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Mia Thermopolis has just found out that she is the heir apparent to the throne of Genovia. With her friends Lilly and Michael Moscovitz in tow, she tries to navigate through the rest of her sixteenth year.

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Queen Clarisse Renaldi
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Mia Thermopolis
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Joe
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Lilly Moscovitz
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Lana Thomas
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Mia's Mom, Helen
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Michael Moscovitz
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Student Josh Bryant (as Erik Von Detten)
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Student Jeremiah Hart (as Patrick Flueger)
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Teacher Mr. O'Connell
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Vice Principal Gupta
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Charlotte Kutaway
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Gym Teacher Harbula
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Music Teacher Wells (as Kim Leigh)
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Cheerleader Anna (as Beth Anne Garrison)
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Cheerleader Fontana
Tamara Levinson ...
Cheerleader Lupe
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Cable Show Student Melissa (as Lenore Thomas)
Erik Bragg ...
Student Bobby Bad
Abigail Green-Dove ...
Student Linda Green
Meredith Shevory ...
Student Meredith
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Newspaper Student Anita
Korry Cannon ...
Newspaper Student Korry
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Singing Student Alice
Chrissy Gilman ...
Beach Student
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Lana's Date Eric
Joe Unitas ...
Coach Joe Ewe
Reggie Stanton ...
Coach Dave Adams
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Prime Minister Motaz
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Mrs. Motaz
Juliet Elizondo ...
Daughter Marissa Motaz
Greg Lewis ...
Baron Siegfried von Troken
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Baroness Joy von Troken
Darwood Chung ...
Emperor Sakamoto
Julie Paris ...
Princess Palisades
Jeff Michalski ...
Scottish Duke
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Scottish Duchess
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Count Vitello
Brigitta Lauren ...
Lady Lindenlaub
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Lady Evergreen
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Lord Fricker
Adam Williams ...
Dinner Guest Adam
Marvin Braverman ...
State Dinner Waiter
Allan Kent ...
State Dinner Waiter (as Alan Kent)
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Consulate Valet Adolpho (as Bob Glaudini)
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Consulate Guard Darrell
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Consulate Maitre D'
Steve Totland ...
Consulate Waiter
Charles Guardino ...
Limo Driver Mel
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Gretchen
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Helga
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Lady Jerome
Sam Denoff ...
Lord Jerome
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Press Secretary Spencer
Dale Hikawa ...
Band Leader Dawn Kawa
Daru Kawalkowski ...
Countess Puck
Diane Frazen ...
Ball Guest Diane
Stanley Frazen ...
Ball Guest Stanley
Barbara Nabozny ...
Ball Guest Barbara (as Barbara J. Nabozny)
Ira Glick ...
Ball Guest Dr. Glunk
Sol Rosenthal ...
Lawyer Ball Guest
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Lady Caroline
Joe Allen Price ...
Father Joseph
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Willie Brown
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Neighbor Mr. Robutusen
John McGivern ...
Cable Car Conductor Macintosh
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Policeman Washington
James Brown Orleans ...
Doctor Motors
Rob Zylowski ...
Pizza Delivery Man
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Climbing Manager Schiavone
Sunny Hawks ...
Climbing Instructor Vivian
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Cable Tourist
Mary Knoll ...
Trolley Tourist #2
Jason Ashland ...
Trolley Tourist #1
Erika Young ...
Umbrella Lady
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Tour Bus Driver
Bill Fricker ...
Autograph Father
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Michael's Band Flypaper
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Michael's Band Flypaper (as Harold Carter)
Bud Markowitz ...
Pear Juggler
Michelle Yerger ...
911 Nun
Wendy S. Hallin ...
911 Nun (as Wendy Hallin)
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DJ Mark
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DJ Brian (as Brian W. Phelps)
Lily Marshall-Fricker ...
Kid Autograph Seeker
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Kid Autograph Seeker
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Suki Sanchez
Tom Hines ...
Nelson Davenport
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Teen Reporter Cassie
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Suki's Cameraman
Ali Gage ...
Beach Reporter Ali
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Beach Photographer
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Beach Reporter Tanya
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Ball Reporter
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Ball Reporter
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Ball Reporter
Flora Chong ...
Street Reporter
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Street Reporter
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Street Reporter
Lori Sigrist ...
Twin Reporter
Terri Sigrist ...
Twin Reporter
Fat Louie ...
Fat Louie
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Teacher (uncredited)
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Philippe Renaldi (uncredited) (voice)
Seth Belliston ...
Student (uncredited)
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Michael's Band Flypaper (uncredited)
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Trolley Spectator (uncredited)
Carol DePasquale ...
Angry Mom (uncredited)
Elizabeth Dixon ...
Student (uncredited)
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Model (uncredited)
Don Feldstein ...
Voiceover (uncredited)
Joe Finnegan ...
Police Escort (uncredited)
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Dancer (uncredited)
Quinn Hanchette ...
Busboy (uncredited)
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Lifeguard (uncredited)
Taylor Locke ...
Band Member (uncredited)
Carly Lyn ...
Private School Student (uncredited)
Lauren Maltby ...
Beach Student in Blue Dress (uncredited)
Troy Martin ...
Paparazzi (uncredited)
Meghan McGovern ...
Student (uncredited)
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Paolo (uncredited)
Alex Moore ...
Student (uncredited)
Kevin Prior ...
Student (uncredited)
Nita Rainwater ...
Ballroom Dancer (uncredited)
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Cop #2 (uncredited)
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Student's Father (uncredited)
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Boarding School Student (uncredited)
Danny Ryder ...
Mountain Biker (uncredited)
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Trolley Spectator (uncredited)
Nicki Sixteen ...
Student (uncredited)
P.J. Stover ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Kevin Tash ...
Baseball Player (uncredited)
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Clark (uncredited)

