Cinderella II: Dreams Come True

Cinderella II: Dreams Come True
Cinderella II: Dreams Come True
Directed by	John Kafka
Written by	Jill Blotevogel; Tom Rogers; Jule Selbo
Produced by	Mary Thorne; Mary Alice Drumm
Starring	Jennifer Hale; Corey Burton; Russi Taylor; Christopher Daniel Barnes; Gina La Piana
Edited by	Julie Ann Lau
Music by	Michael Tavera
Production; companies	Walt Disney Pictures; Walt Disney Television Animation
Distributed by	Walt Disney Home Entertainment
Release date	February 23, 2002;
Running time	73 minutes
Country	United States
Language	American English
Budget	$5 million

Cinderella II: Dreams Come True is as 2002 American-French first sequel to Disney's animated movie Cinderella. In LVJeff's opinion, it was going to be a TV show but it was canceled, so no Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure. Another sequel, Cinderella III: A Twist in Time, was made in 2007.

Summary change

The movie explores Cinderella's "happily ever after" life as a princess in three stories, with help from the Fairy Godmother. In the first segment (Aim To Please), Cinderella's awkward first days at the palace, when she tried so hard to fit in that she forgot to be herself. In the second one (Tall Tail), how Jaq felt so left out that he wished to be a human, named Sir Hugh. And in the third one (An Uncommon Romance), how Cinderella taught one of her nasty stepsisters how to smile which leads to her own true love, who is a baker.

Voice Cast (in credits order) change

Jennifer Hale as Cinderella, voiced by Ilene Woods in the original movie.
Rob Paulsen as Jaq, Grand Duke, the Baker, Sir Hugh, Bert and Flower Vendor. In the original movie, Jaq was voiced by James MacDonald, Grand Duke was voiced by Luis van Rooten, and Bert was voiced by Thurl Ravenscroft.
Corey Burton as Gus, Mert and Stable Hand. In the original movie, Gus was also voiced by MacDonald, while Mert was voiced by Clint McCauley.
Andre Stojka as The King. In the original movie, The King was also voiced by Van Rooten.
Russi Taylor as Fairy Godmother, Drizella, Mary Mouse, Beatrice, Countess Le Grande and Daphne. In the original movie, Fairy Godmother was voiced by Verna Felton, and Drizella was voiced by Rhoda Williams.
Susanne Blakeslee as Lady Tremaine (although the end credits referred her as "Stepmother"). In the original movie, Lady Tremaine was voiced by Eleanor Audley.
Tress MacNeille as Anastasia and Pretty Woman. In the original movie, Anastasia was voiced by Lucille Bliss.
Holland Taylor as Prudence.
Christopher Daniel Barnes as Prince Charming, who was Cinderella's love interest in the original movie. He was voiced by William Edward Phipps, while his singing voice was provided by Mike Douglas.
Frank Welker as Lucifer, Pom-Pom and Bruno. In the original movie, Lucifer was voiced by June Foray, while Bruno was also voiced by MacDonald.

Additional voices change

Additional Crew change

Directed by: John Kafka

Produced by: Mary Thorne

Associate producer: Mary Alice Drumm

Unit director: Masaki Sugiyama

"Aim To Please" screenplay by: Jill Blotevogel and Tom Rogers

"Tall Tail" screenplay by: Jule Selbo and Tom Rogers

"An Uncommon Romance" screenplay by: Tom Rogers

Interstitial Sequences screenplay by: Tom Rogers

Cast: See Voice Cast paragraph.

Voice casting directors: Julie Morgavi and Jamie Thomason

Dialogue director: Julie Morgavi

Score composed and conducted by: Michael Tavera

Film editor: Julie Anne Lau

Supervising animation directors: Hiroshi Kawamata and Kazuyoshi Takeuchi

Storyboard artists: Viki Anderson, Cos Anzolotti, Ken Boyer, Sharon Forward, Kevin Pawlak and Lenord Robinson

Timing directors: Barbara Dourmashkin, Marsh Lamore and Joanna Romersa

Technical directors: Yasunori Hayama and Kimberly Rose

Assistant technical director: Heather McClenahan

Production manager: Angi Dyste

Design & visual development change

Key background artist: Lin Zheng

Consultant art director: Alan Bodner

Key location design: Latchezar Gouchev and Kenny McGill

Character design: Ben Balistreri and Kenny Thompkins

Lead color stylist: David A. Rodriguez

Prop design: Marty Warner

Character animation change

Assistant director: Fumio Maezono

Animation directors: Takeshi Atomura, Hirofumi Nakata, Shinichi Suzuki and Kenichi Tsuchiya

