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[@in8hope617]

When Danielle let out that noise when the prince kissed, he touched/hugged her back at the same time. It was the wounds on her back, after she had been whipped on her stepmother's order & the marks that her "good' step-sister was tending to earlier, that made Danielle yell out when the prince hugged her. The prince didn't know he was hugging her/touching her, where she had recent wounds from the whipping. By the way, I love this movie, and loved the interaction between Danielle and Henry. Just wonderful!

[@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066]

Yes it was a physically and emotionally painful reminder of "her place", her reality, and why she can't be with him 😭

[@Glaceonmon]

It wasn't pain and pleasure when Danielle screamed, the prince touched her scars that she got from the lashes, remember?

[@XenaWarrior24]

True, though they werent scars yet. They were still fresh open wounds from the whipping earlier that day.

[@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066]

Imagine how awful and horrified Henry was when he discovered those lashes on her back! 😢

[@VioletIceFire]

Danielle’s mothers name is Nicole but she was never a Comtesse that was one of the things the step mother was mad about she mentioned something like, “how dare you make your mother a comtesse” Danielle isn’t a servant but they never made clear if she had any title or was just a regular person who’s father had a respectable job. The stepmother was of noble blood as she likes to boast but it’s possible that that her family didn’t have any more money and married Danielle father to maintain a comfortable living which she couldn’t maintain in the end because of her desire to show off and aim to make her daughter a royal. If someone knows more hopefully they’ll make a comment but this is what I got 🤷‍♀️

[@melanie62954]

I was hoping someone would clarify this. Danielle's father was a landed farmer, probably some kind of gentry, but not nobility. The baroness married him for security, and because after his death she mismanaged the farm, they went into debt. I'm not sure how land ownership worked in feudal France, but somehow the Baroness inherited her husband's property, NOT his daughter (maybe he had no male relatives?). So Danielle really was dependent on the Baroness's charity.

[@VioletIceFire]

@@melanie62954 oooh thank you for elaborating

[@ferrisulf]

One of my two favorite depictions of Cinderella. My other favorite is Rogers and Hammerstein's Cinderella with Brandi. Two vastly different takes on the same story, but both classics. I love how realistic this one is. How flawed and wonderful the characters are. I always adored Jaqueline, how she did things her way and didn't become cruel. The casting of this movie was truly flawless.

[@sailiealquadacil1284]

47:14 Apparently, something like this happened in real history - a German king besieged a castle, and promised the women that they could leave with anything they could carry. They carried out their husbands. When the king's men complained, the king just replied that he'd given his word.

[@lizmagu3189]

I love this movie so much. FYI the painting DaVinci did of Danielle is an actual painting he did called La Scapigliata.. Of course it was redone to resemble Drew. Love Drew in romcoms. Never Been Kissed, The Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates just to name a few..

[@heoniebee9566]

I love that this movie makes each character so real and multifaceted and nuanced. The stepmother being definitely a bad person, a bad guardian, etc, but she also seems to have truly loved Danielle’s father. That even bad people aren’t one-dimensional. They are people. It’s very “the mundanity of evil” - “evil” isn’t something not of this world. It is very much of this world. It is the accumulation of all the same, awful choices a person makes. That even bad people were someone’s child once, who can love someone, but who are still capable of awful things and those small bits of “good” in them don’t excuse their actions. “Hurt People hurt people.”

[@jaimicottrill2831]

She didn't love Danille's father- When Danielle asked her "Did you love my father", the stepmother replied "I barely knew him". I think she was truly distressed at his death but more because she needed someone to take care of her and she didn't want to be stuck managing the estate. Angelica Huston was fabulous in this- as she is in every role.

[@abiabi521]

I love your analytical processing. 🙌🙌 The stepmother was very emotional because her new husband is dead and she is now left in the "country" on a small farm with an extra child. She did not want to be there...she was from the "city"! Did anyone realize that there were in fact 2 Cinderellas?...The younger stepsister was utterly despised by her mother and older sister almost as much as Danielle.

