Podcasts about disney's beauty

Thank you for downloading the 3028, a show about Disney history and Disney listory. This week, Matt and Kevin continue their heralded Disney Princess series with a medium dive into the film that crystalized the Disney Renaissance and sparked a movement, Beauty and the Beast. Enjoy!

The Grants are joined by Lawson Broyles and Sophia Wilson to review Disney's original Beauty and the Beast in the continuation of their series where they review Disney classics against their remakes/sequels! Join our indiepod mailing list! Check out our Website! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter, and send us a message! Join the Much Talk Municipality Discord! If you want to be a part of the show send us an email at MuchTalkAboutNothing@gmail.com! Leave a review! And as always, be sure to tell your friends about us! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/much-talk-about-nothing/message

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This week's guest, Hem Cleveland, is a podcaster and voice artist, so it seems appropriate that she picked an animated movie to talk about on the show: Disney's Beauty and the Beast. We discuss vocal performing, Disney archetypes, anti-intellectualism, and a talking candelabra, as we dig through the first animated film to get an Oscar nomination for Best Picture.Follow Rafe on Twitter and Letterboxd.Hem Cleveland can be found on The Lucky Die podcast (as Volanda) and The White Vault podcast.Check out Rafe's recent appearances on other podcasts :Script-Promptu: Extra InningsWhy This Film Podcast: WarGamesFirst Annual NRQ Star Wars SpecialFollow the show on Twitter and Facebook.Send feedback to havenotseenthis@gmail.com.Please subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, or using the RSS Feed.Be a future guest on the show by filling out the form at havenotseenthis.podbean.com.This week's independent podcast promo is for Tone Deaf: A Theatre Nerd's Guide For Their Musically Challenged Spouse.

The 6th episode in a mini-series about villains, sidekicks, and henchpeople. Joe and Tiana discuss Le Fou, Gaston's friend and sidekick in Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Find us on Facebook, Twitter, or by email at nextdoorvillain@gmail.com

On this episode of Baring It All with Call Me Adam, on the Broadway Podcast Network, I am chatting with three-time Tony nominee Marc Kudisch, We talk about the new musical podcast Bleeding Love, streaming on the Broadway Podcast Network, which was rehearsed/recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic. It also stars Annie Golden, Rebecca Naomi Jones, Sarah Stiles, Taylor Trensch, & Tony Vincent. We also discuss Assassins, 9 to 5, Thoroughly Modern Millie, and his guest starring role on Sex and the City! Bleeding Love can be streamed, here, on the Broadway Podcast Network! For more on Marc follow him on Twitter! Like what you hear? Then become a member of my Patreon Page for exclusive behind-the-scene perks! For more "Call Me Adam" interviews visit: https://callmeadam.com  Theme Song by Bobby Cronin (https://bit.ly/2MaADvQ)  Podcast Logo by Liam O'Donnell (https://bit.ly/2YNI9CY)  Edited by Drew Kaufman (https://bit.ly/2OXqOnw) Outro Music Underscore by CueTique (Facebook: @CueTique) More on Marc: Three-time Tony Award Nominee, Drama Desk Award winner and two-time Outer Critics Circle Award Nominee. Broadway: Girl From The North Country (Frank Burke), The Great Society (Mayor Dick Daley, Lincoln Center), Finding Neverland (Charles Froman/Hook), Hand To God (Pastor Greg), 9 to 5 (Franklin Hart), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Baron Bomburst), The Apple Tree (Roundabout Theatre), Assassins (The Proprietor, Roundabout Theatre), Thoroughly Modern Millie (Trevor Graydon), Bells Are Ringing (Jeff Moss), LaChiusa’s The Wild Party (Jackie – Public Theater), The Scarlet Pimpernel (Chauvelin), High Society (George Kittredge), Disney's Beauty & the Beast (Gaston) and Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Reuben). Recent Off-Broadway: Girl From The North Country at the Public Theatre, Hey Look Me Over. At Encores/City Center, FUCKING A and The Wayside Motor Inn at the Signature Theatre, Hand To God at MCC, The Holiday Guys (co-creator) at The York Theatre, The Blue Flower at Second Stage, A Minister's Wife and The Glorious Ones at Lincoln Center. Recent Regional credits include: The Flamingo Kid at Hartford Stage, Unsinkable Molly Brown at MUNY, HAMLET at Yale Rep; Tartuffe at Westport Playhouse; Terrence McNally's Golden Age at the Kennedy Center (Helen Hayes award nom.); Ricky Ian Gordon's Sycamore Trees (Helen Hayes award), Michael John Lachusia's The Highest Yellow (Helen Hayes nom.) and The Witches of Eastwick (Helen Hayes award) all for the Signature Theatre DC. Opera: A Little Night Music and Pirates of Penzance for NYC Opera, A Little Night Music, Anatomy Theatre and Wonderful Town at LA Opera, Henry Kissinger in The New Prince for The Dutch National Opera in Amsterdam. Film and Television: Late Night (Billy Kastner), The Tick (Commander Ty Rathbone, Amazon), Billions (Dr Gus, Showtime), Mindhunter (Roger Wade, Netflix), Limitless, House of Cards (Senator Henry Mitchell, Netflix), Unforgettable, Person of Interest, 27 East (Pilot); Gossip Girl, Blue Bloods, Smash, Sex and the City, Bye Bye Birdie (Conrad) for ABC TV, Break In (Val) for Lifetime, All My Children (ABC).

