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Cinderella: Once Upon a Time in the West (2012)
Cinderella is transformed for a night at the royal ball, but finds herself battling a band of gorilla pirates who have kidnapped Prince Vladimir and the Duchess. Will she have time to save the day and fall in love before the clock strikes twelve?
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Cinderella is transformed for a night at the royal ball, but finds herself battling a band of gorilla pirates who have kidnapped Prince Vladimir and the Duchess. Will she have time to save the day and fall in love before the clock strikes twelve?
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Genre:Animation, Family, Action, Adventure, Western
Written By:Jérôme Apergis, Pascal Hérold, Frédéric Le Bolloc'h, Alexandre Apergis
In Theaters:12/20/2012
Box Office:
Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Herold and Family, Nexus Factory, uFilm, Delacave Studio
Cast
Pascal Hérold
Director
Alexandra Lamy
Cendrillon (voice)
Yolande Moreau
Felicity (voice)
Michel Boujenah
Petite Fumée (voice)
Isabelle Nanty
La Grande Duchesse (voice)
Antoine de Caunes
Le Prince (voice)
Philippe Peythieu
Barbazul (voice)
Véronique Augereau
Harmony (voice)
Audrey Lamy
Melody (voice)
Hervé Lassïnce
Dark Lopez
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