Directed by

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Garry Marshall

Written by

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Meg Cabot ... (novel)
 
Gina Wendkos ... (screenplay)

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Debra Martin Chase ... producer
Whitney Houston ... producer
Mario Iscovich ... producer
Ellen H. Schwartz ... co-producer

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John Debney

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Karl Walter Lindenlaub ... director of photography

Editing by

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Bruce Green

Editorial Department

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Andrea Bottigliero ... additional editor
Nate Fitzgerald ... assistant editor
Nathan R. Fitzgerald ... second assistant editor
Liza McDonald ... additional editor
David Orr ... color timer
Peter Tackaberry ... first assistant editor (as Peter T. Tackaberry)
Dennis Thorlaksen ... assistant editor (as Denny H. Thorlaksen)
Ingrid Vold ... apprentice film editor
Shannon Reid Wynne ... post-production coordinator

Casting By

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Gail Goldberg
Donna Morong
Marcia Ross

Production Design by

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Mayne Berke

Art Direction by

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Caty Maxey

Set Decoration by

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Casey Hallenbeck ... (as Casey C. Hallenbeck)

Costume Design by

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Gary Jones

Makeup Department

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Janice Alexander ... assistant hair stylist (as Jan Alexander)
Hallie D'Amore ... makeup artist
Carolyn Elias ... hair stylist
Leonard Engelman ... assistant makeup artist
D'Andre Michael ... personal makeup artist to raven symone
Carol A. O'Connell ... hair stylist (as Carol O'Connell)
Gretchen Davis ... makeup artist (uncredited)
John Isaacs ... hair stylist: Julie Andrews (uncredited)

Production Management

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Karen Alvarez ... production supervisor: second unit
Margaret Hilliard ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Paula Case ... second second assistant director
Tommy Harper ... second assistant director (as Thomy Harper)
Scott Marshall ... second unit director
Ellen H. Schwartz ... first assistant director
Michael Viglietta ... first assistant director: second unit