Sanity at the Movies reviews Disney's Beauty and the Beast (1991).

This week's GranolaCast features: Yoku's Island Express, Euphoria and Disney's Beauty and the Beast.

Will we ever see the characters from the first chapter again? Were they simply there to set the table for us like the unctuous flatware from Disney's Beauty and the Beast? Will we get an amazing 'Hyde' pun this week? Will another child have their face rearranged? Let's listen together and find out!

Daytime viewers and fans know Jacob Young as Rick Forrester on "The Bold and The Beautiful, and a five-time Emmy nominee who won for Outstanding Younger Actor in 2002 as General Hospitals Lucky but what they might not know is that he is a talented musician, singer and songwriter. Jacobs first big role landed him the part of Eric Forrester Jr (Rick) on The Bold and the Beautiful earning a Daytime Emmy nomination. He then landed the role of Lucky, son of Luke and Laura Spencer on General Hospital for which he won the Daytime Emmy as Outstanding Younger Actor. He then went on to play JR Chandler on All My Children where he again he received two Daytime Emmy Nominations. Jacob also had his Broadway debut, playing Lumiére Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" while in New York. Check out his music on iTunes! It's incredible!  He is going to talk to us about his philanthropy work with his partners at Discoverbooks.com, Please check them out at http://discoverybooks.com We can all help! 

Almost up to minute 100 here. The original was EIGHTY-FOUR. WITH CREDITS.

In this episode, we speak to theatre director, choreographer and director Nick Winston. We speak about all aspects of Nick's career from training at Laine Theatre Arts to becoming a professional dancer. We speak about a variety of shows from Cats to Disney's Beauty and the Beast. We learn more about what it's like to work on such shows as Fame and The Wedding Singer. Nick also tells us what makes a good company member.

In this episode, Connor and Catherine sit down with West End star Kate Graham. We speak about Kate’s start in musical theatre, her history degree at Durham University and then training at the Royal Academy of Music. Kate also tells us more about her time in Mamma Mia!, making her west end debut in Disney's Beauty and the Beast, as well as her variety of West End credits including; Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Producers and Billy Elliot.  Theme music by Simon Oskarsson and Alex Cardall for ACT Music Ldn.

Yes, we all know about the tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme, blah blah blah blah blah, but did you know these thirteen things about disney's animated Beauty and the Beast? So be our guest as we seperate man from monster and distract you from this subtly creepy kidnapping tale. Angela Lansbury, the voice of Mrs. Potts, thought that another character would be better suited to sing the ballad "Beauty and the Beast". The director asked her to make at least one recording to have for a backup if nothing else worked, and that one recording ended up in the film. The majority of the sculptures seen in the castle are different earlier versions of the Beast. In the 1930s and again in the 1950s, Walt Disney attempted to adapt Beauty and the Beast (1991) into a feature but could not come up with a suitable treatment, so the project was shelved. It wasn't until The Little Mermaid (1989) became hugely successful that they decided to try it a third time. In Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve's "The Story of Beauty and the Beast," - the original version of the tale - the prince was not turned into a beast for being selfish and unloving, but because he refused to marry his evil fairy godmother. The smoke seen during the transformation at the end is actually real smoke, not animated. It was originally used in The Black Cauldron (1985) and was re-used for Beauty and the Beast. Many scenes were storyboarded but never animated. Those include a scene where Gaston visits the asylum and a scene where the Beast is seen dragging the carcass of an animal he killed. Both were considered too gruesome for the film and the ideas were dropped. However, an animal's skeleton can just barely be seen in the corner shadows of the West Wing. Jackie Chan performed the voice acting and singing for the Beast in the Chinese (Mandarin) dub of the film. By the time Alan Menken and Howard Ashman won an Academy Award for Best Original Song, Ashman had already died. Ashman's longtime romantic partner, Bill Lauch, accepted the award on his behalf. HIDDEN MICKEY: At seperate moments in the film, there are 3 droplets of water, a trio of stones, and three circles that appear in the snow that form the Classic Mickey head. The role of Cogsworth was written specifically with John Cleese in mind but he turned it down. Computer technology was considered for the rooftop fight and the forest chase, but the primitive state of the technology only allowed time to use it for the ballroom scene. The film was previewed at the New York Film Festival in September 1991 in a "Work-In-Progress" format. Approximately 70% of the footage was the final color animation. The other 30% consisted of storyboard reels, rough animation pencil tests, clean-up animation pencil tests, and computer animation tests of the ballroom sequence. According to producer Don Hahn, the audience gave the film a strong, overwhelming standing ovation. In 2001 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Beauty and the Beast, they added an extra seven minutes to the final film which included a scene where the Castle is preparing for the dinner and dance. The Disney productions got all the original animating and drawing group to complete this scene, which is available to watch on the 2001 Disney DVD and VHS, and any further re release onward. Beauty and the Beast (1991) G | 1h 24min | Animation, Family, Fantasy | 22 November 1991 (USA) A prince cursed to spend his days as a hideous monster sets out to regain his humanity by earning a young woman's love. Directors: Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise Writers: Linda Woolverton (animation screenplay by), Brenda Chapman (story by) Stars: Paige O'Hara, Robby Benson, Jesse Corti

