Ever After (2/5) Movie CLIP - Carrying the Prince (1998) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Danielle (Drew Barrymore) finds a creative way to protect Prince Henry (Dougray Scott) from gypsies.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Andy Tennant directed this Cinderella variant. The Brothers Grimm arrive at the home of a wealthy Grande Dame (Jeanne Moreau) who speaks of the many legends surrounding the fable of the cinder girl before telling the "true" story of her ancestor. In flashback, the story then focuses on eight-year-old Danielle, daughter of a wealthy widower, a 16th-century landowner. After returning to France with his new wife Rodmilla (Anjelica Huston) and her two daughters, he dies of a heart attack. Ten years later, Danielle (Drew Barrymore) is now treated as a servant by the trio. Fortunately, she has an encounter with Prince Henry (Dougray Scott), who is fleeing an arranged marriage. Later, when Danielle poses as a Lady, the Prince takes an interest in her. Inventor-artist Leonardo da Vinci (Patrick Godfrey), accepting the French court's patronage, offers advice to Prince Henry on matters of the heart. George Fenton's music adds an accompaniment to the lush look of this period romance.
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (1998)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Mark Lewis, Dougray Scott, Drew Barrymore
Director: Andy Tennant
Producers: Timothy M. Bourne, Mireille Soria, Tracey Trench, Kevin Reidy, Melissa Cobb
Screenwriters: Susannah Grant, Charles Perrault, Andy Tennant, Rick Parks
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This is the best version of Cinderella that exists and will ever will exist.
Hillary Duff and Chad Michael Murray say hi
I agree
Excuse you...the Brandy version goes hard
Ever After, A Cinderella Story, Another Cinderella Story, confessions of an ugly stepsister, are in the top five 💯💯
Let’s not forget pretty woman¡
I just love the fact that by carrying Henry, Danielle earned respect from the gypsy leader in that way. He was impressed by her fearlessness and independence.
Not to mention intelligence.
The look on his face when he realises she outsmarted him and the look on her face before she starts to walk away says it all
i love the fact that this scene is based on actual history
@@sabrinaramirez4585 Is it? Do tell!
Not sure he was impressed per se. The fact that a woman would be so bold was an unusual sight to see. He appreciated her ironic twisting of her words.
The look on the gypsy's face when he realised she's outwitted him and he misjudged her strength
I love his laugh too
ROMANI not "g" word for you
@@lila2986I just love getting Drew Barrymore show on doing live concert in person picture of movie online free time years before New year would definitely be there by side effects of really remember reel thing it's looks like new ride I just love it so much to be honest
I think it's more like... Really? Really? This woman... Who is this woman?!
Too bad DB isn't this cool in real life.
My favorite seen of the movie. I just love the gypsy leaders reaction. He was so impressed by her wit and the brazen balls she had that he couldn't even be mad. He straight up was like, "Damn. Shes good. She got me. Damn."
Scene* lol
And her strenght.
Yes, this is a _scene_ that needs to be _seen_ .
ROMANI not "g" word for you!
I love how Henry's just like, "well, okay then" and totally not pride-pinched at all about it, 'cause hey, it worked!
Totally right.
If only he could have done the same at the ball. Butthead
I like his awkward little wave.
@@mariagabriellealeksinko1292 lol Butthead I just read that with Biff's voice in mind.
Bruh he even waves like alright bye
“😂😂 come back I’ll give you a horse! 😂”
I loved that reaction from the Gypsy😁
That part always gets me! Glad this movie is on Disney+
@@LittleClarinetPlayer It is? Nice.
😂
@@LittleClarinetPlayer Really?.
Looking it up. IT IS!. NICE! i have something to watch tomorrow then!
This scene was inspired by true events. In the year 1140, King Conrad besieged the city of Weinsberg and eventually forced its surrender. However, the women of the city negotiated as part of the surrender the right to take away with them whatever they could carry on their shoulders. Leaving all else aside, each woman took her own husband on her shoulders and carried him out. Though his men protested that this was not what had been meant, the King accepted the women's clever trick, saying that a King should keep his word.