Key animators: Chie Arai, Rie Arai, Yoshiharu Ashino, Genta Chiba, Atsuhiko Hara, Isamitsu Kashima, Nobuyuki Koyanagi, Masaaki Kudo, Hideaki Kurakawa, Yuko Matsuo, Hiroko Minowa, Kiyomi Miyakawa, Kazuhiro Murase, Tomogatsu Nagasaku, Takayo Nishimura, Kazuhiro Ohmame, Yutaka Oka, Yoshiharu Sato, Atsushi Sekiguchi, Kazuko Shibata, Kouichi Suenaga, Sachiko Sugino, Yuri Takasaki, Junpei Tatenaka, Yasuo Torii, Yoshihiro Tsuji, Hisashi Wada, Sachiko Wakabayashi and Yuji Watanabe

Clean-up animation change

Clean-up artists: Katsunori Adachi, Nozomi Fujii, Chiharu Haraguchi, Kyoko Haseyama, Takahiro Ikezoe, Tsutomu Kaneko, Manabu Kawada, Shizuka Kikuta, Ai Kuwabara, Suzuko Mano, Masayo Matsumoto, Yufuki Morimoto, Mai Nakazato, Maki Nishi, Shingo Nishiyama, Mayumi Ohmura,Shinobu Saeki, Kyoko Sato, Takeo Shuto, Kaori Suzuki, Kaori Takeuchi, Kumiko Tanihira, and Koji Ukai

Inbetween animation change

Inbetween artists: Tatsuo Arai, Tomoko Araki, Hiroe Ebori, Yoshiyuki Fujimori, Taro Fukino, Miyuki Hasegawa, Yuuka Hasegawa, Kumi Hirai, Yoshitake Iwakami, Chizuko Iwasa, Yuichi Kabashima, Noriko Kai, Kenji Kajiwara, Yoshihiro Kato, Yoshinori Kawaguchi, Yumiko Kitajima, Kazuhide Kondoh, Eiko Koyanagi, Terumichi Maguchi, Izumi Masui, Junichi Mineta, Kayoko Mogi, Masako Morimitsu, Katsuaki Murai, Satsuki Muramatsu, Hiroaki Nakajima, Mio Nakano, Youhei Nakano, Masatsugu Nishida, Sachio Nishiyama, Norihito Ogawa, Yuuko Ohara, Yumiko Ohasa, Chika Ohkubo, Takeyoshi Ohmagari, Hiromi Ohta, Masatomo Sato, Keisuke Shimohira, Hiromi Soutome, Takahito Sugawara, Kenji Sugiyama, Noriko Sugiyama, Yoshihisa Suzuki, Munehiro Tada, Eriko Taka, Mie Takaguchi, Akifumi Takahashi, Naomi Takeuchi, Shigetaro Tamura, Ritsuko Tanaka, Keiko Tanino, Shintaro Tsubota, Chinatsu Ueno, Hiroyuki Yamada, Morihiko Yano, Kazumi Yokoyama and Terumi Yoshida

Inbetween checkers: Tsuyoshi Takahashi, Takahiro Takashima and Etsuko Tamakoshi

Effects animation change

Supervising effects animation: Madoka Yasuet

Effects clean-up artists: Takahashi Sasaki and Masaki Tamakoshi

Visual effects supervisor: Douglas Little

CGI animation change

CGI artists: Kiyoteru Ogawa and Hiroyuki Hatada

Backgrounds change

Studio Fuga background supervisor: Hiroshi Ono

Studio Fuga background artists: Yutaka Akagami, Kaori Anmi, Mayumi Fukuda, Emi Kitahara, Kazuo Nagai, Kaoru Narashima, Chie Ohkubo and Kumiko Ohno

Studio Fuga additional background artists: Tohru Hishiyama, Sagako Itakura, Toshiharu Mizutani, Hideki Nakamura, Emiko Nishizawa, Eiko Sawada and Seiki Tamura

Digital production change

Lead compositor: Kazuya Kozutsumi

Assistant lead compositor: Tohru Kobayashi

Compositors: Kristina Pace, Ryoko Seino, Youhei Teitei and Damian Temporale

Additional compositors: Peter Kranjcevich, Charles Lyons, Heather McClenahan and Kristina Pace

Color stylists: Masumi Nose, Jenny North and Kimie Yamana

Assistant color stylist: Keiichi Funada

Digital ink & paint: Natsumi Kanehara, Shiho Kosuga, Yuka Maekawa, Aya Matsubayashi, Misako Motoyanagi, Mami Sakamaki, Hitomi Suzue and Rieko Tamura

Background scanners: Yoko Ohyama and Sawako Narumiya

Animation scanners: Shizuka Hashimura and Yutaka Nishino

Digital production manager: Traci Balthazor

Digital systems manager: Kotaro Beppu

Principal software engineer: David Adler

System administrators: Joe Davenport, Robert Jones and Itaru Naruumi

Technology analyst: Joel Halvorson

T2 Studio color stylist: Naomi Tazawa

T2 Studio digital ink & paint: Yukiko Kakita, Kumi Nanjyo, Michiko Saito, Akiko Shimizu and Yuki Yokoyama

Production change

Production supervisor: Sheila Kelly

Assistant production manager: Sylvia Edwards

Animation production manager: Meredith McIvor

Production coordinators: Yukari Kiso and Jeffery St. Ours

Production associates: Takaaki Matsudaira, Akira Matsumoto, Tomomi Miura, Yoko Saito and Jennifer Whitney

