Ever After: A Cinderella Story
A determined young woman forced into servitude by her cruel stepmother must win Prince Henry’s heart and outwit a scheming court to claim the life she deserves.
“Desire. Defy. Escape.”
Synopsis
Danielle, a young woman, was thrust into servitude following her father's death in her childhood. Her stepmother, Rodmilla, is a cruel woman who compels Danielle to perform all the cooking and cleaning, while she focuses on arranging a marriage between her older daughter and the prince. Danielle's life changes when she meets Prince Henry, who is visiting under royal pretenses and appears as a charming figure.
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A crew of 52+ credited
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Edited by Roger BondelliShot by Andrew DunnScored by George FentonDesigned by Michael Howells
Box Office
1998 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$98.0M
US & Canada: $65.7M — 67% of worldwide · International: $32.3M (33%)
Opening weekend: $8.5M — 13% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $14.8M — 23% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 1,767 theaters
Also known as
- Auf Immer und Ewigde
- Auf immer und ewig: A Cinderella Storyde
- Ever After: A Cinderella Storyen
- Por siempre jamáses
- À tout jamaisfr
- La leggenda di un amore - Cinderellait
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Cast & Crew
52 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Drew Barrymore
as Danielle
Anjelica Huston
as Rodmilla
Dougray Scott
as Prince Henry
Patrick Godfrey
as Leonardo
Megan Dodds
as Marguerite
Melanie Lynskey
as Jacqueline
Timothy West
as King Francis
Judy Parfitt
as Queen Marie
Jeroen Krabbe
as Auguste
Lee Ingleby
as Gustave
Kate Lansbury
as Paulette
Matyelok Gibbs
as Louise
Supporting cast
29Walter Sparrow
as Maurice
Peter Gunn
as Capt. Laurent
Richard O Brien
as Pierre Le Pieu
Jeanne Moreau
as Grande Dame
Anna Maguire
as Young Danielle
Joerg Stadler
as Wilhelm Grimm
Andy Henderson
as Jacob Grimm
Toby Jones
as Royal Page
Virginia Garcia
as Princess Gertrude
Al Hunter Ashton
as Cargomaster
Mark Lewis
as Gypsy Leader
Howard Attfield
as Jeweler
Ricki Cuttell
as Young Gustave
Ricardo Cruz
as Cracked Skull
John Walters
as Butler
Elizabeth Earl
as Young Marguerite
Alex Pooley
as Young Jacqueline
Janet Henfrey
as Celeste
Ursula Jones
as Isabella
Amanda Walker
as Old Noblewoman
Rupam Maxwell
as Marquis de Limoges
Tony Doyle
as Driver Royal Carriage
Christian Marc
as King of Spain
Elvira Stevenson
as Queen of Spain
Erick Awanzino
as Short Bald Man
Susan Field
as Laundry Supervisor
Francois Velter
as Choirman 1
Dominic Rols
as Choirman 2
Jean Pierre Mazieres
as Cardinal
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