[@robertlombardo8437]

Yeah. Jacqueline doesn't get nearly enough love from the fans of this movie, in my opinion. She was almost certainly in Danielle's position prior to the Baroness marrying her father. Then, with Danielle around, it all shifted down. But instead of joining in on the abuse, she just did her best to avoid it; until she just couldn't. I love that she ends up with Captain Laurent. They deserve each other. ❤😂

[@RainyLS]

This movie is actually something my grandma introduced me to. Now it's my favorite version of cinderella (along with that one with Brandy and Whitney Huston)

[@as_babble]

My older cousins had it and I would beg to watch it every time I visited (I never had to beg too hard!)

[@robertlombardo8437]

For everyone wondering why the Baroness took such offense at Danielle making her mother into a Comtesse, I may have the answer. Comtesse is the French for Countess, which is a higher noble rank than Baroness. So in the Baroness' mind, which is all about intrigue and feuds, Danielle thought so lowly of her that she made her real mother a higher rank than Baroness, out of spite. Nicole may in fact have been a noble courtier while she was alive, just not one with that kind of rank.

[@sherrysink3177]

I love that woman at the beginning (and end) of the film, who is telling the story to the brothers Grimm. Her voice is so wonderfully unique and unforgettable. Marvelous narrator.

[@anne-charlottefastrez3959]

It's a famous French actress named Jeanne Moreau

[@sherrysink3177]

Danielle: You seem to know my weakness, but I do not yet know yours. Prince Henry: I should think it obvious. Whoooooo! 😍 I'm with you! Very romantic. 😄

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

LOL - I lost it

[@sherrysink3177]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. ❤❤❤😄 You always have fantastic reactions.

[@therewasacrookedman5892]

I love when movies show romance with a realistic approach; showing us why the romance between two people develop. Not just throwing two people together and expecting us to accept the coupling, just because it's part of the plot. And I particularly love this version of Cinderella, because of that. It presents a romance that can overcome their differences in status. The payoff is better for it.

[@leademetriou647]

The voice that made you sick played Riff Raff in the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[@xenijagrunschnabel7766]

I love that movie very much. It's very underappreciated. Dougray Scott, my favourite prince. 😍

[@heeramagenta4166]

Le Pieux is Riff-Raff in Rocky Horror Picture Show

[@JessBlessed1929]

When I say I looooove this movie! And it was definitely the turn around Drew needed during that time! I remember going to the theater with my friends and we were so glad to see her❤❤❤

[@mish375]

If I remember right, Drew once said that this film helped her with her enunciation after she had spent time in rehab. Remember she had a rough childhood as a child star and I'm glad she came out of it ok.

[@83melissak]

Noooo! 😂 he clutched her back that had just been whipped which is why she cried out when he kissed her

[@lechat8533]

For those, who might not know: 22:04 This is Toby Jones, who "played" Dobby in Harry Potter :) 13:57 This is Lee Ingleby, who played Stan Shunpike, the conductor of the Knight Bus in The Prisoner Of Azkaban in Harry Potter :) Two fantastic actors❤

[@hectorsmommy1717]

Don't forget 26:59 . Pierre Le Pieu is Richard O'Brien best known as Riff Raff (the butler) in Rocky Horror Picture Show. He also wrote Rocky Horror

[@thepinoychoppingboard1012]

The first time I watched HP:POA I was reorganizing my mind just to know where I saw the guy on the bus. I only found out when I rewatched Ever After as 1 of my yearly go to movies for love month and sometimes for Christmas movies.

[@neilneilguiang8409]

Am I right, the priest in the Prince's wedding was the minister of magic in Harry Potter Deathly Hallows?

[@violacadbury8343]

I remember seeing this with my mom when I was seven. This, along with Rogers and Hammerstein production with Brandy and Whitney Houston, is one of the best portrayals of Cinderella.

[@delinarandoma1053]

I loved your reaction. I haven't seen you fan yourself so hard since Pride and Prejudice! This is my favorite retelling of Cinderella. I first saw it at my cousins birthday party and I was hooked. I wore the medieval braids and got a lot of complements at the time.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much!! I appreciate your comment ❤️

[@ArchitectWren]

Love this movie. The scene with Marguerite screaming into the flowers never fails to make me laugh.