AUDIO ISSUE FORGIVENESS FOR THIS EPISODE PLZ.Last weekend we held a May the 4th trivia in New Liskeard, where people haven't even heard of our lord and savior Jabba The Hutt.Also, No I didn't do a Star Wars audio round. Maybe next year NERDS. We talk The Canada's Food Guide to Butt Lunches, Disney's Beauty and The Beast Boulevard and why having your newborn baby being eaten by Locusts is ACTUALLY a good thing. Music Round:  Science Fiction Audio Clips (Part 2)Sponsor: Mackerel Sky Games (Enter the Doxie Dash draw 3 different ways!)1. Send us trivia questions to our email below.2. Win the Butthole at the live show.3. Be our Patreon (Also also below). Patreon: Super Fun Time TriviaFacebook: superfuntimetriviaInstagram: superfuntimetriviaTwitter: @sftimetriviaEmail: superfuntimetrivia@gmail.com

In this episode we talk about Disney's Beauty and the Beast and whether or not Bookish Belle in Stockholm Syndrome the movie is an appropriate way to chalk up this story.

Every last "inch" of him's covered with hair??!! Great.   I mean, she's perfect. She's kind. She's smart. She's funny. She READS. She's Belle. So what if she's got a touch of Stockholm Syndrome? Don't be judgy.   Tag along with us as we take off our Poor-Provincial-Town Goggles and dive into Disney's Beauty and the Beast.

Daytime viewers and fans know Jacob Young as Rick Forrester on "The Bold and The Beautiful, and a five-time Emmy nominee who won for Outstanding Younger Actor in 2002 as General Hospitals Lucky but what they might not know is that he is a talented musician, singer and songwriter. Jacobs first big role landed him the part of Eric Forrester Jr (Rick) on The Bold and the Beautiful earning a Daytime Emmy nomination. He then landed the role of Lucky, son of Luke and Laura Spencer on General Hospital for which he won the Daytime Emmy as Outstanding Younger Actor. He then went on to play JR Chandler on All My Children where he again he received two Daytime Emmy Nominations. Jacob also had his Broadway debut, playing Lumiére Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" while in New York. Jacobs music is in the country genre and he is one of those artists to watch for in 2018 in the music industry. His voice and music brings a refreshing and new yet classic country sound to his music.

We sit down with one of the stars of 5 Star Theatricals' production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Justin, a Disney Voice Artist (Kingdom Hearts, The Emperor's New School) and member of our local theatre community shares his insights on theatre, breaking into show biz, and- like Dave- adding to the family (He celebrated the birth of his child just days after recording this episode.) Intro Music: Somethin' For Ya by Ménage Quad Outro Music: Warmin' Up by Ryan Andersen email: thankyou30pod@gmail.com facebook.com/thankyou30pod Instagram: thankyou30pod Twitter: thankyou30pod

