *very next* scene), Anita's so "innocent," that even when Cruella is making it *beyond obvious* to her that she wants to do the disgustingly evil act of making a coat out of puppy fur, Anita refuses to believe she could be so evil! And it establishes the role Roger ends up playing in breaking Anita *out* of that denial, because Roger *notices* how vile Cruella is almost *immediately,* and even expresses his disdain for Cruella *right in front* of Anita! Perhaps the best example of this is the "the puppies are not for sale" scene, where Roger tells Cruella straight up *over and over* again (clearly aware of Cruella's intention), and Anita keeps acting oblivious and asking things like, "what would you even do with 15 puppies?" Once again, it sums up a horrible truth about society! That even when the blatant and obvious truth about how evil someone is is staring people in the face, there are lots of naïve people who will *still* refuse to believe it! Cruella, a wealthy fur fashion designer who demonstrates how much she hates dogs, calling newborn puppies "horrid little white rats," gets so excited at hearing the puppies fur will grow and have spots that she *immediately* demands that they be "put in *a bag* (like a *literal* article of clothing)," and even though Roger- who only really has *that* interaction to go on to be able to discern Cruella's intentions- can *easily* tell and flat out *refuses* to even *consider* letting this woman have them, Anita- who has seen *way more* of Cruella, including *this* moment and the following meeting of her fawning over a spotted coat and straight up laughing about the idea of wearing Anita's dog as a coat (again in the following scene, where she *literally* says, "it would be like I'm wearing your dog!")- *still* refuses to believe the reality that is *very clearly* staring her in the face (at least, until the very end, before she finally drops her smile and repeats Roger's denial)! Seriously, that was one amazing thing about this movie! It truly captured *that* aspect of society perfectly (again, let me be clear, the cartoonish evil of Cruella *is* the point! That was done on purpose, and was *very* well done)! That entire first half of the movie by itself was incredible, and it honestly could end there (with Anita finally accepting reality and shunning Cruella thanks to Roger) and I'd consider it a masterpiece! The villain is stopped, Anita's arc of accepting reality is fulfilled, and Roger's arc of finding his self-worth despite feeling like society rejects him is fulfilled as well! I wish *that* was where the movie had ended! That would've been perfect!

[@entelechy2020]

Wow, spot on and couldn't have said it any better myself. The cinematography in this scene is absolutely incredible and like you said, says no much with no dialogue. This was always my favorite scene as she just radiates power and elegance. THIS is how you do a villain into scene!

[@SpokaneGirl85]

@@mazdakmina9493 Even in the animated film, Anita didn't think Cruella did it and would be capable. But in the sequel, it is assumed she then knew while in the film, she finally figures it out and also realizes she is going to kill the puppies. This also led on to the police figuring out who was responsible for the Siberian Tiger missing her stripes.

[@passingthrough5102]

for me how you describe her makes me even more attracted to such a beautiful woman

[@diegostirling2589]

This scene is a work of art, music, image, performance. One of the best. Glenn Close the best

[@jannapitts3188]

Glenn Close was ROCKING in those heels.~ The only person I can think of who looked ‘FLAWLESS’ as a Devil.~

[@WWIzd]

Brilliant, bad, and a little bit mad. She’s Cruella.

[@kellymcphaul2793]

Glenn Close is just beautiful and wicked.

[@1992balto]

1:06 Those eyes Anita knows there's cold chill in the air and the classic phrase "she's right behind me isn't she"

[@lisamcdonald1014]

😮

[@1992balto]

@@lisamcdonald1014 yup

[@varkolak7779]

1:21 I really like how Cruella look at the drawning, she has fallen in love to the beautiful coat of her dreams.

[@passingthrough5102]

Beautoful

[@beyoncesdaughter9128]

Anita darling always gets me LOL

[@Maskphan1]

When I finally got to visit London for the first time, I made sure we made a stop here. It is Minster Ct which is in the City of London (same neighborhood as St Paul and the Royal Exchange).

[@PCCphoenix]

1:09--"Anita, darling!" Even Betty Lou Gerson couldn't have delivered that line better than that!

[@Gmoviesmoothie]

How can you not absolutely love this intro?

[@Luna-ii4mx]

This is the best scene of Cruella ever.

[@sabrinastratton1991]

A little girl when I saw this, I actually adored Cruella and her strut. She was so confident (yes she’s psycho) I think Glen Close killed in this role

[@isaiah_hi93]

The fact that I mainly watch this movie for Glen Close as Cruella😅🖤

[@auroraelegion4050]

Best version of Cruella DeVil ever🖤🖤 love Glen Close

[@mir05100]

Anita darliiinngg... iconic**

[@RobbieRobRS]

Best. entrance. EVER.

