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Beauty and the Beast

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2017 | 129m | English

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A live-action adaptation of Disney's version of the classic tale of a cursed prince and a beautiful young woman who helps him break the spell.
Release Date: Mar 16, 2017
Director: Bill Condon
Writer: Stephen Chbosky, Evan Spiliotopoulos, Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont
Genres: Family, Fantasy, Romance
Keywords france, magic, fairy tale, transformation, cartoon, castle, musical, remake, curse, creature, 18th century, beast, live action and animation, live action remake, fairy-tale adaptation
Production Companies Walt Disney Pictures, Mandeville Films
Box Office Revenue: $1,266,115,964
Budget: $160,000,000
Updates Updated: Sep 21, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Emma Watson Belle
Dan Stevens Beast
Luke Evans Gaston
Josh Gad LeFou
Kevin Kline Maurice
Hattie Morahan Agathe / Enchantress
Haydn Gwynne Clothilde
Gerard Horan Jean the Potter
Ray Fearon Père Robert
Ewan McGregor Lumière
Ian McKellen Cogsworth
Emma Thompson Mrs. Potts
Nathan Mack Chip
Audra McDonald Madame Garderobe
Stanley Tucci Maestro Cadenza
Gugu Mbatha-Raw Plumette
Clive Rowe Cuisinier
Thomas Padden Chapeau
Rita Davies Old Woman
D.J. Bailey Vagrant
Adrian Schiller Monsieur D'Arque
Harriet Jones Queen
Adam Mitchell Young Prince
Tom Turner King
Michael Jibson Tavern Keeper
Zoe Rainey Belle's Mother
Daisy Duczmal Baby Belle
Jolyon Coy Young Maurice
Jimmy Johnston Tom
Dean Street Dick
Alexis Loizon Stanley
Sophie Reid Village Lass
Rafaëlle Cohen Village Lass
Carla Nella Village Lass
Obioma Ugoala Flirtatious Farmer
Lynne Wilmot Barmaid
Jane Fowler Pretty Female Fishmonger
Alison Harding Head Washer
Chris Andrew Mellon Nasty Headmaster
Jemma Alexander Housewife
Sandy Strallen Cobbler
Dale Branston Baker
Daniel Ioannou Barber
Peter Challis Butcher
Wendy Baldock Washer Woman
Norma Atallah Washer Woman
Leo Andrew Apothecary
Steven Butler Cheese Maker
Sharon Gomez Cheese Maker
Jacqui Jameson Cheese Maker
Vivien Parry Village Lass's Mother
Simone Sault Wood Carrier
Beth Willetts Jam Seller
Mandy Montanez Bread Buyer
Tom Oakley Fishmonger
William Bozier Stable Boy
Jak Allen-Anderson Apothecary's Patient
Phil Grannel Fiddler
Freddie August Fiddler
Nicola Keen Female Villager / Celebration Woman
Ebony Molina Female Villager / Celebration Woman
Alison Jenkins Female Villager / Celebration Woman
Ellen O'Grady Female Villager
Dawn Buckland Female Villager
Rebecca Mckinnis Female Villager
Jody Hall Male Villager
Ben Fox Male Villager
Nathan Vaughan Harris Male Villager
Tim Stanley Male Villager
Ben Clare Male Villager
Marina Abdeen Debutante
Danielle Acors Debutante
Hayley Ainsley Debutante
Rhianne Alleyn Debutante
Gabby Antrobus Debutante
Sophie Atkins Debutante
Koko Basigara Debutante
Holly Bluett Debutante
Daisy Boyles Debutante
Ava Brennan Debutante
Sophia Brown Debutante
Sophie Carmen-Jones Debutante
Cassie Clare Debutante
Tanya Cumberland Debutante
Natalie Davis Debutante
Paige Drury-Lawrence Debutante
Stephanie Elstob Debutante