Thank you! I knew of the event this was based on, but I couldn't remember the specifics for the life of me.
I doubt the veracity of that story considering the earliest known manuscript about it is from the 1170s; but it's a nice story either way.
@@NoriMori1992 you must think all of history before photography was a myth then
The leader is just so impressed that a tiny woman was able to lift a grown man. It's awesome.
That is an act of historical strength, that people can do only in life and death situations, that is why the tiny girl was able to lift that grown man all by herself without breaking a sweat, it was a life or death situation and she responded with courage and strength! That was why she was able to perform that feat of historical strength!
What? She's worked all her life and was a Tom girl! Throughout the film it showed she was fairly athletic. I've known and seen smaller do the same without being in life or death situations. Heck, in this scene she was in a tree! Wtf are you going on about?
@@GoddessLuna23 Well don't get so offended, it's true. In life and death situations women have been known to lift cars off of children and physically kill men in self-defense. Read the bible and turn,to the book of Judges, there you will find two women that performed acted if historical strength.
@@GoddessLuna23 Judges 4:21 and 9:53.
@-- No, I just like strong and fit women.
One of the best Drew Barrymore movies ever made.
THE best!
its poison ivy or boy on the sides, her best era , this is just flat and ordinary, and her acting is forced
I love this version of Cinderella. It's my favorite movie
Agreed!
She even said that it’s her favourite one
A strong, legit, female character, that's completely believable. They don't know how to write stories like this anymore.
I know right, 1990's cartoon Mulan: A woman that goes to the army, trains and better herself, earns respect. Hell the main bad is still physically stronger than her, but she out smarts him though skill.
Disney 2020 live action Mulan: Lets give her chi based super powers and show that she was always awesome
Idk wtf is going on with Hollywood writers right now. But yea, they don't write heart warming movies like this anymore. The newest Cinderella story starred by Camilla Cabello is so political.
@@TheHulkbuster13 Yes! Mulan was great because we got to see her struggle and work damn hard. We got to see her fail before she found success. That's why we loved her so much!
The new one is practically a member of the X-Men.
@@aubreysong that movie is just sucks...
It seems forced now. Now they are all strong and good at giving big speeches. Danielle was... natural. The also shows vulnerability
I don't know why, but the little "byee!" wave that Henry gives at 1:56 cracks me up every time
😁👍🏼
You know everytime there is a remake of another princess movie I am always holding my breath just hoping someone would make something like this for beauty and the beast, snow white, etc. This is absolutely the best version of Cinderella I have ever seen
Right? ♥
I love how Danielle bows her head to the gypsy leader after she picks up Henry. As if to say “it was nice meeting you, excuse me” lol
And the little wave by Henry at 1:56, it's like "oh well. Byeeee!"
ROMANI not"g" word for you!
God it's so great knowing the reference for this entire scene, because it's even more hilarious.
TLDR: Warlord invades town, says the women can leave with whatever they can carry, all grab their husbands and walk right outta there.
Too Long: Didn't Read. Generally indicates shortened story/message.
It's a reference to an event in Western Europe (which influences the film.) When invasion was really common, a bunch of cities were claimed and everyone slaughtered. One guy (can't remember his name) invaded a particular town, and said to the women "I'll let you go with whatever you can carry."
The women then carried their husbands out of the town, and the invader laughed so hard at their reaction he decided to leave them alone.
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Weinsburg Castle, among other semi-historical accountings.
Layla H but it fits so perfectly cause we know Danielle is a reader and it would make sense for her to have read or known of the story and it shows so much of her character and intelligence that she uses it to her advantage
The instant respect she gained for a group in such a WHOLESOME way will never be matched, this is one of the neatest scenes. ❤️
I just noticed this. One of the men said "Can I have a turn?" Right before the leader said he'd give her a horse.
Hahahahaa
That’s so funny! I wonder if it was scripted!