I recently visited my alma mater, Carson High School, where the Drama department presented Disney's "Beauty and the Beast." It was a great closing performance and I met some of the cast, members of the production team, and other wonderful people. I spoke with Director Marcia Barryte, and it is evident, through her dedication and passionate efforts, she helped put Carson High School back on the map with a much-needed Performing and Media Academy program. With the help and support of the parent volunteers, Principal, Dr. Windy Warren, and Los Angeles Unified School District Senior Executive Director of Arts in Education, Dr. Rory Pullens, the program continues to flourish and produce quality shows. More importantly, it has sparked the interests of many students, many who have never performed before, but who have discovered a newfound love for theater arts. Choreographer Ray Garcia (original Tony Award-winning Broadway musical "Rent") and Vocal Director Jolly Rodriguez talked about watching the students grow from Day 1, reflecting on how much they have improved and flourished, and more importantly, how much the program has boosted confidence levels. Theater Arts also promotes the importance of academics. As with any curricular activity, students must maintain a certain GPA in order to participate, therefore education is clearly the number one priority at Carson High School. I am proud of Carson High School! It was here I began my musical theater career starring as Kim McAfee in "Bye Bye Birdie" and Daisy Mae in "Li'l Abner." I was also involved in Vocal Jazz, a small vocal group that performed in several programs and participated in competitions. I am especially proud to have been a part of a reputable sisterhood called the "Bannergirls," a 12-member auxiliary squad who carried the shiny "CARSON" sign proudly at parades and performed at all football games during pre- and halftime shows. Together with the entire Carson High School Blue Thunder Marching Band and Auxiliary Units, we competed and won championships in regional and statewide competitions. Returning to the campus to watch the closing performance of "Beauty and the Beast" brought back wonderful memories of my time at Carson High School. They were some of the best years of my life. Without the arts and music programs, I wouldn't have made lifelong friends. I likely would not have pursued my passion and love for musical theater in college and thereafter. It goes without saying how truly important the Performing Arts and Media Academy at Carson High School is necessary and valuable in helping to transform lives! Please support the arts! To learn more about the Performing Arts and Media Academy at Carson High School, visit https://carsonhs-lausd-ca.schoolloop.com/perfarts. ***** MUSIC: Annie Talks theme song by Music by Keahi http://www.keahimusic.com/ #CarsonHighSchool #CarsonHighSchoolDrama #CarsonColts #Disney #BeautyandtheBeast #PerformingArtsandMediaAcademy #LosAngelesUnifiedSchoolDistrict #LAUSD #MarciaBarryte #DrWindyWarren #PrincipalWindyWarren #Superintendent #DrRoryPullens #RayGaria #RayGarciaRent #RayGarciaChoreographer #Rent #JollyRodriguez #JollyRodriguezVocalDirector #JeffreyAndersen #JeffreyAndersenMusicDirector --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Daytime viewers and fans know Jacob Young as Rick Forrester on "The Bold and The Beautiful, and a five-time Emmy nominee who won for Outstanding Younger Actor in 2002 as General Hospitals Lucky but what they might not know is that he is a talented musician, singer and songwriter. Jacobs first big role landed him the part of Eric Forrester Jr (Rick) on The Bold and the Beautiful earning a Daytime Emmy nomination. He then landed the role of Lucky, son of Luke and Laura Spencer on General Hospital for which he won the Daytime Emmy as Outstanding Younger Actor. He then went on to play JR Chandler on All My Children where he again he received two Daytime Emmy Nominations. Jacob also had his Broadway debut, playing Lumiére Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" while in New York. Jacobs music is in the country genre and he is one of those artists to watch for in 2018 in the music industry. His voice and music brings a refreshing and new yet classic country sound to his music. We will be playing three of his songs today so make sure you stay tuned in after the interview so you can listen along.

Living Podcariously Episode 78 Show Notes Who will be our next host? We announce that we are taking auditions for the seat that Jay is leaving. We talk about our hurricane evacuations, Andrea talks about her part in Disney's 'Beauty and the Beast' at Cocoa Village Playhouse and she brings a really fun 'Guy-a-ry'. Thanks for listening! - Hurricane Irma Stories from Adam, Tach and Andrea - We are opening up the 4th seat for auditions and discuss that on the show - Andrea talks about her role in Cocoa Village Playhouse's presentation of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" - Andrea brings us some great 'Guy-a-ry' questions   *The opinions and views heard on Living Podcariously or any Dichotomy Media, L.L.C. podcast are those of the hosts, guests and callers and do not reflect the opinions of the sponsors, Libsyn or the employers of the hosts. *   You're listening to Living Podcariously! Bringing real men's perspectives; unfiltered, unapologetic. Recorded live in the Living Podcariously studio in World Famous Cocoa Beach, FL. Hosted by Tach, Adam, Andrea and Jay! This podcast may contain vulgar, explicit content to include conversations about sex or sexual references,  drug and alcohol references, and general things men are interested in.  Boobs, games, sports, boobs, strippers, boobs, drinks, bars, bands, boobs, perverted news,  etc.  You get the idea. https://FaceBook.com/LivingPodcariously  Music Provided by DJ Yusuf DJ Constant DJ Gil Lugo BenSound http://www.bensound.com Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

Sketchy season 5 coming in strong with Disney's 1991 Beauty and the Beast as well as music tangents and odd discussion involving Peabo Bryson and his never ending talent AND vengeance. Follow us everywhere at www.SketchyPodcast.com

A tale as old as time becomes new again. This episode features a discussion of the 2017 live-adaptation of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. NOTES: Thanks for listening, and you can find us at filmtankshow.com and make sure to like and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram (at) @filmtankshow. You can also email us feedback/arguments or whatever you'd like at filmtankshow@gmail.com and we might even read/respond to your post on the show.