[@dcemerald70]

Kemi thank you so much for this!!! I’m so glad you enjoyed it very much! This is indeed the best authentic version of Cinderella. In Disney’s animated Cinderella, she wears a sparkling light cornflower bluish-gray ball gown with a low-cut neckline, pale cornflower blue bustle, white-capped sleeves, white armpit length opera gloves, a delicate laced white petticoat (or petticoats), and glass slippers topped with sparkly hearts. (It should be noted, though, that the ball gown is often colored light powder blue in merchandise and later productions and was even digitally recolored as such in the original film's DVD and Blu-ray releases.) Her hair is pulled up into a variation of a French twist complimented with a very light cornflower blue band over it with large gems on both ends of the band (in recent merchandise, the two gems of the band have been replaced with diamond earrings). She also wears a simple black choker around her neck. If you’re interested in other “Cinderella” films I highly recommend Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (1997), A Cinderella Story (2004), and Not The Cinderella Type. For other films with Drew Barrymore: The Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates, Blended, Charlie’s Angel, Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, Never Been Kissed, Music and Lyrics, and The Stand-In. For Angelica Houston: The Addams Family, The Addams Family Values, The Witches (1990), Daddy Day Care, Material Girls, and the Tinker Bell film series. 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨👡👑🩶🤍🩵💙💜

[@deftling]

One of my favorite movies, I can quote it so well! I will always turn to Ever After, Pride & Prejudice, or A Knight’s Tale when I need a comfort movie to watch. Might as well throw Stardust in there, too. But I’ve been watching Ever After since I was a child, so excited to see your reaction!

[@bloomwiththestars]

I think we might be the same person. Throw Cinderella with Brandy and A Cinderella Story in there and it's a 100% match lol. Great movies!

[@deftling]

@@bloomwiththestarsIt appears we also have the same taste in Cinderella movies, I 100% agree with those additions!!

[@mish375]

You forgot The Princess Bride. That's also a great one. If you like Stardust, you'll love that film.

[@randeecarreno4289]

So excited for this one! 😊 This is one of my all-time favorite go-to feel good movies. Not only is this one of my top favorite Drew Barrymore and Angelica Houston movies, but it's my absolute favorite telling of the Cinderella story. If you love this one, then I highly recommend the 2007 movie "Stardust". Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊

[@jenr5426]

This is by far the BEST "Cinderella" interpretation ever :)

[@RitsusDarlingGirl]

This is one of a handful of movies that never fails to make me cry. Especially that moment when she turns up at the ball!

[@heeramagenta4166]

This movie is special to me because it was shot near my hometown in Dordogne France

[@janethernandez724]

I remember enjoying this movie with Drew Barrymore and Angelica Houston! This should be a fun reaction to watch after all these years!

[@amrys_argent]

My favorite Marguerite line is when she has that tantrum right in front of the Queen, then recovers herself and says very demurely, "... There was a bee." 😂Anyway I'm pretty sure there's a line from the Baroness where she says something like "imagine Danielle making her mother a comtesse," so I think Danielle might have lied about that. And her father had no title, he was just a commoner who manged to have some property, which would have left Danielle with nothing but whatever the Baroness didn't manage to squander before her own death. And then third, I think that noise Danielle makes when she's trying to break up with Henry is because he touched her back, which was still sore from the beating.

[@jaimicottrill2831]

Yes. Danielle's father would have been landed gentry but no noble blood which is why the Baroness was so angry that she had made her mother a comtesse (pretending to be a noble was a punishable offence).

[@beanmarie4887]

Your speech about moving on when someone is not loving you the way you deserve to be loved around 40:00 had me almost in tears. So wonderfully said. Thank you for that and for sharing your reaction to this great film with us! Absolutely subscribing.

