that evening, Sophia/Blair is reunited with her adoptive family. Cast and characters Diana Kaarina as Blair Willows/Princess Sophia, a waitress at "Cafe Gardania" who wins a scholarship to Princess Charm School. She is kind, clever, and diligent, but clumsy. It is later revealed that she is Princess Sophia, the long lost princess of Gardania. Morwenna Banks as Alexandra Privet, the headmistress of Princess Charm School. Nicole Oliver as Dame Devin, a vindictive school teacher at Princess Charm School, Delancy's mother, and sister-in-law of the late Queen Isabella. She attempts to sabotage Blair at every corner, due to recognizing her as Queen Isabella's lost daughter. Brittney Wilson as Delancy Devin, a student at Princess Charm School, Dame Devin's daughter, and the heir presumptive of Gardania. Despite her initially spiteful attitude, she chooses to do the right thing when she learns that Blair is the true heir to the throne. Ali Liebert as Princess Hadley, an athletic student at Princess Charm School and one of Blair's roommates and best friends. Liebert also plays Princess Portia, Delancy's airhead companion. Shannon Chan-Kent as Princess Isla, a music-loving Japanese student at Princess Charm School and amateur DJ, and one of Blair's best friends and roommates. Vincent Tong as Prince Nicholas, a prince who attends the neighboring Prince Charming Academy and later befriends Blair. Madeleine Peters as Emily Willows, Blair's younger sister and Miss Willows' second adopted daughter who signed up Blair for the Princess Charm School lottery multiple times. Ellen Kennedy as Miss Willows, Blair and Emily's adoptive mother on whose doorstep Blair was left as a baby after surviving the car crash that killed her birth parents. Special guest star: Miranda Ram-Nolte as Princess Miranda References External links http://www.barbie.com/princess-charm-school/ 2011 direct-to-video films Films set in 2012 Films set in the 2010s Films set in the 21st century American direct-to-video films American animated fantasy films Princess Charm School Canadian animated fantasy films Canadian independent films 2011 computer-animated films 2010s English-language films Fictional princesses Films about princesses Universal Pictures direct-to-video animated films Universal Pictures direct-to-video films 2010s American animated films Films set in Europe 2010s children's animated films 2010s children's fantasy films Canadian direct-to-video films 2011 films 2010s Canadian films