Sara Crewe is a wealthy, precocious and loving child. When her widowed father, Captain Crewe, is called to war, Sara is sent from the carefree environs of her home in India to a strict New York boarding school--under the stern, disapproving stewardship of its headmistress, Miss Minchin. Sara must use her inner resources of warmth, imagination and principle to overcome hardship when she suddenly is informed that her father has been lost in battle and that she is penniless and alone in the world. Miss Minchin's harsh treatment of Sara is tempered by the girl's friendship with her classmates, the bashful servant girl, Becky, and Miss Minchin's perpetually flustered sister, Amelia. Although she is unaware that she is under the watchful and protective eye of Ram Dass, the mysterious Indian manservant who lives next door, Sara ultimately discovers that she was never really far from home.

Director:
Alfonso Cuaron	Director
Bo Welch	2nd Unit Director (2nd Unit)
Cast:
Eleanor Bron	as Miss Minchin
Liesel Matthews	as Sara Crewe
Liam Cunningham	as Captain Crewe/Prince Rama
Rusty Schwimmer	as Amelia Minchin
Arthur Malet	as Charles Randolph
Vanessa Lee Chester	as Becky
Errol Sitahal	as Ram Dass
Heather Deloach	as Ermengarde
Taylor Fry	as Lavinia
Darcie Bradford	as Jesse
Rachael Bella	as Betsy
Alexandra Rea-Baum	as Gertrude
Camilla Belle	as Jane
Lauren Blumenfeld	as Rosemary
Kelsey Mulrooney	as Lottie
Kaitlan Cullum	as Ruth
Alison Moir	as Princess Sita
Time Winters	as Frances The Milkman
Lomax Study	as Monsieur Dufarge
Vincent Schiavelli	as Mr Barrow
Pushpa Rawal	as Maya
Rahi Azizi	as Laki
Ken Palmer	as John Randolph
Helen Greenberg	as Flower Lady
Norman Merrill	as Doctor In Hospital
Peggy Miley	as Mabel The Cook
Robert P Cohen	as Ermengarde'S Father
William Blomquist	as Rich Boy In Street
David Fresco	as Beggar Man In Fantasy
Judith Drake	as Bakery Woman
Chris Ellis	as Policeman
David Manhan	as Leadperson
Cinematography:
Emmanuel Lubezki	Director Of Photography
Charles Minsky	Director Of Photography (2nd Unit)
Emmanuel Lubezki	Cinematographer
Chris Hayes	Camera Operator
Brian Armstrong	1st Assistant Camera
Harry Zimmerman	2nd Assistant Camera
Writer:
Richard LaGravenese	Screenwriter
Elizabeth Chandler	Screenwriter
Cynthia Upstill	Script Supervisor
Producer:
Mark Johnson	Producer
Alan C. Blomquist	Executive Producer
Amy Ephron	Executive Producer
Dalisa Cohen	Co-Producer
John Labib	Assistant Production Secretary
Editing:
Steven Weisberg	Editor
Samuel Craven	Additional Film Editor
Evelyn Purwins	1st Assistant Film Editor
Camille Bourque	Assistant Film Editor
Music:
Patrick Doyle	Music
Maggie Rodford	Music Score Co-Producer
Lawrence Ashmore	Music Orchestrator
David Snell	Orchestra Conductor
Roy Prendergast	Music Editor
Title Design:
Gonzalo Garcia	Titles Designer
Assistant Direction:
Stephen P Dunn	1st Assistant Director
David Fudge	2nd Assistant Director
Tina Stauffer	Second 2nd Assistant Director
Catherine Bond	Second 2nd Assistant Director
Tom Davies	1st Assistant Director (2nd Unit)
Gabriela Vazquez	2nd Assistant Director (2nd Unit)
Art Director:
Tom Duffield	Art Director
Visual Effects:
Lambert A Powell	Special Effects
Jacques Rey	Illustrator
Giacomo Ghiazza	Illustrator
Amy McNamara	Digital Artist
Matt Farell	Digital Artist
Rob House	Digital Artist
Hiroko Itokazu	Digital Artist
Eugene Jeong	Digital Artist
Katherine Percy	Digital Artist
Dane Picard	Digital Artist
Ariel Velasco Shaw	Cgi Supervisor
Jesse Silver	Visual Effects Supervisor
John Scheele	Visual Effects Supervisor
Evelyn Fitzgerald	Visual Effects Coordinator
Kallan Kagan	Visual Effects Coordinator
Alan E Lorimer	Special Effects Coordinator
Floyd Van Wey	Special Effects Foreman
Make-Up:
Julie Hewett	Makeup Artist
Robert N Norin	Makeup Artist
Frida Aradottir	Hair Stylist
Bonnie Clevering	Hair Stylist
Costume-Wardrobe:
Judianna Makovsky	Costume Designer
Sue Moore	Costume Supervisor
Marilyn Matthews	Assistant Costume Designer
Florence-Isabelle Megginson	Assistant Costume Designer
Art Department:
Stephanie Schwartzman	Art Department Coordinator
Kelly Porter	Set Costumer
Marci R Johnson	Set Costumer
Cheryl Carasik	Set Decorator
John E Dexter	Set Designer
Larry Hubbs	Set Designer
Production Designer:
Bo Welch	Production Designer
Sound:
Bob Newlan	Supervising Sound Editor
Hugo Weng	Sound Editor
Simon Coke	Sound Editor
Michael J Benevente	Sound Editor
Steve Richardson	Sound Editor
Donald Sylvester	Sound Editor
Mark Pappas	Sound Editor
Richard Beggs	Sound Designer
Jose Antonio Garcia	Sound Mixer
Ann Ducommun	1st Assistant Sound Editor
Madalin Laurie Bernard	1st Assistant Sound Editor
Steven Gerrior	Assistant Sound Editor
Barbara Gandolfo-Frady	Assistant Sound Editor
Richard Beggs	Supervising Re-Recording Mixer
Ken S Polk	Re-Recording Mixer
Michael Herbick	Re-Recording Mixer
Mary Andrews	Supervising Adr Editor
Nicholas Vincent Korda	Adr Editor
Ruth Bird	Assistant Adr Editor
Thomas J. O'Connell	Adr Mixer
Casting:
Jill Greenberg Sands	Casting
Sheila Trezise	Casting (London)
Tracy Kaplan	Casting (Chicago)
Leigh Oshirak	Casting Associate (Los Angeles)
Amy Tasken	Casting Associate (Los Angeles)
Adele Daniller	Casting Staff Assistant (Los Angeles)
Stunts:
Scott Sproule	Stunt Performer
Lee Poppie	Stunt Performer
Svetla Krasteva	Stunt Performer
Joe Finnegan	Stunt Performer
Kathryn Brock	Stunt Performer
Charlie Croughwell	Stunt Coordinator
Publicity:
Kari Messina	Unit Publicist
Production Companies:
Baltimore Pictures	Production Company
Gran Via Productions	Production Company
	Production Company
Pacific Title & Art Studio	Production Company
Warner Bros. Studio Facilities	Production Company
Windlight Studios Inc	Production Company
Panavision, Ltd.	Production Company
Technicolor	Production Company
Warner Bros. Pictures International	Theatrical Distributor
Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group	Domestic Video Distributor
Film Production - Main:
Ricki L. Stein	Production Accountant
Amy Harrington	Visual Effects Production Manager
Pud Cusack	Boom Operator
Kenny King	Best Boy
Elias Heller (Bud)	Best Boy
Brad Rea	Dolly Grip
Robert Gray	Key Grip
Murray Close	Still Photographer
Wayne Williams	Transportation Captain
Wayne Nelson	Transportation Coordinator
Chris Winn	Craft Service
Ann M Dezarkowski	Animal Trainer
Mark Hardin	Animal Trainer
Film Production - Unit:
Robert P Cohen	Unit Production Manager
Film Production - Construction/Set:
Michael Diersing	Construction Coordinator
Brent T. Regan	Construction Foreman
James Robert Powers	Construction Foreman
Tim Lafferty	Construction Foreman
William Petrotta	Property Master
Michael R Gannon	Assistant Props
Andrew D Petrotta	Assistant Props
Film Production - Lighting/Electrical:
Greg Wardell	Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Steven Lee Wolfe	Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Dayton Nietert	Chief Lighting Technician
Post Production:
Sara B Dee	Post-Production Supervisor
Robert Kaiser	Color Timer
Mo Henry	Negative Cutter
Location Manager:
Steph Benseman	Location Manager
Misc. Crew:
Lori Miyakawa	Assistant Accountant
Carol Mukhalian	Harp Coach
Bryan A Kenny	Assistant (To Alfonso Cuaron)
Susann Jones	Assistant (To Mark Johnson)
Jonas Cuaron	Staff Assistant
Rebecca Melisi	Staff Assistant
Kevin C Brennan	Staff Assistant
John Chandos Erwin	Staff Assistant
Jill Frenzel	Staff Assistant
Matt Luber	Staff Assistant
Robin Meier	Staff Assistant
Steve Montal	Staff Assistant
Harry Winters	Staff Assistant
Andrew Magarian	Consultant
Nadia Venesse	Dialect Coach
Mark R. Mele	Other
Daniel L Ondrejko	Other
Claudette Grand	Other
Paula Benson-Himes	Other
Clyde Zimmerman	Other
Paul Hulme	Other
Stephanie Schwartzman	Researcher
Frances Hodgson Burnett	Source Material (From Novel)
Kim Petty	Various
Mark R. Mele	Various
Paula Benson-Himes	Various
Daniel L Ondrejko	Various
Clyde Zimmerman	Various
P J Smith	Various
Claudette Grand	Various
Linda Stone	Various
Paul Hulme	Various

