The Princess Diaries

The Princess Diaries is a 2001 American drama film created by Whitney Houston, coordinated by Garry Marshall and in light of Meg Cabot's 2000 novel of the same name. It stars Anne Hathaway (in her film debut) as Mia Thermopolis, an adolescent who finds that she is the beneficiary to the throne of the anecdotal Kingdom of Genovia, ruled by her grandma Queen Dowager Clarisse Renaldi, as depicted by performer and artist Julie Andrews. It additionally stars Heather Matarazzo as Mia's closest companion Lilly Moscovitz, Héctor Elizondo as Joseph, the Queen's Head of Security, Mandy Moore as Lana Thomas, Robert Schwartzman as Lilly's sibling Michael.

Discharged in North America on August 3, 2001, the film topped at #3 in the cinematic world. The Princess Diaries was a business achievement, earning $165.3 million worldwide.[1] The film was trailed by a spin-off, The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, in August 2004.

Plot

Adolescent Mia Thermopolis lives with her craftsman mother, Helen, and her feline, Fat Louie, in a renovated San Francisco firehouse. A to some degree clumsy and disliked young lady, she is startled of open talking and frequently wishes to be "undetectable". She really likes the well known Josh Bryant, yet is regularly taunted by both him and his team promoter sweetheart, Lana Thomas. Mia's exclusive fellowships are as the similarly disliked Lilly Moscovitz and Lilly's sibling Michael, who furtively really likes Mia.

Just before her sixteenth birthday, Mia takes in her fatherly grandma, Clarisse, is going by from (the anecdotal) Genovia, a little European kingdom. At the point when Mia goes to meet her at an expansive house (later uncovered to be the Genovian office), Clarisse uncovers she is really Queen Clarisse Renaldi, and that her child, Mia's late father, was Crown Prince of Genovia. Mia is staggered to learn she is a princess and beneficiary to the Genovian throne. In stun, Mia runs home and irately stands up to her mom, who discloses she had wanted to tell Mia on her eighteenth birthday, yet that her dad's demise has constrained the issue. Ruler Clarisse visits and clarifies that if Mia denies the throne, Genovia will be without a ruler (a subplot includes a plotting nobleman and his unattractive aristocrat discreetly pulling for Mia's defeat). Helen influences a reluctant Mia to go to "princess lessons" with the Queen, advising her she doesn't need to settle on her choice until the up and coming Genovian Independence Day ball.

Mia is given a charming makeover, the utilization of a limousine and a bodyguard (the Queen's head of security, Joe). This and Mia's successive nonappearances for the lessons make Lilly suspicious and desirous, so she blames Mia for attempting to resemble the prevalent young ladies. Mia separates and tells Lilly everything, swearing her to mystery. In any case, the San Francisco Chronicle discovers that Mia is the Genovian Crown Princess after beautician Paolo breaks his secrecy assention (so his work would be known), bringing about a press craze, and a sudden surge in ubiquity at school for Mia. In a hunger for and desire for notoriety, a hefty portion of her schoolmates feign that they're companions of as well as are the princess to journalists.

At a state supper, Mia humiliates herself with her ungainliness, pleasing her adversaries for the crown. Be that as it may, all is not lost as the circumstance interests a stuffy representative, and the Queen tells Mia the following day she discovered it fun. Choosing it is time the two reinforced as grandma and granddaughter, the Queen permits Mia to take her out in Mia's late 60s Ford Mustang convertible for the day to the Musée Mécanique, a beguilement arcade. The day just about closures seriously when Mia's auto gives out on a slope and slams in reverse into a link auto, yet Queen Clarisse spares the day by "designating" the going to cop and the cable car driver to the Genovian "Request of the Rose" (something she plainly made up on the spot), complimenting them into dropping any charges. Mia sees this and is inspired with her grandma.

Later, Mia is charmed when Josh Bryant welcomes her to a shoreline party, yet her acknowledgment harms Lilly and Michael, with whom she had plans (the previous needing Mia to show up on her independent link appear, and the last needing her to watch his band perform). Things turn out badly when the press arrive, tipped off by Lana. Josh utilizes Mia to get his 15 minutes of notoriety by openly kissing her, while Lana deceives her into changing in a tent, pulling it away as the paparazzi arrive, giving them an outrageous shot of her in a towel. She separates into tears in her mom's arms when she returns home. The photographs show up on newspaper covers the next day, leaving Queen Clarisse angry at Mia. An embarrassed Mia advises her that she is repudiating the throne, feeling she is no place close prepared to be a genuine princess. Joe later reminds the Queen that in spite of the fact that Mia is a princess, she is still a young person and her granddaughter.

Back at school, Mia endeavors to save her fellowships with Lilly and Michael by welcoming them to the Genovian Independence Day Ball, turns the tables on Josh for utilizing her by hitting a baseball into his scrotum amid exercise center class, lastly faces Lana when she is barbarous to Lilly's companion Jeremiah, openly mortifying her by spreading frozen yogurt on her team promoter outfit and advises her that while she (Mia) may become out of her declared odd ways, she (Lana) will never quit being a rascal; the instructors don't meddle, knowing Lana merited it. Whilst Lilly is energized at the possibility of going to an imperial ball, Michael, crushed over Mia's underlying affections for Josh, turns her down. Clarisse apologizes to Mia for being enraged at her over the shoreline occurrence, and states that she should openly report her choice to end up princess of Genovia. Mia, alarmed at this vast obligation put upon her, arrangements to flee. In any case, when she finds a letter from her late father, his touching words roll out her improvement her brain, and she advances toward the ball. Mia's auto separates in the downpour, however she is protected by Joe, who had suspected she was going to run.

When they arrive, a soaked and untidy Mia voices her acknowledgment of her part as Princess of Genovia. Mia gets spruced up and goes with Clarisse to the dance hall, where she is formally acquainted and welcomed with move. Micheal, tolerating a self-reproachful blessing from Mia (a pizza with M and M confections keenly bested to say "sorry"), touches base at the ball, and after a brisk move, they suspend to the yard. Mia admits her emotions to him, expressing that notwithstanding when she was always teased and humiliated at school, he loved her for who she really was. Mia offers her first kiss with Michael, while Clarisse and Joe are seen clasping hands. In the last scene Mia is appeared on a private plane with Fat Louie, writing in her journal, clarifying she is moving with her mom to Genovia, generally as the delightful regal royal residence and scene come into perspective underneath.