Cinderella III: A Twist in Time get married on that day. The ending credits show several paintings depicting the main cast before showing both Drizella and Lady Tremaine being restored to their human forms, but must now work for Cinderella, wearing exactly the same clothes they forced her to wear, much to their horror. This film was Disney Australia's final feature (the studio was closed and equipment auctioned off once "Cinderella III" production completed in July 2006). Unlike the previous sequel, "", which was mostly made in Japan (that studio also closed shortly after completion of "Cinderella II"), "Cinderella III"'s animators were given meticulous model sheets
F. Orlin Tremaine F. Orlin Tremaine F (rederick). Orlin Tremaine (January 7, 1899 – October 22, 1956) was an American science fiction and other magazine editor and writer. He sometimes published under the pseudonym Warner Van Lorne. Prior to editing "Astounding", Tremaine worked as an editor on several magazines, including "Brain Power" (1921-1924), "True Story" (1924), and "Macfadden Fiction-Lover's Magazine" (1924-1925). In addition, he published short stories under the pseudonym Orlin Frederick. He became the second editor of "Astounding Science Fiction" in 1933 following the magazine's purchase by Street and Smith when William Clayton went bankrupt. Tremaine remained editor until 1937, during which