Cinderella III: A Twist in Time Tremaine. In a fit of lust and with no fear, Lady Tremaine immediately uses the wand and turns them all into various animals as they all lunge for her, so they can't get to her, while Drizella tells her to turn Anastasia into a toad. Determined to defend Anastasia for her honesty, Cinderella confronts Lady Tremaine and forbids her to use magic on either of them. When an unfazed Lady Tremaine attempts to turn both Cinderella and Anastasia into toads, the Prince steps in and uses his sword to reflect the spell against the two, causing both Lady Tremaine and
Lucifer Rising (film) film eight minutes of footage in which he played the role of a magus dancing around a magic circle; he titled this "Lucifer Rising, Part I", and used it to convince the National Film Finance Corporation to provide him with £15,000 to complete the rest of the film. This action sparked some controversy in the conservative press, with the "Sunday Telegraph" publishing a March 1971 headline of "Devil Film to Get State Aid." With this monetary backing, Anger flew the cast out to both Germany and Egypt to get more footage for the film, with "The Evening Standard" sending a