Join the Book Squad on a journey to provincial France for a discussion of Disney's Beauty and the Beast! On their first-ever minisode, Emily, Kelli, Mary, and Susan cover the recent live action adaptation of the story and how it compares to the 1991 classic.Introductions and announcements - 0:50Beastly - 3:29Initial reactions to 2017 adaptation - 4:30Cinderella vs Beauty and the Beast - 8:00The “Exclusively Gay Moment” - 9:50Kelli vs. Emily: GASTON - 14:22But can they sing? - 21:00Mary loves the Today Show and Josh Groban (also, WHO IS DAN STEVENS?!) - 26:17"When he touched her, I felt gross"—CGI, bestiality, and the Beast - 28:00Angela Carter’s Bloody Chamber - 30:48Misc. Thoughts—Prince Adam, weird sex, and Maurice - 31:55Next time on #BSG - 38:23

Brenda grew up as the youngest of 5 children. Her mother helped foster her genuine interest in art and eventually Brenda attended CalArts where she eventually met her husband, fellow filmmaker, Kevin Lima. Once she graduated, Brenda landed a position with Disney where she was a story trainee on the Disney animated film The Little Mermaid. She was one of several key story artists on Disney's Beauty and the Beast, where she worked closely with future Disney director Roger Allers to define many of the key sequences and motifs used in the film. She later served as head of story, the first woman to do so in an animated feature film, for Disney's animated classic The Lion King. Brenda also worked in story and development for other Disney animated films such as The Rescuers Down Under, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Fantasia 2000. She joined DreamWorks Animation at its inception in the fall of 1994. She co-directed the Disney·Pixar film Brave, becoming the first woman to win the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Brenda’s Twitter: @brenda_chapman Brenda’s Website: http://brenda-chapman.com/ Additional topics of interest relevant to this episode; parent child creativity exercises, art school, cal arts, women in animation, story artists and writing.

Now that Disney's Beauty and the Beast (live action / 2017 version) has been out for several weeks, we feel freely to talk about it. ALL of it. And so we do. Today's short episode features our favorite things about the film. And yeah, we hit a lot of spoilers, so skip to the middle of the track if you want to avoid spoilers for now. Also, in Ask Kelsey, we'll find out how Kelsey recommends you address tough audition accompaniment questions, like- What do you do when you and the pianist get out of sync, and Which is better- live accompaniment or recorded music? Episode hosts: Rachael Gibson, Kelsey Mariner, Jake Thompson, Chance Richter, and Quin Swallow.

It's a tale as old as time: Two dudes hanging out on a couch discuss a movie for your listening pleasure. Or they just like hearing their own voices. Here's a segue! Beauty and the Beast was discussed this week by Jay and AJ! When it comes to remakes, it's difficult to expect it to live up to the original...but did this one? It IS Disney after all and they can do no wrong...or can they? To find out the answers to the questions following these ellipses and more, listen to this weeks episode...or just put it on in the background of doing laundry? There's a girl who reads books! A tinkerer who tinkers! A Beast who huffs a lot! And so many singing dishes you'll want to be nicer to your whole kitchen. Come on down the rabbit hole...wait, wrong movie...anyway, join us for the fun and fantastical Disney's Beauty and the Beast Live Action Remake Trademark Copyright Forever!   Email us your thoughts, questions or hate mail to cinemasesh@gmail.com   Follow our social media antics! https://twitter.com/CinemaSesh  https://www.instagram.com/cinemasesh/   

Four guys nitpick, analyze, review, and argue about the 2017 live adaptation of the 1991 classic, "Disney's Beauty and the Beast" and hilarity ensues. Bob is sad. Morgan is glad. Kanaan is nostalgic. And Dexter tries to keep the gang leveled. We hope you have as much joy listening to this episode as we did recording it!   Twitter: John Morgan - @jay0Morg     Kanaan - @KSimp989 Price of Admission Movie Podcast - @poamoviepodcast   Facebook - Price of Admission Movie Podcast page   E-mail: poamoviepodcast@gmail.com

On this episode, host Anthony Esparza discusses pros and cons of the new Disney remake of Beauty and the Beast. He also discusses the recent controversy surrounding Marvel/Netflix's Iron Fist and how the critics are unfairly treating the show. Anthony also touches on the newly released Justice League teaser trailers and offers a sneak peak of the new episode of the Rock & Comics podcast. Follow Anthony on Twitter www.twitter.com/anthonythirty30 Follow Rock & Comics on Twitter www.twitter.com/rockandcomicspc Follow Anthony on Instagram www.instagram.com/anthony_7string

Nathan and Kory rave about the fun, action packed blockbuster that is Kong: Skull Island. Then they do not rave about the live action remake of Disney's Beauty and the Beast.

