According to Meg Cabot (The Princess Diaries’s author), Disney killed Mia’s father because they got Julie Andrews to play Queen Clarisse and Disney wanted to give her more lines



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    1. Own_Confidence_1348 on

      I always assumed it was because in the books the dad is infertile from testicular cancer, and Disney didn’t want to have to discuss testicles in a movie.

    2. Own-Importance5459 on

      Honestly they are real for picking Julie Andrews in this scenario i mean its Julie Andrews

    3. TwinsiesBlue on

      I thought it’s because all the princesses have a dead parent or parents , Cinderella, Snow White, Ariel, etc I thought live action ones weren’t spared, but we got Julie Andrew’s and that is great

    4. BreadfruitTasty on

      Gradmere in the books was so rude and condescending and not in a cute way. Definitely more refined with Julie Andrews.

    5. Chaoticgood790 on

      I love the book series and the first movie. the books are SO different so you really have to separate them out

    6. CrazyCatLady1127 on

      I watched the princess diaries films first and then I tried the books but I couldn’t get into them, because they were so different from the films. I love the films.

    7. Aww, I’m glad to see Meg Cabot doing well. I was such a huge fan of her books growing up.

    8. Mysterious-Willow391 on

      I loved Meg Cabot’s books. I really enjoyed the Boy series and the Heather Wells series.

      And She Went All the Way (which should be part of the Boy series) would be a great movie IMHO.

    9. laurenbettybacall on

      It’s too bad, because he’s one of my favorites in the book. Total Eurotrash jet setter fuckboy who’s totally unafraid of Clarisse and totally supportive of Mia and Helen. He contains multitudes.

    10. QuarterLifeCircus on

      Idk what this is from but these interviewers are awful. Let the woman talk!

    11. Strange-Painting6257 on

      “Julie Andrews? Kill the dad!” lol I’m gonna start saying that with no context instead of “I’m in!”