Pauper to Princess

  • Pauper to Princess was a reality show television pilot produced by Jim Johnson and directed by Marc Brilleman. The premise of the show was to find eight contestants who were ordinary girls, and transform them into princesses by building their self esteem. The chosen contests lived in a house on Apopka, Florida while they were trained into becoming refined adults. Director and writer Marc Brilleman was charged with false imprisonment on April 12, 2008, after contestants of his reality show Pauper to Princess claimed they were held against their will in the house where the show was being taped. Brilleman was released after posting $3,000 bond. The executive producer Jim Johnson claims that the women were not held against their will. Police say that the women were told that the reality show would run on FOX, but a spokesperson said they had never heard of Pauper to Princess.
  • Fast Facts:

    1. Production studio: Dream House Productions
    2. Auditions held at University of Central Florida and Cowboys Orlando country themed bar
    3. Reality show Pauper to Princess promised to take 'ordinary' women and transform them into princesses
    4. Director: Marc Brilleman
    5. Executive Producer: Jim Johnson
    6. Chaperone / Assistant to Brilleman: Tameka Jackson
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