It's Julie's birthday but she seems to be the only one who remembers... Until Marco, the man she secretly loves, calls her and tells her he's going to drop off her son because the babysitter had a setback. Julie is devastated, everyone considers her to be a maid. Alone with this particularly obnoxious little boy, Julie decides to tell him the story of Cinderella... well, almost.
Lionel Steketee
Director
Marilou Berry
Julie / Cendrillon
Arnaud Ducret
Marco, cadet du patron / Prince Marco
Josiane Balasko
la méchante belle-mère / la voisine
Didier Bourdon
patron de Julie / le roi
Vincent Desagnat
Gilbert, ainé du patron / Prince Gilbert
Jérôme Commandeur
le duc
Joséphine Draï
Javotte
Camille Verschuere
Anastasia
Andy Cocq
la fée "marraine"
Milo Mazé
Alex, fils de Marco
Anaïs Delva
la fille nature au speed dating du bal
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