Released in United States on Video September 19, 1995

Warner Bros. re-released "The Little Princess" (USA/1995), perhaps the best reviewed film of the year, in 17 major markets on August 4, 1995, with a new print advertising campaign.

Released in United States on Video September 19, 1995

Released in United States September 1995

Released in United States Spring May 10, 1995

Re-released in United States August 4, 1995

Wide Release in United States May 19, 1995

Shown at Deauville Film Festival (Avant-Premiere) September 1-10, 1995.

Frances Hodgson Burnett adapted her novel "Sara Crewe" into the play "The Little Princess," which was originally adapted for the screen in a 1917 version directed by Marshall Neilan and starring Mary Pickford. A 1939 musical remake was directed by Walter Lang and starred Shirley Temple.

English-language debut for Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuaron who marked his feature debut with "Love in the Time of Hysteria" (Mexico/1991).

Began shooting April 11, 1994.

Completed shooting July 11, 1994.

Released in United States Spring May 10, 1995 (NY, LA, T)

Wide Release in United States May 19, 1995

Re-released in United States August 4, 1995 (Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Dallas, Seattle, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Denver, Houston, Baltimore, Kansas City, and Cincinnati)

Released in United States September 1995 (Shown at Deauville Film Festival (Avant-Premiere) September 1-10, 1995.)

Bo Welch  won  AA-Best Art Direction in 1995

Emmanuel Lubezki  won  AA-Best Cinematography in 1995