It's not just the jr version. I did the full version and it's the same

@@elizalowry4985 i think they meant Oscar Hammerstein Jr., because he was Oscar Hammerstein II

It's owned by Disney now. It got put on Disney+! And it's the version I saw growing up!

@@JCBug555 You're kidding. ugh. Goes without saying that Whitney had an incredible voice, but I don't care for "Impossible"'s treatment. Her hovering here and there sideways, dress not even blowing.

@@keouine Alright. We can have different opinions on that. But I've seen two versions on video. This is the one I saw first. It's my favorite of the two and it's really nostalgic.

The Dark Angel this is the guy from Brandy's 1997 Cinderella I'm sure

Yes, it is. There's mention of that at the end of the vid. :)

The Dark Angel N. ,q

This rendition isn't so impressive, and Stuart Damon probably sang this number 100 times before they had a final take. The same goes for Leslie Ann Warren. It's much more difficult and impressive to perform this number live on stage in one take. BA HA HA HA HA!

Well Julie Andrews and Jon Cypher performed it live on television in 1957 and performed it in one take. Jon Cypher and Julie Andrews' version is way superior to anything else in that both are classically trained. In the Damon/Warren version it sounds slightly inappropriate.

but they've sung it already.

Thankyou so much!

😍

Lily James sings it so beautifully. I made this vid using her version that plays as the credits run. :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iN9hZ9xmnLPYpY0.html

Actual!

Thankyou so much!

Would you mind telling me what version this is? I really like the pacing of it.

Emu Boy 1997 with Whitney Houston and Brandy.

Hello fellow Starlight!

@@JennyIsHere my notifications never kicked in haha. But HELLO!!! 😁

You absolutely need to see the TV Rodgers and Hammerstein version we all watched so many years ago.

I’m so happy that you like it. ☺️

Thankyou so much!

Thankyou!

michael mlinac it's from the musical version of Cinderella so..

Thankyou! :D

Good point. I think he did so very well to dance in them especially as they had to be so very careful with that stunning dress. They both did, they made the dance look effortless, it flows so beautifully.

Very cool! 😊

😂 I know she can sing.

Thankyou, that's so kind.

Steelee3 , you're very welcome : )

Hello!

The clips are from Cinderella 2015, starring Lily James and Richard Madden. The song is from Cinderella 1997, starring Brandy and Paolo Montalban. :)

I think that everyone is allowed to have their own preferences and opinions. In fact that's what enables us to have so many versions of the same story, each one can be made because they know that we are all different and they will all find their target audience. It would be boring if we were all the same, variety is the spice of life. I love this version and adore Lily James, I love the message of courage and kindness but I appreciate your point of view and you taking the time to comment.

I must agree with Steelee3 here, we are all entitled to our own opinions. I have mine, you have yours. But, as I look farther into it, these two movies aren't the same, and so aren't very good to compare to one another. The original animation was a tale of rags to riches, love at first sight, and overcoming personal problems to find a better life. The original was more magical, like a fairytale. The live action remake is a tale of kindness, romance, loss, and overcoming loss - similar, but different. The remake was more realistic. No talking mice. There was more development in the romance of Ella and the Prince. I personally don't really like romance. The fact that they are also in two different mediums also makes them hard to compare. Cinderella, in the original, was animated perfection. Skinny waist, perfect rosy lips, small feet, pretty blond hair, etc. Cinderella in the remake, portrayed by Lily James, is slightly different; her physical perfections can be interpreted in different ways. For example, I don't think Lily is as pretty as the animated Cinderella, but that's just personal preference. It is much harder to make a live action world appear magical, whereas in Animation, you can draw it in. Also, keep in mind that these were created in two completely different times, and women didn't have as many strong fictional role models as they do now. Anyway, I believe I've said all I can for now. I just personally prefer the animation, that's all. :)

@minoru Watch the Leslie Ann Warren version and you'll see magical version. It's from 1964 and was filmed live. The dress alone is the best dress of any Cinderella ever filmed. The prince is meh... but the performances are so perfect. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/at6bhM2m3M_MiX0.html if you can catch it on Amazon Prime it's better commercial free

I hope you do get your happy ever after. 🙂

@@Steelee3 maybe one day for sure but I wouldn't know when that day finally comes.

Look at the closing credits.

Thankyou!

They do have credit, it’s mentioned in the video.

Love the Racism!!

@@Elitynski There's nothing wrong with the Cinderella version with Brandy in it. I love it because there is no woke, feminazi, man hating garbage in it. It still had heart and soul.

Leslie Ann Warren was four years old in 1950.

Joan B i thought it was 1965?

Dude it ain't that deep. The characters are the same. Race has no effect on the story of Cinderella. I get that the 97 version was a predominantly POC cast, but it's still Cinderella. The story is the same. The vocals are still absolutely wonderful and it could cause someone who hadn't seen the 97 Cinderella to go watch it because of the song in the video. I know I would if I hadn't seen it already.

You are absolutely right!!!

@@chriiiiis no it is that deep.

@@rjsamuel4530 you genuinely believe that this video, probably made by a 15 year old, destroyed the magic of the 97 film? It's really not that deep.

@@rjsamuel4530 it could give the 97 version, which is vastly superior to the 2015 version, more attention. And race doesn't really matter in the story of Cinderella. I promise you that the integrity of the 97 film is still in tact despite this video.