Cordelia Farnworth Debutante
Cj Field Debutante
Lily Frazer Debutante
Lucy Alexa Gilbert Debutante
Helen Gulstan Debutante
Selina Hamilton Debutante
Leah Hill Debutante
Abigayle Honeywill Debutante
Chelsea Inez Debutante
Blythe Jandoo Debutante
Shireen Jathoonia Debutante
Billie Kay-Piper Debutante
Hannah Kenna-Thomas Debutante
Ella Kora Debutante
Jennifer Leung Debutante
Emily Loumba Debutante
Cassie Macmillian Debutante
Fiona McDonald Debutante
Samira Mighty Debutante
Sonoya Mizuno Debutante
Anna Momcilovic Debutante
Nicola Mooi Debutante
Nicole O'Neill Debutante
Abiona Omonua Debutante
Jazz Peters Debutante
Courtney Pruce Debutante
Kayla Radam Debutante
Katie Singh Debutante
Lucy St. Louis Debutante
Ruth Steele Debutante
Jasmine Takacs Debutante
Naomi Weijand Debutante
Leah West Debutante
Skye Lucia Degruttola Washer Girl
Timia Julien-Box Little Girl
Adelaide Morgan Little Girl
Gemma Fray Little Girl
Lara Decaro Little Girl
Max Brophy School Boy
Samuel Brown School Boy
Daniel Daszek-Green School Boy
Freddie Hunter School Boy
Joey Brown School Boy
Tom Burgering School Boy
Nate Leung School Boy
Kai Gordon School Boy
Oscar Francisco School Boy
Harry Marcus School Boy
Johanna Smitz Village Woman (uncredited)
Isobel Hamilton Fishmonger Villagewoman (uncredited)
Karl Farrer Villager (uncredited)
Rudi Goodman Young Prince in Portrait (uncredited)
Name Job
Jan Philip Cramer Head of Animation
Ariana Grande Songs
Bill Condon Director
Stephen Chbosky Screenplay
Sarah Greenwood Production Design
Tobias A. Schliessler Director of Photography
Anthony Van Laast Choreographer
Lucy Bevan Casting
Kelly Port Visual Effects Supervisor
Evan Spiliotopoulos Screenplay
Lorenzo Bertolazzi Assistant Director
Donald Dowd Production Manager
Michael W. Barry Orchestrator
Adam Kirley Stunt Coordinator
Adam Basil Stunt Double
Linda Woolverton Original Film Writer
Howard Ashman Lyricist
Tim Rice Lyricist
Sarah Lochlan Utility Stunts
Alan Menken Songs, Original Music Composer
Virginia Katz Editor
James Foster Art Direction
Nick Gottschalk Art Direction
Elaine Kusmishko Art Direction
Mike Stallion Art Direction
Mark Swain Art Direction
Ashley Winter Art Direction
Heather Noble Art Department Coordinator
Dennis Wiseman Property Master
Malcolm Roberts Construction Coordinator
Katie Spencer Set Decoration
Ruth Key Casting Associate
Kim Armitage Script Supervisor
Jon Baker Armorer
Charles Bodycomb Armorer
Cathy Doubleday Script Supervisor
Ben Rothwell Armory Coordinator
Nichola Treherne Associate Choreographer
Robin Morrison Music Editor
Andrea Cripps Assistant Costume Designer
Sinéad Kidao Assistant Costume Designer
Clare Spragge Costume Supervisor
Geo Pavlov Costume Illustrator
Caroline Fallon Costume Coordinator
Steve O'Sullivan Key Costumer
Chloe Reynolds Set Costumer
Sekou Traore Set Costumer
Stefan Stankowski Camera Operator
Marc Covington Camera Operator
Karina Silva Camera Operator
Jonathan 'Chunky' Richmond Camera Operator
Mike Bulley Camera Operator
Lorenzo Senatore Steadicam Operator
Lee Walters Gaffer
Avelino Fernandez Gaffer
Steve Kitchen Rigging Gaffer
Laurie Sparham Still Photographer
Dino Parks Second Unit Director of Photography
