Beauty And The Beast Movie

Al Theater Won't Show 'beauty And The Beast' Because Of Gay Character

... Center. AL theater won't show 'Beauty and the Beast' because of gay character. 2017-03-03 T 15:47:20 Z. Henagar Drive-In Theatre (Source: WAFF). Also on the Web More> >. Wednesday, March 1 2017 10:05 PM EST 2017-03-02 03:05:06 GMT. Wednesday, March 1 2017 10:05 PM EST 2017-03-02 03:05:06 GMT. In the upcoming film, Josh Gad will play Le Fou, the quirky pal of antagonist Gaston. In a subplot, Le Fou will deal with his sexuality. More > >. HENAGAR, AL (WAFF) -. The new owner of the Henagar Drive-In Theatre say they will not show the new live version of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" because they say they are uncomfortable with some of the film's content. The owners say they initially announced they would be screening the movie but changed their minds after Disney announced it will feature a gay character. Carol Laney took over the Henagar Drive-In back in mid-December. She said she received a lot of requests for the new "Beauty and the Beast" movie and told people she would plan to show it. But when Laney learned there would be a gay character, she announced on ...

New Beauty And The Beast Movie Focuses On Belle, Watch It Here

... in the world of games, lovingly delivered 2-3 times/week. You're Good to Go. You are now subscribed. Subscribe for the latest gaming news. Disney has released a new featurette for its soon-to-arrive live-action Beauty and the Beast. This newest video is titled "Empowered Belle," and it features actress Emma Watson, as well as director Bill Condon, Beast actor Dan Stevens, and others talking about Belle and why her character is unique. "She really is the first modern Disney princess who doesn't want to be a princess," Condon said. "Someone who is more interested in figuring out who she is than in finding a guy and getting married.". Watson added that Beauty and the Beast was a big part of her childhood, so it was important for her to do the character justice. "Belle really dominated and characterized a huge part of my childhood and my growing up," she said. "I know what she meant to ...

Russia Wants To Ban Disney's Beauty And The Beast’ Because Of Movie's 'gay Moment

... played by Josh Gad (centre). Gad’s character Le Fou (left) falls for Luke Evans’ dashing Gaston. But Russia’s controversial laws against ‘spreading gay propaganda among minors’ could see the big budget movie banned, reports the BBC. The country’s Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky will carry out checks on the film which a Russian MP reportedly branded a “shameless propaganda of sin”. Medinsky said: “As soon as we get a copy of the film with relevant paperwork for distribution, we will consider it according to the law.”. The movie, which is a live-action remake of Disney’s 1991 animated classic, is the studio’s first film to feature a homosexual character. MOST READ IN NEWS. lair of the king. Gardai bust Brazilian's €500 k cocaine and ecstasy business as exclusive photos show how he hid pills in jigsaw puzzle boxes. SEAFRONT SEX ATTACK. Met Eireann at centre of presenters' tight clothes storm after receiving 325 complaints from public. Murder suspect run to ground. Dramatic moment armed cops swooped on fugitive suspect in the murder of ...

Emma Watson Says 'beauty And The Beast' Movie Supports Feminism

... character will wear riding boots. "The original sketches had her in ballet shoes, which are lovely - don't get me wrong - but she's not going to be able to do anything terribly useful in ballet shoes.". Watson was named a a U. N. Women global ambassador in 2014, and works closely with the organization's He For She campaign, which promotes gender equality. She told the magazine she isn't afraid to openly advocate for women's rights. "I used to be scared of words like 'feminism,' 'patriarchy,' 'imperialist.' But I'm not anymore," the actress said. Watson had told Paper in 2016 that she will take a break from acting to focus on activism and her own personal growth, saying, "I want to engage [about feminism] with people who wouldn't normally.". Top Model :  Top Model 20 · Top Model 19 · Top Model 18 · Top Model 17 · Top Model 16 · Top Model 15 · Top Model 14 · Top Model 13 · Top Model 12 · Top Model 11 · Top Model 10 · Top Model 9 ·. All logos and trademarks presented are property ...

