Netflix announces Steps: a Cinderella rewrite for 2026
An animated spinoff following Cinderella’s not-so-evil stepsisters

- September 12, 2026
- Updated: September 30, 2026 at 4:10 PM

Netflix says Steps, a new standalone animated movie coming in 2026, is taking Cinderella somewhere a little different. This time, the story follows the “not-so-evil” stepsisters instead of giving us another straight retelling.
The movie centers on Lilith, voiced by Ali Wong, who’s trying to find some magic after Cinderella’s transformation. Along the way, she accidentally turns her sister Margot, voiced by Stephanie Hsu, into a frog and winds up having to team up with Cinderella, played by Amanda Seyfried. Netflix also says the cast includes Bette Midler as the Fairy Godmother and Nikki Glaser as Priscilla, with a Kris Bowers score recorded at Abbey Road.
Co-directors Alyce Tzue and John Ripa, with Amy Poehler producing, seem to be going for a heroine who feels more sympathetic and a lot messier emotionally. Netflix describes the story as one shaped by rejection, jealousy, and insecurity, with visuals influenced by Rococo art and Cendrillon, along with older Chinese and Italian Cinderella variations, plus broader female representation that moves past rigid beauty standards.
If you like Netflix’s darker fairy-tale revisions, like The Grimm Variations and A Tale Dark & Grimm, this looks like one to keep an eye on. You’ll be able to watch Steps on Netflix in 2026.
I’m a journalist with more than 30 years of experience in video games and technology. Although my specialty has always been video games, I’ve recently started enjoying exploring the intricacies of project-management tools like Asana, as well as automations with Make.com and N8N.
Latest from Jesús Bosque
- Cyberpunk 2077 gets a live-action movie: Paramount teams up with CD Projekt Red
- HBO’s Harry Potter reboot is now TV-14: a darker bet on older fans
- Harry Potter streaming could change: HBO Max and Paramount+ stay separate for now
- John Stewart returns in Man of Tomorrow: Lanterns may tee up a DCU breakout
You may also like
NewsCyberpunk 2077 gets a live-action movie: Paramount teams up with CD Projekt Red
Read more
NewsSuperman’s Man of Tomorrow gets a suit upgrade: leaked photos hint at a sharper 2027 look
Read more
NewsHVAC Systems Are Your Home’s Biggest Energy Draw: New Federal Data
Read more
NewsMarvel’s The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 is out now: Mysterio gets a disturbing new look
Read more
NewsEvil season 5 revival talks are confirmed: scheduling may block the return
Read more
NewsHBO’s Harry Potter reboot is now TV-14: a darker bet on older fans
Read more