On this episode, host Anthony Esparza discusses pros and cons of the new Disney remake of Beauty and the Beast. He also discusses the recent controversy surrounding Marvel/Netflix's Iron Fist and how the critics are unfairly treating the show. Anthony also touches on the newly released Justice League teaser trailers and offers a sneak peak of the new episode of the Rock & Comics podcast. Follow Anthony on Twitterwww.twitter.com/anthonythirty30Follow Rock & Comics on Twitterwww.twitter.com/rockandcomicspcFollow Anthony on Instagramwww.instagram.com/anthony_7string

Disney's Beauty and the Beast has been remade for a new audience - complete with a CGI Beast, Emma Watson and an enhanced story line with some new songs by Sir Tim Rice and Alan Menken. Here is what Nick, Antonia and Michael had to say about it!

This week we talk about Disney's Beauty and the Beast

On this explosive podcast the gang divisively talk of Disney's Beauty and the Beast Remake in their current line up of live-action remakes. Later Kyle and Alexis review Star Wars: Rebels episode "Twin Suns." All of that right here under the Spotlight.

In 1991, Disney introduced a tale as old as time to the world in the form of the animated classic, Beauty and the Beast. 26 years later, they're at it again as they return to their recent successes with live-action remakes. Emma Watson stars as Belle and Dan Stevens stars as the Beast in this modern spin on the timeless story.  Be our guest for this special episode of our podcast, as we discuss what we loved about this latest interpretation, as well as what simply did not work. The computer imagery, production, additional music and score - everything is on the table. As Marvel has also released their latest Defenders-related series, we also discuss Iron Fist. From the negative critical reaction to where it's all leading, and is this even a series worth investing in?  Discussed on this episode of The Hollywood Outsider Movie and TV Podcast: Marvel's Iron Fist on Netflix Spoiler-free thoughts on the series and The Belko Experiment Disney's Beauty and the Beast remake Performances, music and production design Changes from the original animated classic Favorite moments and what we would have liked to have seen Email us your thoughts on the episode at feedback@thehollywoodoutsider.com or leave us a message at 818-814-6246. Please support The Hollywood Outsider by visiting Patreon.com/TheHollywoodOutsider Be sure to join our Facebook Group Join our Fantasy Movie League! Find our league, then use the password ‘buypopcorn’ Do your shopping via our Amazon Link! Listen and Subscribe for FREE to a new episode every week of The Hollywood Outsider Movie and TV Podcast at: You can now listen on Spotify and I Heart Radio! Apple App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-hollywood-outsider/id1013174753?mt=8 Google App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thehollywoodoutsider.android.thehollywoodoutsider iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hollywood-outsider/id454075057 Stitcher: http://app.stitcher.com/browse/feed/17997/episodes RSS Podcast Feed: http://thehollywoodoutsider.libsyn.com/rss TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/The-Hollywood-Outsider-p638432/

Grierson is out for a second consecutive week after having a polyp removed, so we are delighted to welcome the incomparable Christy Lemire, of RogerEbert.com and "What the Flick?" and so many other places to be our guest host this week. She is one of the best film critics on the planet, and without question the nicest. She is also so much smarter than either Grierson or Leitch. So Christy and Will dig into the remake/reboot/rewhatever of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast," and then Will asks Christy about "T2: Trainspotting," and whether it will mess with one's affections for the original. But don't fret: We still have some Grierson, with our previously taped Reboot segments. In those, we discuss cultural touchstone "Easy Rider," man, and we tackle '80s cult hit "Repo Man." Timestamps: 7:30 "Beauty and the Beast" 28:40 "T2: Trainspotting" 42:10 "Easy Rider" 1:01:36 "Repo Man" We hope you enjoy. Let us know what you think @griersonleitch on Twitter, or griersonleitch@newrepublic.com. (We're doing a mailbag show after the new year, so send us questions.) As always, give us a review on iTunes with the name of a movie you'd like us to review, and we'll discuss it on a later podcast. Opening Song: "Beauty and the Beast," David Bowie Closing Song: "Feel the Pain," Dinosaur Jr. Also: Grierson *should* be back next week. Fingers crossed! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In honor of the live action 2017 Beauty and the Beast movie, we review the 1991 Disney's Beauty and the Beast! We talk about the making of Beauty and the Beast, notice things that we didn't realize when we watched Beauty and the Beast in the 90's, and have a ton of headcanon regarding the Beast, Time Travel, and WIZARDS! All that and more in our review of the tale as old as time, Beauty and the Beast! Support this Podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/stewdippin Tell us what you thought about the movie on Twitter : twitter.com/flashbackflicks 

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It's about time we talked Disney on the show. Fellow Disney Nerd Sherri joins Ed to talk about favorite Disney movies. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1991), THE LITTLE MERMAID (1989) and MARY POPPINS (1964) are among the classics discussed. Ed and Sherri get to the bottom of what makes people such die-hard Disney fans, plus there's more than one reference to a certain theme park in Florida. You'll also get a spoonful of Super Nerdy Disney Trivia! Help us out by giving us a rating on iTunes or better yet leave us a review! Make sure to follow the podcast on Twitter: @WYFMoviePodcast and you can e-mail the show at favemoviepodcast@yahoo.com. Thank you for listening! If you like what you hear, please tell a movie loving friend about our show and share a link on your social media. We appreciate it.

