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Cast
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| Belinda Montgomery | ... | ||
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Robin Ward | ... | |
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Joyce Gordon | ... | |
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Pat Galloway | ... | |
| Jim Henson | ... |
Kermit the Frog /
King Goshposh /
Rufus
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| Jerry Nelson | ... |
Featherstone /
Stepsister #2
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| Frank Oz | ... |
Splurge /
Stepsister #1
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Cinderella lives with her wicked stepmother (as everyone who ever read the fairy tale knows), but what part of the story is never told is how Cinderella's fairy godmother had help from monsters, a prince pretending to be a gardener, and none other than Kermit the Frog. Written by Max Vaughn
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EnglishRelease Date:
10 April 1970 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Prince Arthur Charming: Hey Dad, we found the beautiful mysterious princess. She's Cinderella!
King Goshposh: Oh yeah?
Prince Arthur Charming: But we've lost her again.
King Goshposh: [taking a drink of wine] Oh, how 'bout that?
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Kermit is identified as a frog for the first time in this TV special. In previous appearances he was a lizard. See more »Quotes
King Goshposh: [accidentally summoned by the Fairy Godmother while drinking wine] Wow. Hey Featherstone, get the name of this stuff and order a case of it!Prince Arthur Charming: Hey Dad, we found the beautiful mysterious princess. She's Cinderella!
King Goshposh: Oh yeah?
Prince Arthur Charming: But we've lost her again.
King Goshposh: [taking a drink of wine] Oh, how 'bout that?
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I saw this movie as a child and think it is probably the most unique version of Cinderella I've ever seen! It is absolutely magical and real. I wish I could come across it again, it's sad, romantic, funny- everything a little girl could want. The genius behind the writing is that it isn't your typical fairy tale story where everything comes together once the prince finds his princess but takes a more unique approach to the most beloved story of all time. The ideas behind Cinderella's rag to riches transformation was magic of its own. And the fanciful approach with the muppets made the movie great for families. Jim Henson did it right when he made this one!