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After Ever After. Prince Charming (David Walliams). Copyright: King Bert Productions
After Ever After

After Ever After

  • TV comedy drama
  • Sky One / Sky Max
  • 2019 - 2022
  • 4 episodes (4 series)

David Walliams looks at what happens after the classic fairy tales end.

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Cinderella - Cinderella: After Ever After

After Ever After. Image shows from L to R: King (Tom Courtenay), Prince Charming (David Walliams), Fairy Godmother (Ellen Thomas), Cinderella (Sian Gibson), Madame Blackheart (Celia Imrie). Copyright: King Bert Productions
Cinderella has just married her Prince Charming, but soon has a rude awakening when she realises married life isn't all it's cracked up to be when you have an image-obsessed, floss-dancing, hip-hop rapping husband.

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The classic Cinderella story on its head.

All fairy tales end with 'happy ever after' but what happens after ever after? The anarchic 60-minute Christmas special begins where the fairy tale ends; Cinderella has just married her Prince Charming, but soon has a rude awakening when she realises married life isn't all it's cracked up to be when you have an image-obsessed, floss-dancing, hip-hop rapping husband.

Perhaps a glass slipper fitting your foot is not sufficient grounds for a lifelong commitment after all?

This heart-warming festive show follows Cinderella as she fights to save The King from the traps of her evil stepmother Madame Blackheart and her conspiring and moronic stepsisters Dumbella and Rubella.

Broadcast details

Date
Tuesday 24th December 2019
Time
2am
Channel
Sky One
Length
60 minutes

Cast & crew

Cast
David Walliams Host / Presenter
Guest cast
Tom Courtenay King
Sian Gibson Cinderella
Celia Imrie Madame Blackheart
David Walliams Prince Charming
Toby Longworth Archbishop
Matthew Steer Herald
Daniela Petrova Queen
Alexander Owen Snorter
Ben Ashenden Pongo
Camille Ucan Rubella
Ruth Bratt Dumbella
Ellen Thomas Fairy Godmother
Zak Douglas Royal Guard
Paul Jenkins Fairyland Mail Online Journo
Matt Green Bubonic Plague Journo 1
Timothy Speyer Turnip Journo
Joyce Veheary Bubonic Plague Journo 2
Frankie Fox Peasant
Kevin Bishop Buttons (Voice)
Writing team
David Walliams Writer
Andrew Dawson (as Dawson Bros.) Writer
Steve Dawson (as Dawson Bros.) Writer
Tim Inman (as Dawson Bros.) Writer
Production team
Elliot Hegarty Director
Catherine Gosling Fuller Producer
Tilusha Ghelani Executive Producer
Jo Sargent Executive Producer
Jon Mountague Executive Producer
Barry Read Line Producer
Jeremy Strachan Editor
Julian Fullalove Production Designer
Nicky Bligh Casting Director
Lucinda Wright Costume Designer
John Lynch Director of Photography
Greta Velikova Make-up Designer
Andrew Hewitt Composer
Kremena Makarieva 1st Assistant Director
Olly Taylor Puppeteer

Videos

Newly married

Cinderella and Prince Charming have just got married. Did they rush into it?

Featuring: Sian Gibson (Cinderella), David Walliams (Prince Charming), Alexander Owen (Snorter) & Ben Ashenden (Pongo).

Prince Charming attempts a Hammer Time dance

Prince Charming and Cinderella don't have the most traditional of first dances after their wedding.

Featuring: Sian Gibson (Cinderella), David Walliams (Prince Charming), Matthew Steer (Herald), Alexander Owen (Snorter) & Ben Ashenden (Pongo).

Cinderella talks to Madame Blackheart

Cinderella meets Madame Blackheart.

Featuring: Sian Gibson (Cinderella), Celia Imrie (Madame Blackheart), David Walliams (Prince Charming), Camille Ucan (Rubella) & Ruth Bratt (Dumbella).

Press

David Walliams reimagines the classic fairytale post-wedding, replete with a self-centred Prince Charming (played by Walliams himself), meddling wicked stepmother (Celia Imrie) and bumbling king (Tom Courtenay). The tropes are gently upturned with raps and gags in this panto-fuelled hour.

Ammar Kalia, The Guardian, 24th December 2019

Cinderella: After Ever After, Sky 1 review

Preposterous fairytale sequel tweaks the funny bone.

Adam Sweeting, The Arts Desk, 24th December 2019

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