[@serenitytoepper]

This is one of my favorites of all time cinderellas

[@desiredmanga]

Ok. As an historian I can answer why Danielle wasn't noble albeit her mother was. This is called Morganatic marriage and it happens when two persons of different noble status marry, for instance a prince and a countess, or a noblewoman and a merchant (the case of Danielle), the ancient regime laws avoid the childs of this union to inherit the title of the higer status partner. Usually this was resolved by "creating" a new title to the partner to equalize him or her to the same rank as his or her fiance/e.

[@delinarandoma1053]

And I believe a courtier would have to be presented at court, and she was robbed at the chance to debut. So nobody at court knew she existed, only her mother's name was familiar in the previous generation.

[@therewasacrookedman5892]

Thank you for that tidbit. I love this Cinderella version and have always wondered about how Danielle could put up with so much when it was her house, in manner of speaking. The status levels put that into perspective.

[@melanie62954]

Doesn't Morganatic marriage only apply to royals themselves though? I thought it was pretty clear that Danielle's mother was not nobility, Danielle just gave herself a title as part of the charade. Danielle's parents really were commoners, albeit wealthy landowners, and the Baroness married her father for security.

[@desiredmanga]

@@melanie62954 Not necesarily. A Morganatic marriage can happen when high status nobility marry low status nobility or commoners. What it happens is that the examples of royal families are more depicted than others, but for instance Tycho Brahe whose father was part of the higest nobility, but not royalty, married morganatically to a commoner woman. Also, as you say, it could be a charade, but I always thought that Danielle use of her mother's name and title instead of her father or just her own name (wich would have been a more logical lie in the spot- "my father is this nobleman", "I am comtesse Danielle") and her reticence to give herself the title (She never speaks of her being noble, but using her mother's name is a way of not lying albeit not saying totally the truth) is a sign to me she could be sincere about that. Also the way Rodmila , wich we know is a very prideful noblewoman don't arise any kind of commentary about Danielle using the title of Comtesse with her mother's name in the queen's meeting gives me a hint that Nicole was actually noble.

[@melanie62954]

@@desiredmanga Ah, okay that makes sense! But the baroness does say, "Of all the insidious jokes, making your mother a comtesse..." when she finds out, which I always took to mean that Nicole wasn't a courtier.

[@juliafloreshernandez6854]

Who needs a fairy godmother when you have leonardo davin ci

[@robertlombardo8437]

I think the Fairy Godmother figure in the story would have been a combination of da Vinci and the two older servants. They were effectively her Godmothers, the real women who took care of her as she grew up without her parents. Meanwhile, it was da Vinci who made her fairy wings for her.

[@Guy8417]

i love this movie, it manages to be ABSOLUTELY magical, without any magic. Also it wasn't pleasure mixed with pain when he kissed her in the ruins. she cried out because he squeezed her and she had just been whipped on her back the day before. lol, just saw someone else post it.

[@alexachipman]

I love this movie so so much. I saw it multiple times in the theater!

[@user-ux7ud7vw4f]

Yes, I’ve been hoping you’d do this one!!!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Hope you like it!

[@taurion87]

Oh yes! One of the classic renditions of the Cinderella Story. Dougray Scott, Drew Barrymore, & Anjelica Huston are excellent! Now I low key wish you’d watch the Avalon.

[@MelaniePoparad]

I love the wardrobe changes! Great movie as well. One of my favorites. And yes, a lady has to adjust herself discretely. Haha 😀 you always looks beautiful. I feel the same way about makeup. It’s just fun and makes me feel more confident.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Yes! Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@BradleyReacts]

No way!!! Finally! This is my favorite movie. No one ever knows this movie 😢 so glad you got to watch it ❤

[@redhoneytea]

I knew you would love this movie!! It's one of my favourites, so well done and so heartwarming. Now I need your reaction to Rogers and Hammerstein's Cinderella and The Addams Family with Angelica Houston (the stepmother) as Morticia!

[@spangelicious837]

This is my favorite Cinderella movie. So glad you enjoyed it.

[@shelbyjacquin8252]

Nobility is passed down through the father. Her father was a merchant. Her mother married below her station.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Yes but she was not a servant. That's my point. Not noble but not servant either.

