Godmothered Movie - 2020

About Godmothered

"Godmothered" is a 2020 American fantasy comedy film directed by Sharon Maguire. The story unfolds around a young fairy godmother-in-training, named Eleanor, who seeks out a young girl whose wish letter has inadvertently been misplaced. This leads Eleanor to a now grown-up Mackenzie Walsh who, after losing her husband, has become a little cynical about finding her 'Happily Ever After'. The film showcases Eleanor's optimistic attempt to provide Mackenzie the happiness she thinks she deserves, leading to amusing and heartwarming trials and tribulations.

Making / Production

The film was produced by Walt Disney Pictures and The Montecito Picture Company. Director Sharon Maguire and screenplay writers Kari Granlund and Melissa Stack worked together to give the film a modern twist, while retaining the essence of magical fairy tales.

Actors

• Jillian Bell as Eleanor: Jillian wonderfully plays the character of the eager and naive fairy godmother-in-training.
• Isla Fisher as Mackenzie: Taking on the role of under-appreciated single mother Mackenzie, Isla mesmerizes with a portrayal full of both humour and depth.
• Jane Curtin as Moira: As the headmistress of The Motherland, Jane brings to life a stern character who is, in fact, endearing at her core.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film was announced in November 2019 with the title 'Frills' before being renamed as 'Godmothered'.
• Principal photography for the film began in January 2020 in Boston, Massachusetts.
• The film's director, Sharon Maguire, is also known for directing the film 'Bridget Jones's Diary'.

Awards

As of now, the movie "Godmothered" does not have any awards.

Quotes

• "Always let your conscience be your guide".
• "Do you think I need to lose weight?"
• "You'll find that people are surprisingly forgiving when you're needed."

Music

Music for the film was given by Rachel Portman, adding a charming touch to the fairy-tale essence of the movie.

Soundtrack

• "Rise", performed by Jillian Shea Spaeder
• "Hero", performed by Mariah Carey
• "Ever Ever After", performed by Carrie Underwood