Spencer Cook Animation Supervisor
Ian Blum Animation Supervisor
Dale Newton Animation Supervisor
Jeremy Hollobon Animation Director
Bruno Nicko Animation Director
Alessandro Ciucci Lead Animator
Chris Hurtt Lead Animator
Christopher Mullins Lead Animator
Alan Woods CG Supervisor
Julian Hutchens CG Supervisor
Ivan Andres Guerrero CG Supervisor
Barnes Wheeler VFX Editor
Graham Martin VFX Production Coordinator
Denise O'Neill VFX Production Coordinator
Richard R. Hoover VFX Supervisor
Danny Singh Visual Effects Editor
Angelica O'Brien Visual Effects Editor
Sabrina Gagnon Visual Effects Producer
Gayle Munro Visual Effects Producer
Thomas Nittmann Visual Effects Producer
David Derwin Visual Effects Producer
Kyle McCulloch Visual Effects Supervisor
Glen Pratt Visual Effects Supervisor
David Piombino Visual Effects Supervisor
Martin Jago Animatronics Designer
Rick Marr Animatronics Designer
Marc Pilcher Key Hair Stylist
Sarah Kelly Makeup Artist
Hannah Edwards Makeup Artist
Ray Marston Wigmaker
Alex Rouse Wigmaker
Sarah Ginn Draughtsman
Richard Hardy Draughtsman
Bethan Jones Draughtsman
Quinn Robinson Draughtsman
Ketan Waikar Draughtsman
Catherine Whiting Draughtsman
Annabelle Chevrier Modeling
Patrick Comtois Modeling
Chris Cook Modeling
Marc Joubert-Nederveen Modeling
Niels Peter Kaagaard Modeling
Kevin Fraser Key Grip
David Cain Production Supervisor
Hannah Godwin Production Supervisor, Additional Photography
Jeremy Johns Unit Production Manager
Todd London Post Production Consulting
Lucy Cover Assistant Director
Dan Channing-Williams First Assistant Director
Barrie McCulloch First Assistant Director
Jack Scarisbrick Assistant Director
Michele Tandy Finance
David Allcock Storyboard Artist
Julian Ashby Draughtsman
John Casali Production Sound Mixer
Martha Baines Draughtsman
Rob Bliss Concept Artist
Will Coubrough Assistant Art Director
Alison Harvey Assistant Set Decoration
Patricia Johnson Assistant Art Director
Georgina Millett Graphic Designer
Robert Voysey Construction Manager
Guiomar Alonso Stunt Double
Daniel Galindo Score Engineer
Rick James Camera Trainee
Sean Garnhart Sound Designer
Viktor Petrov Director of Previsualization
Jenny Shircore Hairstylist, Makeup Artist
Nathaniel De'Lineadeus Special Effects Key Makeup Artist
Lottie Geliot Art Department Assistant
Matt Crook Stunt Double
Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont Novel
Eric Kasanowski Compositing Lead
Jacqueline Durran Costume Design
Liz Bernard Lead Animator
Alexandre Millet CG Supervisor
Douglas Robson Stunt Double
Chris Lyons Special Effects Makeup Artist
John Legend Songs
Matthew Sullivan Music Supervisor, Music Producer
Matthew Sharp Second Assistant Director
Barney Shakespeare Third Assistant Director
Sam Davis Music Arranger
Laura Jackson Third Assistant Director
Name Title
David Hoberman Producer
Don Hahn Executive Producer
Scott Alexander Young Co-Producer
Jeffrey Silver Executive Producer
Thomas Schumacher Executive Producer
Steve Gaub Co-Producer
Jeremy Johns Co-Producer
Jack Morrissey Co-Producer
Todd Lieberman Producer
Greg Yolen Co-Producer
Alexander Young Co-Producer
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Reviews