Art Department

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Chuck Askerneese ... assistant property master
Mychael Bates ... property master
David E. Duncan ... illustrator
John Hinkle ... stand-by painter
Betty Krul ... set designer (as Betty S. Krul)
Monique Landry ... on-set dresser (as Monique 'Mo' Landry)
Alan D. Laslovich ... construction foreman
Marik 'Travis' Little ... swing gang (as Mark 'Travis' Little)
Barbara Marshall ... original artwork (as Barbara Sue Wells)
Suelynn McClung ... assistant set decorator
Kenny Montante ... assistant property master: San Francisco
James J. Murakami ... set designer (as James Murakami)
John 'Johnny O' Ornelas ... assistant property master
Mike Piccirillo ... art department production assistant (as Michael Piccirillo)
Kehaulani Quitan ... swing set dresser
Carin Rehbinder ... original artwork
John J. Rutchland III ... construction coordinator (as John 'J.R.' Rutchland III)
Ralph Sarabia ... painter
George Stokes ... propmaker foreman
Joe Walser ... art department administrator
Christine Wilson ... original artwork
Mark Woods ... lead man
Colleen Yoho ... original artwork
Tony Capasso ... carpenter (uncredited)
Allison Gross ... set dresser (uncredited)
Robert Hale ... head paint foreman (uncredited)
Gilbert Johnson ... plasterer laborer (uncredited)
John Kelso ... carpenter (uncredited)
John Lister ... set dresser (uncredited)
Luigi Mugavero ... set dresser (uncredited)
Steven O'Bannon ... laborer (uncredited)
Gail Otter ... food props (uncredited)
Jack Papuchyan ... prop maker: H&H Book Services (uncredited)
Marcel Worch ... propmaker gangboss (uncredited)
Quinn Yarbrough ... set dresser (uncredited)

Sound Department

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James Ashwill ... foley mixer
G.W. Brown ... supervising adr editor
Jeannette Browning ... adr recordist
Jeannette Cremarosa ... dubbing recordist
John T. Cucci ... foley artist (as John Cucci)
Valerie Davidson ... sound editor
David Hadder ... cable person
Doc Kane ... adr mixer
Adam Kopald ... sound editor
John Kwiatkowski ... sound editor
Linda Lew ... foley recordist
Konstantinos Linoxylakis ... re-recording mixer
Donald J. Malouf ... sound editor
Piero Mura ... sound editor
Judy Nord ... dubbing recordist
Dan O'Connell ... foley artist
Charles W. Ritter ... sound editor
Timothy P. Salmon ... boom operator (as Tim Salmon)
Debora Seaman ... foley recordist
Todd Toon ... supervising sound editor
Mark A. Tracy ... first assistant sound editor
Keith A. Wester ... sound mixer
Michael Meier ... cable person (uncredited)
Mel Metcalfe ... re-recording mixer (uncredited)
Terry Porter ... re-recording mixer (uncredited)
Stephen W. Potter ... stage engineer (uncredited)
Charleigh Stelly ... adr (uncredited)
Dean A. Zupancic ... re-recording mixer (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Larz Anderson ... special effects coordinator

Visual Effects by

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Daniel Arkin ... visual effects editor
Hal Cohen ... optical supervisor
Elisabeth Cotter ... digital visual effects color timer
Diane Fazio ... visual effects producer
Louis Flores ... 3D effects animator
Darin Hollings ... visual effects supervisor
Sandy Houston ... digital roto and paint supervisor
David P.I. James ... plate supervisor (as David James)
Kevin Larkin ... digital coordinator
Dan Levitan ... compositing supervisor
Dale Mayeda ... 3D effects animator
Charles Meredith ... compositor
Amy Pfaffinger ... compositor
Winston Quitasol ... compositor
Cesar Velazquez ... 3D effects animator
Hoyt Yeatman ... plate supervisor
Michael Curtis ... digital compositor (uncredited)
Dean Wright ... visual effects executive producer (uncredited)