I really wish they'd re release this movie in the theatres in HD just so more people especially the newer generation could find out about it and watch it
In 2018 it would be amazing if they had 20th anniversary screenings.
Yes. BUT NO REMAKE.
@@Adirondaque YES PLZ NO REMAKE
- from a 17 year old who grew up with this movie
Nah, the kids would find out if they put it on netflix
Well it’s on Disney plus now
This scene was priceless. They had no idea what kind of girl they were dealing with
The look on his face when she picks him up....goog heavens that was funny
I also love that after she picks him up and turns, he actually waves a little goodbye with his free hand, and looks at the gypsies as though saying, "Women! What can one do?" -- it's one of the best scenes in a flawed movie that is full of GREAT scenes.
I love that little wave he gives
goog
@@NoriMori1992 yeah, haven’t you ever heard of goog. I hear he’s a solid dude
they were like damn she got more balls then the prince
Yeah
also can't forget the prince is like meh, well okay then on being carried by a girl. he's like whatever
Latrice Hylton ikr and he was just like so cool with it after a little while
I mean I don't see how she has more balls than him
I remember when this movie came out in '98. I had just started dating a new girl, and for some strange reason we chose a movie about Cinderella as our second date. It was such a pleasant surprise, and even now, in my 50s, I watch clips of it often. I still love it. I never found my Cinderella, but there's still time. Wahi' Valleys
I hope you found your Cinderella
Me too. I hope you got your happily ever after
You were waiting for Cinderella, but you missed the princess.
Maybe, and I have had several great girlfriends, but none turned out to be my princess, and apparently I was not their prince. Wahi' Valleys
I once did find my crystal slipper, but it broke.
I'm 54 now and have given up hope of finding true love.
For me, nowadays, love is a fairy-tale.
I love the little wave Prince Henry gives the bandit leader as Danielle is carrying him away. 🤣
It's not really (only/solely) the act of her carrying a grown muscled man by herself that impressed him but that she out-smarted the group/ was clever in how she secured both of their safety, when the group clearly wanted to continue their fight with the prince.
I love the fact that this scene starts as « he’s pulling out his sword to defend her as a knight in shining armor while she’s the (useless) beautiful damsel in distress » but ends with HER saving them both, not by using fighting skills, but a mix of wits, boldness and humility that made her enemy unable to wish to go against her any longer
If you can make your enemy laugh then you're half way to freedom. Humour changes the mood and makes people more likely to wanna play nice
I love Henry’s face when Danielle picks him up 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I like the little "byeee!" gesture he does at 1:58
My wife does this to me all the time.... She really get's a kick out of being able to pick me up and carry me.
I hope it’s with your permission. Personally, I can’t stand guys picking me up bodily without my permission - it’s worse than being kissed without permission 😖
Your wife is so strong! (commented a girl with stick thin arms)
Congratulations to the both of you on your strong marriage ♥️♥️
Lol I love it when people do that to me. My little sister is bigger than me and she randomly pucks me up and swings me around when she thinks I'm being bossy. My male friends do that to me too. We all get a good laugh out of that@@HopeUnquenchable
@@ghanamemer1628 it’s a good thing you love it, then 😉
Danielle is such a boss haha. Quick witted and fearless, she's an amazing character that I personally think is the BEST little cinder girl to date.
I love this scene--one of the best in the movie--but it would have been even more epic and hilarious if Danielle had picked up her dress (which is what the group assumed she would do), gave it to Henry (who would, of course, be puzzled by the move lol), and then put him on her shoulder lol. One thing I like is that Danielle shows respect toward the gypsy man by referring to him as sir rather than addressing him in a condescending way as would be typical in a movie. She didn't say something stereotypical like, "Give me a horse, you filthy peasant," or some such thing in order to appear more like a noble, she remained true to her father's teachings of respecting everyone no matter their station in life. Love the details like that in this movie!