[@jessprl5228]

So happy you liked it and thank you to those who voted for this movie! It was great watching it with you. Greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪

[@Joan-ph2es]

I like how the stepmother feels real love for the father. So when later when she refuses to love and care for Danielle, treats her like a slave instead, the audience knows it's because of jealousy and bitterness, not that she's incapable of love. And Anjelica Houston is such a good actress, we get to see all of that on screen.

[@abiabi521]

" NOT CINDERELLA'S TYPE" and "A CINDERELLA STORY" are two other great Cinderella adaptations that are worth checking out. 💕💕

[@crystalwagner5993]

Highly recommend “Not Cinderella’s Type" please see it!

[@serenitytoepper]

I know Drew from Charlie's Angeles and ET. And this movie.

[@pdsrunner]

The actress who played the Queen, you thought you had seen before was in one of your other reviews. The movie was Dolores Claiborne. She played the rich lady that Dolores tried to stop from throwing herself down the stairs to kill herself and then Dolores was being suspected of murdering her instead.

[@StarVolley414]

Your absolutely gorgeous and the headband goes well with todays premiere movie! Can't wait to see your reaction, I always enjoy it!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much!!

[@Angelicwings1]

This movie helps me relax believe it or not. I love this movie more than words can say

[@angelabowman1614]

I know that saying....I picked it when I was a leader in my youth group. "If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you, it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was". 😊 I love this movie......I also agree with you, the Jealousy and the Baronesses desire for Riches and Fame, how she treated Margarite and Jacqueline differently and how she then treated Danielle like a servant (because her Father wasn't there to intervene) it was hilarious when Danielle Married the Prince and became "Royality" and the King put The Baroness and Margarite in the Work house doing laundry! And even "Jacqueline" found Love......as her Mother treated her better than Danielle, but not as good as Margarite. Her friend Gustavo got recognition for his Art, by "Divinchie"..... And they All (except The Baroness and Margarite) Lived Happily Ever After! 😊

[@jessm.porthos]

One of my most favourite movies from my childhood

[@poetinmyheart94]

The father was fine with Danielle being a free spirit/one of the boys. He wanted her to have a mother/family because he wanted her to be happy.

[@rama30]

When the prince hugged her his arms squeezing behind her back which was torn up from the beating.

[@polynesianbloodline]

You do look pretty! And I’m so glad you switched the jewelry in line with the story, it fit so perfectly and I was telling you through the screen: yes that one! The blue one! 🫢🩵so happy u found this film and I found your channel

[@sarahmoller7308]

From my own experience I can say that people will believe anything bad others tell them about them, ESPECIALLY when they got told these nasty things from (early) childhood. So when the Baronesse raised Danielle so badly that this girl truly believed she was nothing more than a servant... well. And the fact that she still hoped for her stepmothers love, even after all this time is also relatable. My own mother abused me since I was little and only when I hit my thirties I finally got to the realization that she'll never love me or feel sorry for what she did. Today I'm free, living my life in peace because I cut off all contact. The people who should love and protect you unconditionally can hurt and gaslight you the worst.

[@marezesim8119]

another great Cinderella type story is Enchanted.. it combines animated and real world delightfully together

[@hectorsmommy1717]

About the titles: non royal titles only passed down along the patrilineal line (some countries have changed that and some have eliminated titles altogether). If her mother was a countess, it was because her father was a count. When he died without a male heir, the title went extinct unless the King decides to give it (and the lands that came with it) to someone else. The children would still have been referred to as Lord or Lady (Seigneur or Sieur in France). A widow can continue to use her title but is usually a dowager, meaning the widow of whatever which is why the Baroness can still use her title. Fun fact: the Queen Mum actually was the "Dowager Queen of England" but she hated it so she asked to be called "Elizabeth, the Queen Mother" since she was widow of a former king and mother of a current queen. If Charles dies before Camilla, she will have to be "Camilla, the Dowager Queen" since she would not be mother to the new king.

