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Beauty and the Beast
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Beauty and the Beast

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In pursuit of her beloved and missing father, a strong independent young woman named Belle is taken prisoner by a beast in his castle that appears to be locked in time. She soon discovers that the Beast has been cursed by a witch and all within the castle walls and she learns to look beyond the Beast’s hideous visage, to realize that the kindhearted creature just might be capable of love.

Director
Bill Condon
Screenplay
Stephen Chbosky · Evan Spiliotopoulos
Cast
Emma Watson · Dan Stevens · Luke Evans · Kevin Kline · Josh Gad
Genre
Family · Fantasy · Musical
Runtime
129 min
Country
United States
Music
Alan Menken
Cinematography
Tobias A. Schliessler
Awards
Premio MTV Movie a la mejor película · Anexo:MTV Movie Award a la mejor actuación · Saturn Award for Best Costume
Based on
La bella y la bestia · La Belle et la Bête
Rating
A-TP (ESP) · PG (USA)
Studio
Walt Disney Studios
Budget
255,000,000 $
Box office
1,260,000,000 $

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What it is made of

The source

Grimm, Perrault and Andersen

A wolf in a nightcap in the bed, a house that gets eaten, a spindle, a single slipper — gold in the Grimms, glass in Perrault — a mirror that answers back, a split apple and a hazel tree with two doves on it. In the nineteenth-century plates all of that arrives in black and white: Gustave Doré's wood engraving, Neureuther's etching on steel, Arthur Rackham's ink and watercolour, with knotted-root trees and silhouettes cut out against the clearing. There are literal scissors too: Andersen's symmetrical paper cut-outs, with swans, ballerinas and theatre figures.

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