I love the princes face when she said "I insist you return my things at once, and since you have deprived me of my escort I demand a horse as well"
Yes! Neither the prince nor the gypsy leader could guess what she was thinking. I'm not even sure she had a plan at that point, but as soon as the gypsy said "anything you can carry," she knew. :D
Best Cinderella movie ever made, so much better in every level than Disney's versions!!!!
Probably because the Cinderella in this movie is assertive and takes action more than the Cinderella from Disney who relies on a prince and a magical fairy god mother to escape her miserable life... In this movie she takes matters into her own hands, she doesn't have magical beings to build her a dress and a carriage, instead Leonardo DiVinci builds her some fabulous wings and the dress she uses was her deceased mother's.
One of the best parts of the movie! I remember when I first saw it, I laughed just as gleefully as the gypsy leader! Hahaha...
@Miss Poste *argw27 -- Me three!
This is why Danielle is a true queen : she doesn't rule her people ; she wins them over 🥰
Isn't Danielle technically a Princess however? 🤔 I assume that Queen Marie might choose Danielle to become Queen Danielle as her only Daughter In Law after Marie is dead. Danielle would make an excellent Queen, but as the ending of the movie,she was still only Princess Danielle and not Queen Danielle.
This is one of my favorite movies as a kid. It was so real. And the fact that he liked her because of her courage...that he knew her... Not just because she was pretty. ❤️ This!
That was... Unexpected....
Savannah Swizzles what makes it funny is that an event like this happened in real life, when an invader in Western Europe told the women they could have anything they can carry, and they all carried their husbands away. Apparently the invader laughed so hard that he said he would leave them alone. I loved finding that out.
I'm giving a verbal LIKE to your comment because my OCD won't let me be the one to change it from 333.
Well, those are some particularly passive and forgiving gypsy bandits.
If my memory serves, I think later on in the movie the bandit leader tells Danielle the circumstances that led to them turning to robbery (basically to avoid starving, as nobody would employ them because they were gypsies) and Danielle explains to Henry that "they are thieves but it is not who they truly are." Yes, it probably wouldn't go down that way in real life, but this IS a fairytale . . .
ChooseYour Poison Well in real life they get to go to jail for stealing to feed their family. I do not agree with that way of life, but have compassion to what leads them there.
She asks for his word on the deal. She treats the gypsy as someone who would behave with honor. This surprises and pleases him, and he rises to the occasion. 🙂 And then she bests him in the bargain, and he HAS to respect that.
This scene totally took me by surprise, love it! :D
Best scene ever
the "looks like rain" part is better IMO but this is a close second XD
I idolized Drew Barrymore when I was a teenager. I remember going out to Blockbuster and bought this movie on VHS. Not to many actresses get a 14-year-old boy like me to get fired up to watch a girls movie like this. LOL.
Well, how many girls movies like this were they making in the first place? 😅
A Critic said he didn't like the 1950's Cinderella who just sat there and took all the abuse her Stepmother and Stepsisters gave her and didn't stand up for herself. He loved that Danielle was a strong, spunky, independent, smart, young Woman. 😀
This is the kind of move that would earn you free drinks _for life._
It hasn't. But it has helped me BUY them!
I especially like this period in Barrymore's life/career where she got her stuff together and decided to be a serious actress. Never Been Kissed was another favorite of mine.
She lifted up that man all by herself, my kind of woman!
She's carrying a prince!! Just love it!
I loved this scene and the whole film. This is a wonderful version of "Cinderella".
This is my favorite scene in the history of cinema.
Hands down the best scene in this movie! The look on both the gypsy’s and Henry’s faces are priceless! The ghost couldn’t help himself but laugh at her smarts and her strength. We need more movies with characters like these!
Disney should have thought of this when they did their “new” non-animated take on it. This is far better, more evolved than what they did ( by which I mean their character was old-fashioned in a bad way) Their cinderella is extremely one-dimensional and lacking compared to this more realistic, stronger one.
Exactly! You can't make a woman strong by making her modern in medieval times. By that you just make her seem weak when that modern woman has to abide medieval rules.
I beg to differ to be honest.
Although this is my favorite rendition too, the story of Cinderella at its core is about kindness, and the strength of kindness.