[@WildMoonLacquer]

Eeeee!! 🥰 I was so excited to see your reaction to this! It is my all-time favorite adaptation of Cinderella ever. I love that it's so grounded in reality. And the locations they filmed, the costumes, the music, everything was wonderfully done! Nothing ever took you out of the story. It's impeccable ♥ I would love to see more fairy tales turned into movies like this! Your reaction was fun to see, so glad you loved it! ~Caroline

[@user-ux7ud7vw4f]

You are so much fun to watch, great reaction! Love all your giggles, and how much you love romance, and yes you ALWAYS look beautiful! The sound she makes during their embrace at the end, when she was about to tell him the truth and then they kiss, was because his hands start moving up her back as they kiss, and he reaches her slashes that she had very recently received. This is one of my comfort films, along with Pride and Prejudice, which I also loved your reaction to :) I’ve watched this movie more times than I even know.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much 😊 it makes me happy that you enjoy my reactions

[@CCC-rd3gc]

Я посмотрела сейчас этот фильм впервые только ради того, чтобы увидеть Вашу реакцию. И сейчас я в предвкушении настоящего удовольствия от ваших искренних эмоций и Ваших мыслей о фильме. Приступаю к просмотру. СПАСИБО заранее! Ваши реакции никогда не разочаровывают. Потому что Вы очень душевная и умная.

[@RandomSubjects]

You always look pretty my darling

[@DeidreL9]

Oh this is so beautiful. This film reminds me that romantic love IS real. Beautiful😍

[@nicholasrue7397]

François I and Henry II were my thirteenth and twelfth great grandfathers. My mother’s father was a direct male-line descendant. My family went to England, then to America where they founded a town in New Jersey called Cream Ridge.

[@violacadbury8343]

16:36 We’ve yet to figure that one out and probably never will. 😂

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

hahahaha

[@lilianarios-garcia2185]

i loved seeing you gushing at the romantic scenes!

[@sherrysink3177]

I really like this version of "Cinderella" - especially how Danielle is smart and loves books and isn't afraid to argue an intelligent point, even to the prince. And I like that the price finds that alluring. It seems he likes someone who can challenge his mind. 😊 He's probably only used to girls who fawn all over him and don't have much thought except to land a prince. 😉 I like Angelica Houston's take on the stepmother as well. She's pretty cold, but there are glimmers that show she did care about Danielle's father. It's unfortunate they never had time to be a family before the loss of the father. Maybe the family dynamic would have been better. Instead Danielle had to try to "earn" her stepmother's favor, forever treated like garbage. Just awful.

[@IvyKailyn1989]

Drew Barrymore is AMAZING such a talent ❤

[@iluvrolaz]

Property goes to the spouse not the child. Danielle became a servant the moment her father died because the "ruler" of the house decid3d it was so.

[@kimsbookcorner8483]

Drew Barrymore was also in Charlie’s Angels

[@zebaddams2425]

Oh I adore this movie, and as always your reaction was lovely and thoughtful! Keep it up, KSO! ✌️💚🌈

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much 😁

[@kateschumaker1221]

When Danielle yelled out in pain, it was because Prince Henry touched her wounds on her back when he kissed her.

[@reysgotplans5005]

DAMN MARGERITE!! 🤣🤣🤣 26:22

[@rama30]

I love the Spanish princess, so funny.

[@kayasaki86]

My favorite Cinderella's movie, me and my mom love it, i haven't watch it in a long time. I love how romantic it is, just like you. I enjoy your reactions a lot because you always guess what is going to happen next jejejeje.

[@sophiedash4026]

You look beautiful Kemi! But then, you always do. Warm wishes, from Michigan. 💙

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Oh thank you!