Stunts

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Michael T. Brady ... stunts
Gary Combs ... stunt coordinator
Gilbert B. Combs ... stunts (as Gil Combs)
Jeannie Epper ... stunts
Donna Evans ... stunts (as Donna Evans Merlo)
Scott Hubbell ... utility stunts
Larry Rippenkroeger ... stunts
Fred Waugh ... stunts
Scott Waugh ... stunts
Ashley Cusato ... stunts (uncredited)
Scott Hubbell ... marine coordinator (uncredited)
Jason Ybarra ... stunt driver (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Bobby Nice Arredondo ... grip (as Bobby 'Nice' Arrendondo)
Ron Batzdorff ... still photographer
Henry Cantor ... best boy rigging electrician
Loren Corl ... key grip
Andreas Crawford ... dolly grip
Ric Delgado ... assistant chief lighting technician
Dhamarata Dhiensuwana ... Rigging key grip
Carlos Escobar ... grip
Sammy Escobar ... grip (as Sam Escobar)
Ian Fox ... camera operator: second unit / director of photography: second unit
Paul Gonsoulin ... second assistant camera: second unit
Raymond Gonzales ... electrician (as Ray Gonzales)
Don L. Henderson ... key grip: second unit
Mark Hyde ... grip
Tommy Klines ... first assistant camera
Dave Lujan ... electrician (as David Lujan)
Jerry L. Marshall ... best boy grip (as Jerry Marshall)
Ryan Parks ... film loader
Jeff Pelton ... second assistant camera
Paul Plannette ... first assistant camera: second unit
Bobby Powell ... rigging gaffer: San Francisco (as Robert E. Powell)
Ryan Rayner ... camera production assistant
Daniel Riffel ICLS ... gaffer (as Dan Riffel)
Felix Rivera ... rigging gaffer
P. Scott Sakamoto ... camera operator
Richard Scarpone ... video assist operator
Jeff Tomhave ... grip
Chris Wiekliewicz ... electrician
Bryan Booth ... rigging electrician (uncredited)
John Bratlien ... set lighting technician (uncredited)
Henry Cantor ... rigging electrician (uncredited)
John Crimins ... dimmer board operator (uncredited)
Kenneth Estes ... video playback operator (uncredited)
Dominik Feller ... rigging electrician (uncredited)
Steven Frohardt ... rigging key grip (uncredited)
Keith Gorman ... best boy rigging electric (uncredited)
Sheila Greene ... set electrician: San Francisco (uncredited)
Scott Hankel ... rigging gaffer (uncredited)
Aaron Hartman ... rigging electrician: San Francisco (uncredited)
Greg HecQ ... grip (uncredited)
Orlando Orona ... rigging key grip: San Francisco (uncredited)
Sonja Rom ... camera operator (uncredited)
Jan Ruona ... second assistant camera: San Francisco (uncredited)
Vich Thiensuwana ... rigging grip (uncredited)
Johnny Walker ... first assistant camera (uncredited)
Abbe Wool ... electrician (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Maryellen Aviano ... extras casting consultant (as Maryellen Aviano-Roberts)
Jacqueline Carlson ... casting associate
Heidi Klein ... additional casting
Robin Klein ... additional casting
Jim Renteria ... casting assistant
Wendy Washbrook ... extras casting consultant
Beau Bonneau ... extras casting (uncredited)
Rachel Macy ... casting assistant (uncredited)
Lori Wyman ... casting: Florida (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Michael Becker ... set costumer: second unit (as Mick Becker)
Cheryl Beasley Blackwell ... costumer (as Cheryl Beasley-Blackwell)
Robin Borman-Wizan ... key set costumer
Bruce Ericksen ... costume supervisor
Kendall Errair ... costumer
Mathew Hooey ... set costumer
Jessica Peel ... assistant costume designer
Mary Elizabeth Still ... costumer: San Francisco (as Mary Still)
Sandra Bojin-Sedlik ... costumer (uncredited)
Sabrina Calley ... costumer (uncredited)
Philip Maldonado ... costumer (uncredited)
Jack Taggart ... costume ager/dyer (uncredited)
Tim Wilson ... costumer (uncredited)

Location Management

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Stacey B. Brashear ... location assistant
Nanci Chin ... location assistant: San Francisco
Jane E. Graves ... assistant location manager (as Janie Graves)
Stuart Lake ... location manager: 2nd unit
Laurie Noll ... location manager: San Francisco
F. Stanley Pearse Jr. ... location manager
Karin Shaw ... location assistant: San Francisco
Stacy Williams ... location assistant: San Francisco
Nancy Wong ... assistant location manager: San Francisco
Donna Yick ... location assistant: San Francisco
Scott Trimble ... location assistant: San Francisco (uncredited)

