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EverAfter

EverAfter

“Desire. Defy. Escape.”
7.5 /10 (1,603) PG-13age 1998 2h 1m
Drama Romance Comedy
Director Andy Tennant
Screenplay Susannah Grant, Rick Parks
A grounded, feminist reimagining of the Cinderella tale, stripped of magic, starring Drew Barrymore as a spirited, well-read servant girl in Renaissance France who wins a prince through wit and conviction rather than a fairy godmother. Anjelica Huston makes a deliciously wicked stepmother, and Leonardo da Vinci turns up as a benefactor. Directed by Andy Tennant, it is a lush, intelligent romance that pleasantly surprised critics. A smart, charming spin on a familiar story.
Release
Jul 31, 1998
Budget
$26M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$98M

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Reviews

IMDb 7.1/10
🍅 91%
66 MC
TMDB 7.5/10
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From the same director: Andy Tennant

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Where to watch EverAfter? EverAfter is available for streaming on Disney Plus.
Who stars in EverAfter? The main cast of EverAfter includes Drew Barrymore, Anjelica Huston, Dougray Scott, Patrick Godfrey, Megan Dodds.
Who directed EverAfter? EverAfter (1998) is directed by Andy Tennant.
How long is EverAfter? EverAfter has a runtime of 2h 1m. It was released in 1998.
What genre is EverAfter? EverAfter is a Drama, Romance, Comedy film. It has a rating of 7.5/10 with 1,603 votes.

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Synopsis

A grounded, feminist reimagining of the Cinderella tale, stripped of magic, starring Drew Barrymore as a spirited, well-read servant girl in Renaissance France who wins a prince through wit and conviction rather than a fairy godmother. Anjelica Huston makes a deliciously wicked stepmother, and Leonardo da Vinci turns up as a benefactor. Directed by Andy Tennant, it is a lush, intelligent romance that pleasantly surprised critics. A smart, charming spin on a familiar story.

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