[@ScarlettM]

47:15 - Danielle's trick was based on real event knows as Loyal Wives of Weinsberg. "The year of our Lord 1140. The king [Conrad] besieged the city of the duke Welf of Bavaria, which was called Weinsberg, and accepted its surrender, having granted with royal magnanimity permission to the wives and other women found there that they might take with them whatever they could carry on their shoulders. Taking thought both for their loyalty for their husbands and the safety of the others, they disregarded their household goods and came down carrying the men on their shoulders. When Duke Friedrich said that such things should not happen, the king, showing favour to the women's cunning, said that it would not be fitting to change his royal word"

[@sianne79]

I wondered if anyone was going to bring that up

[@ALLforLOVE13]

53:14 Danielle yelps as she's kissing Henry because he squeezes her but she was whipped earlier. That must've been agonizing pain!!

[@tiffanychristinesmith3939]

53:15 She Cried out in Pain because he touched the lash wounds on her back when he kissed her 🥺

[@annastaisahayes9682]

She identified him from the crest in his clothes. It's how to identify their level of nobility , it's important because if you don't behave a certain way according to their rank, then you can be punished. Also in some countries in the past if the head of clan dies and any daughters who remain can be considered stripped of rank unless married but who knows maybe because he remarried and she was the daughter of the previous wife? Who knows

[@ravenm6443]

This is my absolute favorite Cinderella film next to the Brandy and Whitney Houston version!! I remember when I was 11, I was shown this movie and Girls Just Want To Have Fun. I watched those two movies nearly every day for a month!! And the song during the competition part in GJWHF to this day gets stuck in my head for weeks! I ended up buying the song a couple months ago. It’s just catchy and fun lol. My bf and I loved the reaction 💜 Hope you have a lovely day!

[@BlissfullyLed]

Awww this is my favorite movie!!!!

[@natedogs212]

I always enjoy your reactions

[@jessm.porthos]

I had too much of a crush on Dougary Scott

[@jamiedianne6778]

Danielle’s mother could have been a comtesse, it wouldn’t have been improbable for a titled woman to marry a merchant at this point in history. However by pretending to be a woman of high rank by wearing the more expensive clothing of the Baroness and her daughters, Danielle could have been severely punished for breaking sumptuary laws. (Basically laws that stated only the elite could wear and use certain kinds of finery like silks.) She was willing to risk her life for Maurice which shows what a brave character she really was. 🥰 The actor who plays Henry’s first name is pronounced Doo-grey. I’ve been calling him Doug-ray for years 😂 My favorite version of Cinderella! I love how deep you go in discussing this film! ❤❤❤

[@lissaweers346]

denielle was sold to riff raff lol

[@marybrown6128]

You look beautiful! I like the blue!

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much

[@robbinsnest6163]

45:30 i love it! La poo poo man! 💩 yes that suits him perfectly

[@amberbradshaw1461]

I actually still have this movie on VHS.😂

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, K.S.O.! 🧚‍♀ #SCENEcrlyKSO #AndyTennant #EverAfterACinderellaStory

[@lesliedaubert1411]

The pain Danielle felt when she kissed the prince was her back hurting from her stepmother whipping her.

[@Melissa-wx4lu]

I think you look gorgeous! Are you wearing a foundation? what brand is it because your skin always looks flawless

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

MAC but I honestly want to stop - it's not the best for oily skin. I just like the glow effect

[@nubiana75]

I’ve been away for a while. Can anyone tell me if Ted Lasso reaction is planned? Because if not, I’m ready to pay for her to react to that!!! 😀

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

I appreciate that, no one has requested Ted Lasso.

[@nubiana75]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. seriously? They are robbing you of one of the best show of the last decade! How/where can I request it? I’m so sure you are going to love it, I’m willing to pay for you to discover it. It is truly balm for the soul

[@santangelogaia19]

Another suggestion for you is "The Illusionist" (2006). It is a great movie 😊😊

[@aimeerisch4059]

Women didn't inherit. Sometimes even wives, but they had more rights than daughters

[@serenitytoepper]

You do look very beautiful.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much

[@s.wag22]

Yes you are a beautiful woman 😊

[@lilyandrose8557]

No, Danielle had fresh wounds on her back...

[@rama30]

You are VERY pretty!😀

[@LaFayette3110]

Why am i just realizing the younger stepsister is from the last of us and yellow jackets??