Everything You Need To Know About Disney's New 'beauty And The Beast' Movie

... Belle as the inventor, Watson told EW. "In the animated movie, it’s her father who is the inventor, and we actually co-opted that for Belle," she said "I was like, ‘Well, there was never very much information or detail at the beginning of the story as to why Belle didn’t fit in, other than she liked books. Also what is she doing with her time?’ So, we created a backstory for her, which was that she had invented a kind of washing machine, so that, instead of doing laundry, she could sit and use that time to read instead. So, yeah, we made Belle an inventor.". The movie references Harry Potter. Watson earned worldwide fame through her portrayal of Hermione Granger, and Beauty and the Beast acknowledges the role in a bit of dialogue that is very similar to a conversation from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. In a clip released by Disney, Belle speaks with a man named Monsieur Jean who appears confused. "Have you lost something?" Belle asks. He replies, "I believe I have. Problem is, I can't remember what.". Meet Belle in ...

Disney Puts ‘gay Scene’ In Beauty And The Beast

... that will be heard in every country of the world, even countries where it’s still socially unacceptable or even illegal to be gay.’. RELATED ARTICLES. Share this article. Miss Watson is also making the leading role of Belle more feminist. Once a dreamy bookworm, Belle has been transformed into an inventor. In the original 1991 animated film, Le Fou sings a pub ditty to cheer up his friend Gaston, a ladies’ man intent on winning Belle’s affection. The lyrics are: ‘No one’s quick as Gaston, no one’s neck’s as incredibly thick as Gaston’s.'. In the original 1991 animated film, Le Fou sings a pub ditty to cheer up his friend Gaston, a ladies’ man intent on winning Belle’s affection. What a dish: Gaston proves he is still as handsomly vain as ever. A king pin like Gaston: The scene gets more wild with the popular lyrics. The lyrics are: ‘No one’s quick as Gaston, no one’s neck’s as incredibly thick as Gaston’s'. ‘For there’s no man in town half as manly. Perfect, a pure paragon.’. In the live-action remake, the beast is played by Dan Stevens and brought to ...

Emma Watson And Dan Talk Gay Scene In Beauty And Beast

... true story that inspired the original 1991 film – and how it inspired him to create Disney’s first ever ‘exclusively gay moment'. RELATED ARTICLES. Share this article. Emma said: 'I think it was really important actually for Dan and I to develop and understand why each of our characters feel like they don’t fit in. 'I certainly felt watching the original that I wanted to know more about why Belle feels that she’s different and why she wants to be different and why she’s naturally different.’. Doing Disney: Emma and Dan as featured in the live-action version of Beauty And The Beast. Dan discussed why he believes the lead characters are so popular within the LGBT community. He said: 'It’s about that sense of persecution. Belle is seen as a bit of a freak within her community, this girl who reads and invents things and is a bit too clever for the local Establishment. And Beast is obviously persecuted because of his appearance.’. The movie adaptation of the famous fairytale follows the fantastic journey of Belle, a bright, beautiful and independent young woman who is taken prisoner by a ...

Here's What The Critics Are Saying About Beauty And The Beast

... expect with lots of snowscapes, gold flakes and images of rose petals. Overall, though, this feels more like a re-tread than a re-invention of the first Disney film. It’s certainly not a beast of a movie but it’s not a beauty either.". The Telegraph - Tim Robey - 4/5. "It hardly needs saying that this is not a film for cynics, or anyone with the remotest Disney allergy, or anyone hostile to the whole idea of jukebox revamps. If you’re ticking any one of those boxes, stay away, and if it’s all three, what even are you?". The Guardian - Peter Bradshaw - 3/5. "This movie is allegedly updating its assumptions to include a gay character … while leaving the heterosexual politics untouched. Beastly ugliness is symbolic of tragic male loneliness even as the imprisoned pretty woman submissively redeems her captor’s suffering. The Shrek twist on this scenario has more of a sense of humour: the woman becomes ugly as well.". The Hollywood Reporter - Leslie Felperin. "Indeed, all credit should be due to Disney ...