So the way the Live Action Disney Cinderella was portrayed works for her character.
You don’t have to be a rough-and-tough, sharp-tongued, sword-fighting female character to be considered brave or strong.
The amount of endurance, mental strength, and self-control it takes to remain kind and not stoop to your aggressor’s level is an impressive feat on its own.
Kindness and mildness isn’t weakness, it’s a strength.
So a moment like Cinderella in the Live Action leaving her Step-mother as she stands above her looking down on her from the stairway, expecting Cinderella to finally say something cruel back to her-just to see Cinderella turn around, hold her head up, look her in the eye steadily and say: “I forgive you”, is a bigger slap to the face than I think anything else would’ve ever been.
Despite how much she abused her she didn’t crumble like she expected her to, or stoop to her level of bitterness from what life gave her. Cinderella showing her she never lost who she is-a kind and caring person-the person her true family raised her to be - left her step-mother to sit there alone and contemplate how truly terrible of a person she is.
There was a mental warfare between them with her step-mother constantly trying to break her, but in the end, despite how meek she seemed to be, Cinderella beat her and won.
Showing kindness to someone who doesn’t do the same can be a powerful weapon.
Women don’t always have to be aggressive in order to be considered strong.
There are all types of strengths.
@@doodlemunchkin2222 I agree with you in that point, that kindness is a powerful tool and shows great strength of character, but that's not what makes Cinderella live action look weak to me.
my problem with her is that she has very little initiative to change her circumstances, compared to daniel, who at each turn does what she can and is in her power to do to change, and continue fighting (and I do not mean fighting in the fisical sence)
Let's put two examples:
- Daniel formaly meets the prince thanks to the fact that she tried to save Morice, perhaps the money to make that fall in her hands by chance, but she took the decition to fight an injustice in her life, in a non violent way, even at the chance of having horrible concecuences. And she continue to do so throughout the movie.
- with Ella, on the contrary, every action that she does is driven by circumstance and I think the greatest example of this is that she is rescued from her stepmother by chance and luck, she does not make an effort to escape, she resigns in her room that she will not get out, instead of trying to get out the window or yelling for help, if it weren't for the mice she wouldn't have made it.
And that seems to me the biggest mistake of Disney with that live action, that makes her the sterotipical damsel in distress. because yes even in the animated film Cinderella is rescued thanks to the help of the mice, but without her instructions the mice would not have known what to do.
and therefore I think is why the live action is bad because it des evolves her and turned her into a one-dimensional character.
@@vanessasofiavasquezcueto2661 Ah nice points. I see what you mean. I agree with that, it honestly is sad that she wasn’t shown to do more to get out of her situation.
In defense of Disney here. I WISH most live action had as much effort as Cinderella live action did. Its not perfect but... compared to other stuff they made Cinderella is one thing they did kinda right on. But i do agree that Ever After Cinderella is a better movie overall
I LOVED THIS MOVIE !!!!! IT WAS SO WELL DONE ,CUTE ,FUNNY AND A DREAM COME TRUE ...FOR ALL !
Thats quite strong girl there able to carry grown man for that distance there is a lesson for you dont misjudge the magnitude of home works like scrubing and using mop it realy can be quite a work out :)
Remember back than (and in modern day places that don't have running water), you'd have to carry the water from a water source, into the house every single day. If you're working as a maid, you'd be doing a lot of heavy lifting. scrubbing and mopping is just the tip of the iceburg.
my favorite drew Barrymoore movie ,and one of my favorite movie i have watched this 50 times great acting from drew she should have been nominated for best actress in this one she is an underrated actress in hollywerd .
Love love love this movie! I love the exchange just before the beginning of this scene. Prince Henry: you would think l would know the way to my own castle!! Danielle: why is it men never stop for directions? 😂😂
The best Cinderella adaption and it has Drew Barrymore’s girlpower prints all over it 👏
This is the kind of romcom that teenage girls should watch these days.
My sister’s absolute favorite movie and I don’t blame her.