Continuity checkers: Bob Revell and Lynn Singer

Production editor: Takahiko Narita

Background key color correction: Ernest Pava

Additional background color correctors: Don Devine, Dean Stanley and Christopher Staples

Additional storyboard artists: Ben Balistreri, Shawna Gallego, Nick Filippi, Craig Kemplin, Phil Mosness, Floyd Norman, Debra Pugh, Larry Scholl, Kenny Thompkins and Marty Warner

Storyboard clean-up: Leonardo Pinero

Additional production support change

Additional producing services: David K. Lovegren

Additional associate producing service: Mary Alice Drumm

Additional production management: Sylvia Edwards and Meredith McIvor

Additional production support: Todd Ford and Jeff St. Ours

Additional background artists: Joe Binggeli, Trish Burgio, Brooks Campbell, Gary Eggleston, Michael Inman and Calvin Liang

Additional character design: Daniel Haskett and Ritsuko Notani

Casting manager: David Wright

Script department manager: Anita Lish

Head of script department: Anita Lish

Production accountant: Tom Rietta

Talent coordinators: Aaron Drown, Steven Neibert and Anne-Marie Pione

Script coordinators: Leona Jernigan and Carolyn Scully

Script continuity coordinator: Brian Sintay

Additional production secretary: Rosa Martinez

Translators: Kikuyo Takeishi and Kiyoko Takemura

Editorial & post production change

Post production manager: Steve Arenas

Assistant post production manager: Rachel Pusateri

Assistant editor: Kirk Demorest

Assistant film editors: Kirk Demorest and Christine Lojko Haslett

Story reel editor: Pieter Kaufman

Additional story reel editors: Susan Edmundson and Andrew Haug

Additional editorial support: Gregory Nelson and Andrew Sorcini

Story reel scanners: Christopher Gresham and Tom Pniewski

Post production coordinator: Ken Poteat and Craig Sawczuk

Track reading: Skip Craig

ADR voice casting: Mickie McGowan

Additional voices: (See Additional voices part located in the Voice Cast paragraph)

Title design: Susan Bradley and SB Film Design

End credit compositing: Buena Vista Imaging

Digital ink & paint software: Toon Boom Technologies

Digital film services: E-Film

Color timer: Chris DeLaGuardia

Negative cutting: Mary Beth Smith

Produced and distributed on: Eastman Film

Prints by: Technicolor

Sound change

Sound by: Donald J. Malouf

Sound director: Michael Blakey

Supervising sound editor: Donald J. Malouf

Supervising ADR editor: Gail Clark Burch

Sound editor: Adam Kopald

Foley editor: Valerie Davidson

Supervising foley editor: Dan Yale

First assistant sound editor: Ann L. Thornberg

Foley by: One Step Up

Foley artists: Gregg Barbanell, Laura Macias and Dan O'Connell

Foley mixers: John Cucci and Eric Gotthelf

Re-recording mixers: Tom Dahl and Terry O'Bright

Original dialogue recording: Arnold Geher and Carlos Sotolongo

Original dialogue mixer: Carlos Sotolongo

Assistant dialogue engineer: Kelly Butler

ADR engineer: Carlos Sotolongo

ADR group mixer: Troy Porter

Recordists: Erik Flockoi, Sam Kaufman and Scott Morgan

ADR group recordists: Laverne Dewberry and Marsha Sorce

Dialogue editor: John Kwiatkowski

End title song change

Put It Together (Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo)

Music by: Michael Bradford, Mack David and Al Hoffman

Lyrics by: Michael Bradford and Jerry Livingston

Performed by: Brooke Allison as Cinderella's singing voice

Background vocals by: Brooke Allison and Gina La Piana

Produced and arranged by: Michael Bradford

Brooke Allison vocals produced by: Michael Blakey

Strings arranged and conducted by: Paul Buckmaster

Recorded and mixed by: Cary Butler and Frank Wolf

Brooke Allison appears courtesy of: Virgin Records America, Inc./2K Sounds

Songs change

Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo

Music by: Mack David and Al Hoffman

Lyrics by: Jerry Livingston

Additional lyrics by: Tom Rogers

Performed by: Russi Taylor as Fairy Godmother (in the beginning) and Mary Mouse (in the final scene), Rick Logan and Bobbi Page as Other mice and Rob Paulsen as Jaq

Arranged by: Michael Tavera

Follow Your Heart

Music and lyrics by: Alan Zachary and Michael Weiner

Performed by: Brooke Allison as Cinderella's singing voice

Arranged by: Michael Tavera

The World Is Looking Up To You

Music and Lyrics by: Randy Rogel

Performed by: Brooke Allison as Cinderella's singing voice

Arranged by: Michael Tavera

Background vocals: Carmen Carter, Clydene Jackson-Edwards and Rick Logan

It's What's Inside That Counts

Music and lyrics by: Randy Rogel