The story and characters audiences know and love come to spectacular life in the live-action adaptation of Disney's animated classic Beauty and the Beast, a stunning, cinematic event celebrating one of the most beloved tales ever told. This preview also includes bits and pieces of new footage, including more from the pub scene with Gaston's iconic song, which we first saw a glimpse of earlier this week with a new clip that Luke Evans debuted on Good Morning America.
We also hear from Luke Evans (Gaston), who adds that the music is very special in this film. The preview also includes behind-the-scenes footage with composer Alan Menken, while Ewan McGregor (Lumiere), Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Plumette), Ian McKellen (Cogsworth) discuss this immense and talented cast.
We also hear from Josh Gad, who reveals that the entire cast and crew knew they had to live up to the high standard of the original animated classic. Emma Watson reveals in this preview that she has loved the original movie since she was 4 years old, with Dan Stevens claiming that he has seen the movie thousands of times, now that he has children of his own. This preview, which debuted on the Disney YouTube, features director Bill Condon revealing that he wanted to remake Beauty and the Beast to tell this story in a "live-action, fully photo-real version," and to re-distinguish Belle as a 21st Century heroine. We also hear from stars Emma Watson and Dan Stevens, who recount their personal history with the original film. Disney has released a new preview, where even director Bill Condon admits that the original movie is perfect, although he does make a pretty good case of why this "tale as old as time" should be told again for a new generation. While Beauty and the Beast is shaping up to be one of the first box office blockbusters of 2017, with Disney even setting up immersive opening night events in hundreds of theaters across the country, some may question the need to remake a movie as beloved and timeless as the original 1991 animated classic.
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