Girl wanted a prince she got a prince 😂
Re-watching (again) and I noticed the little groan of exertion she makes when picking him up, and it's a wonderful detail, glad they didn't edit it out. Strong as she was from being a laborer both inside and outside the house, Henry's still bigger and taller and heavier than she is.
I feel like if this were made nowadays or had it been made by someone less wise, it would've looked far closer to effortless for her to lift him -- you know, so we could all know what a bad*ss she is and how she Isn't Like Other Girls.
Danielle is a realistic character; it was possible but still hard for her to carry him, which is why she was hunched so far over, and she wouldn't have been able to carry him far. But she didn't need to, to make her point and get to safety. And she doesn't insult anyone, or even doubt the leader's word. She's admirable and relatable for how real she is.
[To be clear -- NOT hating on Disney Cindy -- I firmly believe she went to the ball to have fun and clicking well with the prince was purely an unexpected bonus for her. That her breaking down crying in the garden ("I just can't 'believe,' anymore!") shows clearly that her kindness, compassion for those smaller and weaker than her, and her sense of hopefulness were deliberate choices of behaviour and attitude. It's dang hard to aim for this every day, even without experiencing people treating you in the exact opposite manner. And her friends may have rescued her, but she *had* those friends because she ~made~ them in the first place -- and from predominently prey animals, which are timid because they aren't big or strong or scary. She had, at the time, nothing to gain by sharing what little time and resources she had, but her kindness came back to her, didn't it?]
One of my favorite moments in movie history
I like to think Danielle gained a *lot* of respect from the gypsies after this.
I love when she show her respect with her eyes to gypsy ...for keeping his word ...
This movie..... (sigh) so beautiful!
Drew B. best role ever! This film is the best take on Cinderella!
Best damn part of the movie.
I love this film.
If I’m not mistaken, this was based on a true event and wasn’t just made for laughs.
The Siege of Weinsberg!
This movie and Xena were my childhood princesses, who were totally badass and still are!
Had this movie on VHS....always a favorite over the years ♥️
That's why he and the other gypsies were laughing fit to kill. Even Henry smiled
One of the best scenes ever...period 😂
Perhaps the best movie scene ever! Love that laughing gypsy! Honorable it seems!
Honestly can't find a favorite scene in this movie. Absolutely the best movie. Characters,dialogue,expressions...you go Danielle!
this is one of my favourite movies since childhood. 💕
This is by far my favorite scene in this movie!
The best Cinderella movie that I ever watched. And Drew and the cast were outstanding. A must have in your movie collection. 🤩
I love this movie this was my favorite scene.
This is one of my favorite scenes in this movie, though honestly their are so many to choose from
This is my favorite scene of this all time favorite movie!!!! It never gets old! I own this movie on VHS and DVD. It is my favorite movie of all time. My daughter and I watch it every fall together. “It’s tradition “!
I love this movie very much. Very good chemistry
I love watching this movie, it's so romantic! I love the ending!💞🌹
This was the best scene. Great movie.
I love this scene!
This is my childhood movie and I will watch it over and over again. I’m now turning 30
Totally love this movie......love is love!
Aww I love that scene!
The best cinderella version ever
@annick roussem rou Agreed
One of the Best.. if not The Best, Cinderella Movie ever made.
My favorite Cinderella live Action
1:44 She did everything for the prince and saved him from the Gypsies
I was in disbelief after this scene...
what a well-trained man he is
This is my favorite version of Cinderella
She carried him like she carried this movie
Best version of Cinderella ever!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That was my favorite cinderella movie
Love this movie
I remember this scene..wow, it's been over 20 years ago. I still LOL every time I see this.
I've seen this scene over 100 times and still laughing hard every time 😂❤
Love this movie.
That laugh at 2:12 😂👌
My favorite
Handsome and beautiful ever after
this version and the Brandy version are tied as my favorite
just for this, I think I'm gonna wach the whole movie 😂😂😂
This is my fav Drew Barrymore movie.