[@ayodari_style]

I don’t care what anyone says-I always admired Cruella’s style. The way she got out of the car-iconic!! And I picked up a little Norma Desmond from inspiration for this role as well-Sunset Boulevard was another iconic movie!

[@passingthrough5102]

so classy beautiful her nail claw gloves

[@mirandavinci4146]

Glen Close played a great Cruella Deville. I loved her laugh.

[@VestigeHero]

I've always thought Anita looked very much like Princess Diana 👸

[@NevermoreVendetta]

Ugh Cruella is so fabulous!! I want to grow up and be just as fashionable as her (except the whole kidnapping puppies thing, sorry Cruella)! And her confidence is to die for!! I love how she has a runway to her office! It just screams supreme diva!

[@rossdiamondthief6627]

Sorry Emma Stone, you’ll never top Glenn Close

[@michaelcollins2030]

Glenn Close is actually a executive producer on the film

[@T3XACAN0]

She should have been her daughter or something...she does not look evil!

[@ToFeY_]

You are wrong 😂😂 just watched the movie and i dare say she is better

[@emmanueloquendo5890]

@@ToFeY_ not even close haha

[@ToFeY_]

@@emmanueloquendo5890 I can see that you are sticking with nostalgia which is fine 😁 each to their opinion.

[@jamesbarlow3640]

0:10 Pongo: (narrating) Elsewhere in the city, there was an enormous corporation known as The House Of De Vil. So named because of its owner and company president, one Cruella De Vil. So named of her demonic appearance towards many who crossed her path. Yet, none of the employees under her shadow felt intimidated. The same could also be said for Anita, who was in the employ of this woman. Whenever Perdita saw her, she knew there was something more to her that she found suspicious. Not only her, but me as well. Maybe Anita should have taken a closer look at the woman’s operations.

[@alexlazzerly3677]

One of the best entrances for any villain. I was so disappointed with the new Cruella movie. Emma Stone was great, but they didn't make her evil enough by the end.

[@puterboy2]

That’s because it’s set in a different universe.

[@VincentoValentine]

@@puterboy2 Didn't Glenn Close say that Emma's Cruella is the origin story of hers? Making it a prequell of sorts? I read something like that.

[@khurtgarcia]

i really believe that they will make a sequel and i hope they make her the villain she truly is

[@kawaki1207]

I dont think that its the same cruella or timeline. Emma Stones version seemed like a retcon.

[@m20047]

they’re going to show how she became more evil in the sequel they’re currently working on probably

[@gregorykeithmorris3970]

It's nice how the Richardson Sisters both got to star in an actually good Disney live-action remake.

[@manuelorozco7760]

I’m a bigger fan of The Parent Trap

[@Aurongroove]

The way her hand recoils with “pity!” 😅😅

[@passingthrough5102]

mmmmmm seductive

[@firxanza5172]

well, this explains why Cruella wanted to acquire dalmatian puppies instead of full grown dogs, she wanted her furs fine instead of course

[@giovannyandrescortesrodrig2846]

This movie is so aesthetic though.

[@august2241]

just admit it, we all wanted to be Cruella at some point…

[@vivienb.2215]

I love this scene with very nice car ♥ Good scene about Cruella when she arrived... 🙂

[@passingthrough5102]

0:20 sexy woman!

[@racheljoller1795]

Omg the nostalgia in watching this scene. Just brought back jitters and happiness. And omg this movie came out when I was born😆😭. This is crazy. ❤️❤️❤️

[@sifilore9462]

"Corse or Fine?" That explains why she want's puppies since the cartoon film doesn't say. Puppy fur is softer.

[@mudrose3486]

That fashion is still awesome💗

[@mudrose3486]

I mean, gloves with black nails!

[@zambimaru]

Glen Close was so good in this.

[@brittney05B]

Say what you want but she was impeccably dressed

[@rayhaanfuller]

This is how Cruella is suppose to be like not a hero

[@MegaJacko4]

I realised that Cruella De Vil has alot in common with Miranda Priestly from Devil Wears Prada. They are both introduced to the audience the same way, both fashion giants and designers and in charge of a million dollar industry. Cruella's last name is De Vil and Miranda in the devil in prada. The likeliness is uncanny.

[@ventusheart5733]

Devil Wears Prada got some huge inspiration from that.

[@blkprince198]

This scene is stunning and scary at the same time this movie is so underrated

[@passingthrough5102]

beautiful cruella

[@WJen8]

Anyone here after watching Cruella? What a film!

[@KD-sz5bx]

Ugh. This movie will forever be iconic in my eyes along with Hocus Pocus!

