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Cendrillon (1950)

Cinderella


  • Version 1950/1978
  • Version 1991
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Paulette Rollin

(March 23, 1920 - January 25, 2017)
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Héléna Manson

(August 18, 1898 - September 14, 1994)
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Jacques Bodoin

(March 26, 1921 - March 8, 2019)

Cast :

French name

Original name

Voices


Cendrillon
Cinderella
Paule Marsay (speaking) & Paulette Rollin (singing)

La Marâtre
Stepmother
Héléna Manson

Anastasie
Anastasia
Marcelle Lajeunesse

Javotte
Drizella
Simone Boin (?) (speaking & singing)

Jac
Jaq
Jacques Bodoin (speaking & ?)

Gus
Gus
?

Fée Marraine
Fairy Godmother
Lita Recio (speaking & singing)

Le Prince
Prince Charming
René-Marc (speaking) & Dominique Tirmont (singing)

Le Roi
King
Camille Guérini

Le Grand-Duc
Grand Duke
André Bervil

Le Valet de pied
Footman
Marcel Raine

Le Cocher
Coachman
?

Suzy
Suzy
?

Luke
Luke
?


Souris

Mice
Jacques Bodoin
Georges Hubert
Paulette Rollin
Casti et Lanci

  • 1950
  • 1978  (Partial redubbing)
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French name

Original name

Voices


Narratrice
Narrator
Mony Dalmès

Songs

  • « Cendrillon » (« Cinderella »)
performed by : Eliane Dorsay
  • « Les Rêves Sont des Souhaits » (« A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes »)
performed by : Paulette Rollin (Cinderella)
  • « Chante Doux Rossignol » (« Sing Sweet Nightingale »)
performed by : Héléna Manson (?) (Lady Tremaine) ; Simone Boin (?) (Drizella) ; Paulette Rollin (Cinderella)
  • « ? » (« The Work Song »)
performed by : ? (Jaq) ; ? (Gus) ; ? (Suzy) & Choir
  • « Bibbidi Bobbidi Bou » (« Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo »)
performed by : Lita Recio (Fairy Godmother) & Choir
  • « C'est Ça L'Amour » (« So This Is Love »)
performed by : Paulette Rollin (Cinderella) ; Dominique Tirmont (Prince)
  • « C'est Ça L'Amour (Reprise) » (« So This Is Love (Reprise) »)
performed by : Paulette Rollin (Cinderella)
  • « Les Rêves Sont des Souhaits (Final) » (« A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Finale) »)
performed by : Choir

Technical Staff

Daniel Gilbert
Georges Tzipine
Louis Sauvat
Louis Sauvat
Jacques Boutiron
Marcel Ormancey
Leon Kikoïne & Max Kikoïne - RKO Radio Films S.A.
Victor Szwarc
C.T.M. Gennevilliers
Dubbing director
Musical director
Translator
Lyricist

Sound engineer
Sound engineer
Production
Creative Supervisor
Dubbing studio

French name

Original name

Voices


Narratrice
Narrator
Martine Sarcey (?)

Songs

  • « Cendrillon » (« Cinderella »)
performed by : Danielle Licari
  • « Les Rêves Sont des Souhaits » (« A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes »)
performed by : Paulette Rollin (Cinderella)
  • « Chante Doux Rossignol » (« Sing Sweet Nightingale »)
performed by : Héléna Manson (?) (Lady Tremaine) ; Simone Boin (?) (Drizella) ; Paulette Rollin (Cinderella)
  • « ? » (« The Work Song »)
performed by : ? (Jaq) ; ? (Gus) ; ? (Suzy) & Choir
  • « Bibbidi Bobbidi Bou » (« Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo »)
performed by : Lita Recio (Fairy Godmother) & Choir
  • « C'est Ça L'Amour » (« So This Is Love »)
performed by : Paulette Rollin (Cinderella) ; Dominique Tirmont (Prince)
  • « C'est Ça L'Amour (Reprise) » (« So This Is Love (Reprise) »)
performed by : Paulette Rollin (Cinderella)
  • « Les Rêves Sont des Souhaits (Final) » (« A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Finale) »)
performed by : Choir

Technical Staff

Daniel Gilbert
?
Georges Tzipine
?
Louis Sauvat
?
Louis Sauvat
?