Actor/writer/activist/comedian Petey Gibson stops by to watch a tale as old as time. Just in time for a live-action remake, Petey, Laura, and Marshall wrestle with such conundrums as "Does Petey know the words to this movie by heart?" and "Why did that witch punish a whole castle filled with servants for the actions of their 11-year-old prince?" and "Is Donald Trump the Gaston of our time?" Chilling!Petey Gibson is a writer, actor, comedian, activist and educator living in Los Angeles. They are the creator of and star of The Mary Dolan Show, a live comedy/sketch/improv revue (co-written by friend of the show Sean George!)

Odd Couple Theme - This week polarising indie film 'Swiss Army Man', 'Let The Right One In' and Disney's 'Beauty and the Beast' are discussed.

Dear listener, we must gently break the news that we're taking a short break. Life events, and all that. But to ease your pain we're plugging a wonderful musical comedy event you might be interested in! Come see Dayna in Disney's Beauty and the Beast at Windsor's Chrysler Theatre November 18th-27th! (Tickets at windsorlight.com.) And then join us again in December for more Yesterladies, rested and fresher than ever! Au revoir!

This week Bryan and Jonathan are joined for Richard White, the actor who portayed Gaston in Disney's Beauty and the Beast, to talk about his work on the film, a look back with the 25th anniversary of its release, and much more. We also will make another Mouse Call to one of our loyal All About the Mouseketeers with Richard on the line. Together, as he and our lucky listener answer the All About the Mouseketeer Interview questions, we'll get a peek into the passion for Disney that both Richard and our listener has in common. If you would like to become an official All About the Mouseketeer, send us an email to podcast@aatmcentral.com and tell us your name and where your from. You can also send us an email with your phone number if you would like for us to call you on our next Mouse Call. This week's show is a lot of fun, so buckle up for the ride as we get a glimpse into the "real" Gaston!

Listen in as we review the films Queen of Katwe, Paying Mr. Mcgetty, Peregrine's School for Peculiar Children, Disney's Beauty and the Beast 25th Anniversary edition. Host Keefer Blakeslee is joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Clayton, Morgan, and Gerry. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.

Listen in as we review the films Binky Bill, The Queen of Katwe, Disney's Beauty and the Beast: 25th Anniversary Edition, My LIttle Pony: Friendship is Magic: Soaring over Equestria, Storks, The Wild Life, and Sully. Hosts Gerry Orz and Morgan Bartsch are joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Michelle, Mia, and Kamhai. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.

This week, Deb and Joe traveled to 315 Fisher Road in Grosse Pointe Farms, home of the legendary Grosse Pointe Theatre! Discussion kicked off with recognition of Sterling Civic Theatre winning the 4 The Best award for Best Theater Group for the fourth year in a row. Grosse Pointe Theatre's vice president, Danielle Caralis, talked about the upcoming season: Singin' in the Rain, The Sunshine Boys, Fiddler on the Roof, The Glass Menagerie and Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Visit their website for ticket information or call  (313) 881-4004. Zak Shugart discussed his starring role as Don Lockwood in Singin' in the Rain. You can subscribe to Front Row Podcast in iTunes, or visit our website. Contact the show directly via email info@frontrowpodcast.com or leave your comments on our hotline at 248-631-4077.

The cast of Hatch End High School's production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast talk about their upcoming performance.

Disney fans rejoice! This week we welcome special guest Bradley Pierce who you know as Chip from Disney's "Beauty and the Beast". Listen as he tells stories about his experience as well as thoughts on the upcoming live version. That and so much more on this weeks episode.

This month we decided to do something a little different with the show. I don't want to ruin the surprise, but it's probably one of my favorite episodes thus far. And I want to give a special shout-out to our guest, Mette of Lime Reviews and Strawberry Confessions, for being willing to go that extra mile for the show to make it happen. I also have to give it up to my co-host Pat, who not only had to sing his songs while sick, but also pulled himself out of bed at 5 AM to record the regular part of the show. And it still turned out great. So yes, this month, we're tackling Disney's Beauty and the Beast.