Music Department

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Frank Bennett ... additional orchestrator
Martin Blasick ... additional production music
Robb Boyd ... assistant music editor (as Robert Boyd)
Sandy De Crescent ... orchestra contractor
Brad Dechter ... supervising orchestrator
Sidney James ... production music supervisor
Christopher Klatman ... additional orchestrator (as Chris Klatman)
Mitchell Leib ... soundtrack producer
Michael Mason ... score co-producer
Shawn Murphy ... score mixer / score recordist
Peter Myles ... assistant music editor
Don Nemitz ... additional orchestrator
Sharon Smith ... music editor (as Sharon Heather Smith)
Dawn Solér ... music supervisor
Don Welty ... music business and legal affairs
Booker White ... music preparation
Philip Ayling ... musician: oboe (uncredited)
Steve Becknell ... musician: french horn (uncredited)
Tim Boot ... music playback operator (uncredited)
Tom Boyd ... musician: oboe soloist (uncredited)
Jordan Corngold ... additional music editor (uncredited)
John Debney ... conductor (uncredited) / orchestrator (uncredited)
George Doering ... musician (uncredited)
David Duke ... musician: french horn (uncredited)
Bruce Dukov ... violin (uncredited)
Michael Fey ... music executive (uncredited)
Scottie Haskell ... score vocalist (uncredited)
The Hollywood Studio Symphony ... music performed by (uncredited)
Frank Macchia ... music preparation (uncredited)
Darrin McCann ... musician: viola (uncredited)
Tommy Morgan ... musician: harmonica soloist (uncredited) / musician: harmonica (uncredited)
Yvonne S. Moriarty ... musician: french horn (uncredited)
Brian O'Connor ... musician: french horn (uncredited)
Cindy O'Connor ... playback singer (uncredited)
Gary Raymond ... music playback (uncredited)
Fletcher Sheridan ... playback singer (uncredited)
Sally Stevens ... singer/vocal contractor (uncredited)
Richard Todd ... musician: french horn (uncredited)
Sebastian Toettcher ... musician: cello (uncredited)
Louise Di Tullio ... musician: flute (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Carol DePasquale ... script supervisor (as Carol De Pasquale)
Bob Brunner ... script revisions (uncredited)
Audrey Wells ... script revisions (uncredited)

Transportation Department

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Rick Chouinard ... transportation captain
Glenn Coopersmith ... transportation captain: second unit (as Glen Coopesmith)
Tom Driskill ... transportation captain: San Francisco
John 'J.P.' Pratt ... transportation coordinator
John Armstrong ... driver (uncredited)
William Hogue ... driver (uncredited)
Jeff Kidman ... transportation office manager (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Christine Altomari ... production coordinator
Richard Bronskill ... auricle operator
Lalida Chirasheve ... production secretary: San Francisco
John Chisholm ... studio teacher
Cristina Christian ... assistant accountant
Steve Cowie ... research librarian
Gabe de Kelaita ... additional set production assistant: San Francisco
Jim DeMarco ... post-production accountant
Pam Ellington ... first assistant accountant
Demetrius Griffin ... production assistant
Scott Grossman ... choreographer (as Scott D. Grossman)
Ronald E. Hairston ... craft service (as Ron Hairston)
Tamiko Hairston ... assistant craft service
Heather Hall ... assistant: Mr. Marshall
Scott Hubbell ... marine coordinator
Lori Ikeda ... payroll accountant
Nicki Johnson ... assistant production coordinator
Joy Kecken ... script typist (as Joy Lusco)
Christie Kwan ... office production assistant
Kevin H. Law ... office production assistant (as Kevin Law)
Gail Martin-Sheridan ... production accountant (as Gail Martin Sheridan)
Sue O'Grady ... cat trainer
Sandy O'Neill ... unit publicist
Rose Ordile ... cat trainer
Bryan Palliccia ... production secretary
Blake Perkinson ... production assistant
Jean Quay ... first aid
Bill Sarine ... senior manager: production operations
David Scharf ... assistant: Garry Marshall
Debbie Silverman ... cat trainer
Linda Stelling ... first aid
Lou Sumien Jr. ... projectionist
Francine Taylor ... assistant: Ms. Andrews
Melissa Wiechmann ... assistant: Ms. Martin Chase
Joe Wilson ... office production assistant
Randall Wilson ... production assistant
Bryan Biermann ... senior euc analyst: Walt Disney Studios (uncredited)
Carlos De La Torre ... key production assistant (uncredited)
Stephen P. Del Prete ... key production assistant (uncredited)
Brad Gerstner ... accounting clerk (uncredited)
Karen Glass ... production executive (uncredited)
Walker Haynes ... stand-in: Robert Schwartzman (uncredited)
Judith Jennings ... studio teacher (uncredited)
Kimie Kimura-Heaney ... set production assistant (uncredited)
Scott Land ... puppeteer (uncredited)
Tracy E. Maurer ... assistant production coordinator (uncredited)
Heather McCann ... key office production assistant: San Francisco (uncredited)
Philip Nemy ... production executive (uncredited)
Jack Papuchyan ... prop maker: H&H Book Services (uncredited)
Gina Sandy ... adr loop group (uncredited)
Jeff Saville ... assistant to cast (uncredited)
Nina Saxon ... title designer (uncredited)
Rick Schirmer ... social marketing (uncredited)
Ben Schoen ... end title typographer: Scarlet Letters (uncredited)
James William Visconti III ... production assistant (uncredited)
Christos Volikakis ... production assistant (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