Salt-and-Limes
6.0

**Spoilers** The live action remake of "Beauty and the Beast" was good, but it failed to capture the magic of the cartoon version. There were somethings that they got right, and others that dragged on. I thought "Be Our Guest" was done beautifully. The 3d made it even more enchanting. The main ... characters' backstories also added some depth to them. However, there were some scenes that I felt added nothing to the story. Such as the search for Belle by Gaston and her father. The "No one is like Gaston" scene didn't have the bravado or arrogance of the original. I also felt that Luke Evans was miscast. He wasn't the handsomest guy in town, nor was he the strongest. Which is why it was hard for me to accept him as the character. Emma Watson was serviceable. Her voice was fine, but it wasn't strong enough to carry Belle's songs. Dan Stevens was the best part of the film. I felt that he should have had more songs, because he has a beautiful baritone. Although his beast costume should have been more frightening. Overall, it's a fun film to watch. Though, I wouldn't call it a classic.

Jun 23, 2021
Ruuz
6.0

Disney's done a great job with Gaston and The Beast, the two aspects that I always thought would be the most important, and the most difficult, to nail. _Final rating:★★★ - I personally recommend you give it a go._ ...

Jun 23, 2021
Rangan
8.0

**Only beauty would conquer the beast!** This is not the first time screen adaptation, that means every one of us have seen either version of the films according to what generation we belong. Mine was the animated one and then there was a modern-day version called 'Beastly'. Not to forget there's ... a recent French version made on the big scale that I yet to watch. So it's not about the story at all. It is about the quality of film, performances, and particularly how the modern technology used to narrate the story. Like the recent Disney's live-actions 'Cinderella', 'The BFG', 'The Jungle Book' and many more, this is another excellently adapted film from the book. Though visually it tried to be true to the original, and that's absolutely great thinking. Because in this modern world, we all try something new out of the original contents for sometimes to mess it up. Excellent casting, the beauty was the best pick among all. The graphics were awesome. The CGI beast was flawless, yet that usual dark and cloudy atmosphere helped it to be so perfect. Since it is listed under Musical, I was worried about the songs. I truly don't like modern Musicals. But this film was not completely filled with songs. Yes, there were like half a dozen, but good ones. Retained the songs from the 1991 film, and in addition three new were composed. I did not think the Disney would get away with consecutive successes. Great achievement, and their attempts were very precautionary on their every step. Now this is Disney's second highest grossed film ever and first in live-action. The film was for all ages unlike old Disney films. That's the best thing about the modern Disney films that they have adopted. Definitely recommended for at least once watch it. _8/10_

May 16, 2024
Marypsa
N/A

JUST INCREDIBLE > I fell in love with that movie!The actors performed fantastically and the effects were so well-maid.It is a classic movie.The best Beauty and the Beast version!!The alive castle was so magical,the effects so realistic and the characters so sympathetic...It was just PERFECT! ...

Jun 23, 2021
dezmozegreato
7.0

What a fantastic movie with great graphics. I was amazed at how well the beast was rendered, you never had to think about the fact that it was CGI. The story kept my entire family interested and scared to leave for popcorn. My only concern was the gay references, I don’t think there was any added v ... alue other than shock, and **I don’t like shock in my Disney movies**. Moving forward, the story was easy to follow and it followed the typical Disney Princess theme perfectly. The singing was delightful and the cast did a great job making the moment real. I think this movie will stand the test of time just as the original.

Jun 23, 2021
mooney240
7.0

**An admirable adaptation of a classic tale.** One of the best live-action Disney adaptations, even though that isn’t difficult to achieve, Beauty and The Beast (2017) excellently transports the audience into the magical world of the Beast’s magical and cursed castle. The scale of the tiny claust ... rophobic village contrasted with the grandiose halls of the enchanted clearly presents the different worlds of the main characters despite grappling with the same loneliness. The cast has two major standouts in Luke Evans’ Gaston and Ewan McGregor’s Lumière. The aesthetics and CGI of this movie are stunning and enhance the film rather than distracting, which would be so easy with so many computer-animated characters.

Sep 03, 2022
SoSmooth1982
6.0

Very disappointed in this movie. I was expecting it to be as good as the cartoon one, but it wasn't. It was actually kind of boring. I also didn't buy in to thier chemistry at all. It looked really cool though. ...

Apr 25, 2023
Geronimo1967
6.0

A little like "Into the Woods" (2014) this is a technically ambitious attempt to reconcile animation and live action with an excellent cast. Again, it works spectacularly as a piece of cinematic innovation - but has no spirit. We know the story: a vain Prince is cursed by a sorceress to remain shut ... up, hideously disfigured, in his castle until the spell is broken by true love's tear. "Belle" (Emma Watson) does well to keep this almost Ziegfeld-esque extravaganza on track. She manages to avoid the amorous intentions of Luke Evans as "Gaston" before ending up doing the prisoner swap for her father in the castle of the Prince - an extremely well made up Dan Stevens. The additional voice cast line up is great - Kevin Kline, Sir Ian McKellan, Ewan McGregor, Emma Thompson and Stanley Tucci. The songs are reprised from the 1991 version of the story but without the charm and mischief of their original iterations; they are just too precise and dare I say "professional". The technology has now super-subsumed every element of the process to the point that it is almost clinically delivered. The characters and story are still great, but please, Disney, leave something a little rough around the edges for us....

Jul 20, 2024