[@manuelorozco7760]

Hocus Pocus is better

[@justinquigley2959]

Cruella Deville looks elegant as she drags her long fur coat across that filthy sidewalk.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Yes, I really like the fact they made her the owner of a mode house

[@OGPUEE]

She's like some oversized magpie.

[@tonyzg6440]

Cruella (Glenn Close) = Miranda Priestly Baroness = Miranda Priestly Cruella (Emma Stone) = Andy Sachs

[@elijahsackville-glucksburg]

there is only one Cruella de Vil and it's Glenn Close. Nobody could top her work here. NOBODY.

[@jeremyjealousy]

I just noticed that Anita is the only one who gets away with calling her Cruella. Everyone else says Ms. DeVil or Ma’am.

[@luiscarlosmotasantos729]

Son amigas desde su juventud. Ella puede llamarla así porque sñeran amigas.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Well, the animated movie says they were classmates at school so maybe that was kept here

[@jeremyjealousy]

@@a.g.demada5263 oh interesting! I didn’t catch that!

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@jeremyjealousy it wasn't confirmed in the live action but for me, that's the more logical reason. Also, that was kept in the prequel " Cruella "

[@jamesbarlow3640]

2:14 Pongo: (narrating) Alonzo was Cruella’s manservant and receptionist combined into one.

[@brandonbryant8027]

Oh man! Could you imagine Glen Close's Cruella head to head with the Baroness in the fashion world.

[@dra2521]

Cruella is the perfect villain. Classy, stylish, mad, truly evil.

[@danielalexander797]

ANITA DAAAHHLING....😍😍

[@italym6410]

She gay

[@grecia31]

Can we just talk about how Devil Wears Prada got inspo from this scene

[@THEphoenixARIEL]

No me extrañaría que se haya inspirado

[@sarcasmpersonified6535]

As someone who wears black everyday, I'm loving the look.

[@MZ-yr1fz]

Who is here after Cruella movie?

[@AlylovesDP]

I love that your clips show the iconic CD rom game insignia . Also love that they used the scenes from the CD rom game in this movie ❤️

[@LunaKuartiX]

Anyone notice the sound of the doors opening at 00:45 sound like a dragon

[@sreeharshan.s1460]

1:09 Anita ..da...rling .😁

[@valentinvanderkelen6051]

Je pense que c’est un des meilleurs remake de disney

[@AnnasPodolskaya1234]

My fav ep! I think she was wrapped in furs because she was a fiery and passionate nature! I first saw the film in 1998 when I was 5 years old... You won't believe it, but I really liked the episode where she comes to the de vil house. It was the image of a panther.... It was fascinating, because we don't see her face, but only her red mouthpiece (when I was little, I didn't understand that it was a" red stick " mouthpiece and took a red pencil and went home with it:- )) At first we don't see her face only her feet in black classic shoes with thin high heels and striped black tights, a long black fur train with white stripes... her confident walk. And the way she walked on the white catwalk.... wearing a hat with a veil, it created a mystery around her, and her power of expression said that she was a very strong woman... ( this is probably why I fell in love with the classic style of French minimalism, in 1990 it was fashionable and now I love it very much) I remember the look of her green eyes during her conversation with Anita... Yes, she did terrible things, but in the end I felt very sorry for her... When it fell into the molasses and into the pigsty... Glenn managed to capture her haggard expression... As an adult, I read her interview and how she approaches all her roles, trying to show the reasons for the behavior of her characters. She also managed to show it in Cruella, I think it made her image so mysterious and memorable, so the story continued... Even as a child, I felt that everything there is not simple and unambiguous... You know, I thought at the time that it really happened and I even wrote her a letter to the prison, I wanted to support her, I hoped that she would improve... I want to say a huge thank you to Glenn Close I wonder if we will see her cameo in the film?

[@valentinvanderkelen6051]

waw very nice comment, and she replied to your letter?

[@AnnasPodolskaya1234]

@@valentinvanderkelen6051 no I think my mom wrote letter not she... but I whant that Glenn knows about it I write about it in Instagram

[@AnnasPodolskaya1234]

@@valentinvanderkelen6051 but she didn’t see I think...((( maby anyone send it for her...?

[@graemekennedy89]

I love the way she says "bring the drawing...".

[@victorfernandezpenalver3043]

Ya viene la fabulosa y estilosa Cruella de vil 😊

[@ryanohara476]

Nailed the British accents!

[@passingthrough5102]

0:20 ❤

[@coffeepot3123]

Cruella has so much fucking style though.

[@a.g.demada5263]

I like the fact we see her face only at the end

[@meluncul91]

This scene is hilarious