Mia Thermopolis (Anne Hathaway) is the average teenager - sweet, a little geeky, and pretty much invisible to everyone with the exception of her mother, best friend Lilly (Heather Matarazzo) and Lilly's older brother Michael (Robert Schwartzman). Making it through high school without throwing up is a challenge in itself for Mia, so it doesn't come as welcome news when her estranged grandmother, Queen Clarisse Renaldi (Dame Julie Andrews), shows up out of the blue and calmly informs her that she is in fact the heir to the throne of a European country called Genovia. Suddenly Mia's life is thrown into complete overload. She's being taught about scarves, waves, and pears in order to become a perfect Princess, she gets a makeover and a tough looking, yet sweet bodyguard and limo driver called Joe (Hector Elizondo). Things get out of hand when the media gets a hold of the story and suddenly Mia is thrust into the spotlight in the newspapers and in school. On top of all of that, Mia has a choice to make. She must decide by Genovia's Independence Day Ball whether she longs to relinquish her claim on the throne or to become the Princess and heir to the throne her father, Philippe Renaldi (Rene Auberjonois), and grandmother want her to be. Written by LadyN1

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Taglines She rocks. She rules. She reigns. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Pretty Princess (Japan, English title)
  • Princesse malgré elle (France)
  • Plötzlich Prinzessin! (Germany)
  • Princesa por sorpresa (Spain)
  • Princesės dienoraštis (Lithuania)
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Runtime
  • 115 min
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Box Office

Budget $26,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $22,862,269, 05 Aug 2001
Cumulative Worldwide Gross $57,086,197

Did You Know?

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Trivia The scene where Mia slips and falls in the bleachers was real. Anne Hathaway had slipped on a puddle while doing the scene, and director Garry Marshall thought it was so funny, he inserted it in the final cut. See more »
Goofs When Paolo sets out to brush Mia's hair, he orders his assistant "Helga" to hand him the brush in make-believe German. He says, "Brüste, Helga," which translates as, "Breasts, Helga." The correct word for "brush" in German is "Bürste". See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Behind the Scenes of 'The Princess Diaries' (2001). See more »
Soundtracks SuperGirl See more »
Crazy Credits A couple of minutes into the end credits we see a shot of Mia on the soccer field sneaking up to the ball and trying to kick it. She misses the ball and falls down. See more »
Quotes Eduard Christoff Philippe GÈrard Renaldi, Prince of Genovia: [voiceover] Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something is more important than fear. The brave may not live forever, but the cautious do not live at all.
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