Suddenly Princess Collection

The Princess Diaries (USA 2001, 115 min., Rated PG):
With her frizzy hair, the uncoolest glasses since the invention of the wireframe, and the remarkable ability to step into every awkward situation, Mia (Anne Hathaway) is not exactly one of the most popular girls at school. The boys ignore her, the girls mock her, and her secret crush—the hottest guy in high school—only has eyes for the blonde bombshell Lana (Mandy Moore). No one pays Mia any special attention—until the day she receives an unbelievable message out of the blue: she is a real princess! Her grandmother, Queen Clarisse Renaldi (Julie Andrews), has come all the way to deliver this news and to turn the headstrong teenager into a worthy heir to the throne. However, Mia has no intention of swapping her boots for fancy pumps—until a royal crash course in fashion and etiquette shakes her resolve. Soon, Mia faces the toughest decision of her life.

The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (USA 2004, 113 min., Rated PG):
Five years have passed since the clumsy teenager Mia (Anne Hathaway) became a real European princess of Genovia. However, before she can take the crown from her grandmother, Queen Clarisse (Julie Andrews), she must first marry according to old Genovian law. And that must happen within a month! Otherwise, the scheming Vicomte Mabrey (John Rhys-Davies) will do anything to enforce his nephew Nicholas's claim to the throne. So, a suitable husband must be found quickly! But that is easier said than done, especially when not only an entire country is watching the choice of husband, but suddenly feelings are involved as well...