Welcome to the PILOT episode of The Rotoscopers! After months in the making, we finally made it. In this episode, the Rotoscopers discuss who they are and why they're podcasting, why they chose the name "Rotoscopers", favorite/least favorite films of 2011, upcoming films of 2012 and a fun, review of Disney's Beauty & the Beast (1991). Full show notes, links & more: rotoscopers.com/1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tune into KIDS FIRST! Coming Attractions for 2012! This week, we are reviewing the all new 3D release of the beloved Disney classic, Beauty and the Beast. Also, our youth critics will review three classic family films playing on HDNet Movies KidScene this month: Explorers, Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland and North. Catch all of this with your host Raven Devanney and critics Gabriella Chu and Makai Weber Colvin

It's not a new film, but it's one we missed and really wanted to see. "Midnight In Paris" is Woody Allen's 41st film, and by some accounts, one of his best. Even Quentin Tarantino picked it as his favorite film of 2011. We also got to see the re-release of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" in 3-D, which includes a new animated short, "Tangled Ever After."

On this week's edition of Extra it's my annual Christmas Special with reviews a plenty and a visit from the man in red. First up it's a trip to the Lindsay Square Mall where I catch up with Santa and find out what the kids are asking for this year. Then it''s a trip to the North Pole with the dvd review of Disney's Prep and Landing (courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) where two elves try to save Christmas for a small boy. Then we take a trip back to the world of Disney's Beauty and the Beast with the dvd review of Belle's Magical World (courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) and Beauty and the Beast : The Enchanted Christmas on blu-ray (courtesy of Walt Disney Home Video) as we look at some untold tales from the Enchanted Castle. To wrap things up we turn to the world of the MMA with the 20-disc dvd review of The UFC Ultimate Fight Collection 2011 Edition (courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment) where we look back at some of the greatest battles in the octogon from July 2010 to June 2011. Music for this episode features the songs Pimpin' With Santa, Sweet Christmas Day by Amagodden and Midnight Snow by Abscondo, they can all be found at www.famemusic.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.

Disney's Beauty and the Beast

Yes, we all know about the tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme, blah blah blah blah blah, but did you know these thirteen things about disney's animated Beauty and the Beast? So be our guest as we seperate man from monster and distract you from this subtly creepy kidnapping tale. 13. Angela Lansbury, the voice of Mrs. Potts, thought that another character would be better suited to sing the ballad "Beauty and the Beast". The director asked her to make at least one recording to have for a backup if nothing else worked, and that one recording ended up in the film. 12. The majority of the sculptures seen in the castle are different earlier versions of the Beast. 11. In the 1930s and again in the 1950s, Walt Disney attempted to adapt Beauty and the Beast (1991) into a feature but could not come up with a suitable treatment, so the project was shelved. It wasn't until The Little Mermaid (1989) became hugely successful that they decided to try it a third time. 10. In Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve's "The Story of Beauty and the Beast," - the original version of the tale - the prince was not turned into a beast for being selfish and unloving, but because he refused to marry his evil fairy godmother. 9. The smoke seen during the transformation at the end is actually real smoke, not animated. It was originally used in The Black Cauldron (1985) and was re-used for Beauty and the Beast. 8. Many scenes were storyboarded but never animated. Those include a scene where Gaston visits the asylum and a scene where the Beast is seen dragging the carcass of an animal he killed. Both were considered too gruesome for the film and the ideas were dropped. However, an animal's skeleton can just barely be seen in the corner shadows of the West Wing. 7. Jackie Chan performed the voice acting and singing for the Beast in the Chinese (Mandarin) dub of the film. 6. By the time Alan Menken and Howard Ashman won an Academy Award for Best Original Song, Ashman had already died. Ashman's longtime romantic partner, Bill Lauch, accepted the award on his behalf. 5. HIDDEN MICKEY: At seperate moments in the film, there are 3 droplets of water, a trio of stones, and three circles that appear in the snow that form the Classic Mickey head. 4. The role of Cogsworth was written specifically with John Cleese in mind but he turned it down. 3. Computer technology was considered for the rooftop fight and the forest chase, but the primitive state of the technology only allowed time to use it for the ballroom scene. 2. The film was previewed at the New York Film Festival in September 1991 in a "Work-In-Progress" format. Approximately 70% of the footage was the final color animation. The other 30% consisted of storyboard reels, rough animation pencil tests, clean-up animation pencil tests, and computer animation tests of the ballroom sequence. According to producer Don Hahn, the audience gave the film a strong, overwhelming standing ovation. 1. In 2001 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Beauty and the Beast, they added an extra seven minutes to the final film which included a scene where the Castle is preparing for the dinner and dance. The Disney productions got all the original animating and drawing group to complete this scene, which is available to watch on the 2001 Disney DVD and VHS, and any further re release onward. Beauty and the Beast (1991) G | 1h 24min | Animation, Family, Fantasy | 22 November 1991 (USA) A prince cursed to spend his days as a hideous monster sets out to regain his humanity by earning a young woman's love. Directors: Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise Writers: Linda Woolverton (animation screenplay by), Brenda Chapman (story by) Stars: Paige O'Hara, Robby Benson, Jesse Corti