Jacques Boutiron
Marcel Ormancey
?
Leon Kikoïne & Max Kikoïne - RKO Radio Films S.A.
Victor Szwarc
C.T.M. Gennevilliers
?
Dubbing director (1950)
Dubbing director (1978)

Musical director (1950)
Musical director (1978)
Translator (1950)
Translator (1978 narration)
Lyricist (1950)
Lyrics adjusments (1978 opening song)

Sound engineer (1950)
Sound engineer (1950)
Sound engineer (1978)
Production (1950)
Creative Supervisor (1950)
Dubbing studio (1950)
Dubbing studio (1978)
Sources : Opening credits (1950) / Opening credits (1978) / Dans L'Ombre des Studios / Lyrics (Songs' titles)
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Dominique Poulain

(October 24, 1949 -  )
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Jacqueline Porel

(October 14, 1918 - April 29, 2012)
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Claude Chantal

(February 4, 1933 - February 8, 2016)

Cast :

French name

Original name

Voices


Cendrillon
Cinderella
Dominique Poulain (speaking & singing)

La Marâtre
Stepmother
Jacqueline Porel

Anastasie
Anastasia
Barbara Tissier

Javotte
Drizella
Dominique Chauby (speaking & singing)

Jac
Jaq
Emmanuel Jacomy (speaking & singing)

Gus
Gus
Jacques Frantz (speaking) & Jean Stout (singing)

Fée Marraine
Fairy Godmother
Claude Chantal (speaking & singing)

Le Prince
Prince Charming
Emmanuel Jacomy (speaking) & Michel Chevalier (singing)

Le Roi
King
Jacques Deschamps

Le Grand-Duc
Grand Duke
Jean-Luc Kayser

Le Valet de pied
Footman
Raymond Baillet

Le Cocher
Coachman
Bernard Musson

Suzy
Suzy
Claude Lombard (? & singing)

Luke
Luke
Maurice Decoster



Souris


Mice
Pascal Germain
Fabien Briche
Alexandre Strack
Sylvie Georges
Pascale François


Narratrice
Narrator
Brigitte Virtudes

Choir

Claude Lombard
Laurence Saltiel
Patrice Schreider
Jean-Claude Briodin

Songs

  • « Cendrillon » (« Cinderella »)
performed by : Claude Lombard & Choir
  • « Tendre Rêve » (« A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes »)
performed by : Dominique Poulain (Cinderella)
  • « Chante Doux Rossignol » (« Sing Sweet Nightingale »)
performed by : Jacqueline Porel (Lady Tremaine) ; Dominique Chauby (Drizella) ; Dominique Poulain (Cinderella)
  • « C'est Pas une Vie - Robe de Bal » (« The Work Song »)
performed by : Emmanuel Jacomy (Jaq) ; Jean Stout (Gus) ; Claude Lombard (Suzy) & Choir
  • « Chanson Magique » (« Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo »)
performed by : Claude Chantal (Fairy Godmother) & Choir
  • « Bonjour L'Amour » (« So This Is Love »)
performed by : Dominique Poulain (Cinderella) ; Michel Chevalier (Prince)
  • « Bonjour L'Amour (Reprise) » (« So This Is Love (Reprise) »)
performed by : Dominique Poulain (Cinderella)
  • « Tendre Rêve (Final) » (« A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes (Finale) »)
performed by : Choir

Technical Staff

Bruno Lais
Claude Lombard
Claude Rigal-Ansous
Claude Rigal-Ansous
Bruno Bourgade
Bruno Lais
Bruno Bourgade
?
Télétota
"SIS" 
Société Industrielle de Sonorisation
Dubbing director
Musical director
Translator
Lyricist
Sound engineer
Sound editing
Mixing engineer
Creative Supervisor

Mice voice distortion
Dubbing studio
DISNEY CHARACTER VOICES INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Sources : Disney+ credits / VHS credits / Soundtrack / Dans L'Ombre des Studios (Gus' singing voice + Choir)

  • Release dates :
    France - December 1, 1950 (1st French dubbing)
    France - December 6, 1978 (1st French dubbing + new narration)
    The opening song and narration were redubbed for this release. The rest of the dubbing was unchanged.
    France - April 17(?), 1991 (2nd French dubbing)
    Recordings made in February 1991
  • In the first dubbing (1950) and the redubbed opening (1978), the opening song was sung exclusively by a Soloist, unlike the original version, performed by a Choir with a Soloist part.
  • The process to pitch the voices of the mice was complex and the first dubbing suffered from the lack of experience; the mice are unintelligible for the most part.
  • For the second dubbing (1991), on the home media credits, Michel Chevalier was credited alone as the Prince, while actor Emmanuel Jacomy, who also dubbed Jaq, is his speaking voice. The Disney+ credits made the correction.
  • Dominique Poulain, the voice of Cinderella in the second dubbing, was originally cast as the singing voice only. But the producers liked her so much they asked her to try out the speaking parts as well, which she eventually got.
    Source : Dominique Poulain
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1950 Poster
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1950 Poster
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1986 Poster
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1950 Poster
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1991 Poster
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1991 VHS
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1998 VHS
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2005 Poster
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2005 DVD
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2005 Collector Edition DVD
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2012 DVD
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2012 BLU-RAY
Cinderella 2: Dreams Come True (2002)
Cinderella 3: A Twist in Time (2007)
Cinderella (2015)
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