Beauty and the Beast (Original title)Beauty and the Beast: Special Edition (Alternative title)
Date: 1991 (Release)Country: USADirector: Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise
Production company billing: Walt Disney Company in association with Silver Screen Partners IV Dolby stereo Colour by Technicolor
Synopsis: Fairy tale fantasy. In prologue: A proud prince turns away an old beggar woman. She turns out to be a witch and as revenge she turns the prince into a monstrous beast. She gives him a rose and tells him that only if he can manage to be loved before the rose loses all its petals will he return to human form. Now, years later, Belle, the book-loving daughter of eccentric inventor Maurice is led through a series of events to the beast's castle...
Genre: Animation
Releases
Date: 1991Country: USARelease type: unknownFormat: Imax - Colour - Technicolor - Sound - DolbyRuntime: 84 mins Length: 7584 FeetLanguage: English
Title: The top 10: Cartoon songsAuthor: OSMOND, Andrew Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Briefly lists and critiques the ten best songs from cartoon and animated features.
In: Quarterly Review of Film and Video v26 n1 2009 Pages: 40-46
Title: The mask of beauty: Masquerade theory and Disney's Beauty...Author: SUMERA, Lara Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: "...and the Beast". Suggests a feminist reading of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST whereby the female lead seems to be intellect and sophisticated but appears to finally surrender to patriarchal dominance in the form of the Beast.
In: Empire n231 September 2008 Pages: 113-123
Title: 10 years of DVDAuthor: CROOK, Simon, DE SEMLYEN, Nick Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Special feature celebrating the impact of the DVD over the past ten years. Includes top tens for: 'making of' extras, alternative versions, Easter eggs, biggest DVD heroes, deleted scenes, top sellers and films most wanted on DVD.
In: Empire n201 March 2006 Pages: 77-88,90-101
Title: 201 Greatest movies of all timeArticle type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: A listing of the top two hundred and one films as chosen by the reader's of Empire magazine. With comments by actors and filmmaker's.
In: Empire n152 February 2002 Page: 109
Title: [Empire - n152 February 2002: no known title]Author: KENNEDY, Colin Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Description: Review of new IMAX version.
In: Empire n162 December 2002 Pages: 164-165
Title: RwdAuthor: COCHRANE, Emma Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Screen International n1055 26 Apr 1996 Page: 6
Title: Disney readies Beauty spin-offAuthor: BAHANIA, Ana Maria Article type: NoteLanguage: English
In: Jump Cut n40 June 1995 Pages: 15-20
Title: A short history of Disney-fascismAuthor: ROTH, Matt Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: An analysis of Disney's The LION KING, PINOCCHIO, and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST argues that a fascist ideology underpins the narrative in all three. Only ALLADIN represents a liberal aberration from Disney's right wing preoccupations.
In: Sight and Sound v4 n1 January 1994 Page: 63
Title: Wind UpAuthor: DEAN, Peter Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: The JUNGLE BOOK has become the best selling video in the UK, having sold 4 million copies, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST sold 3.5 million copies three months earlier.
In: Sight and Sound v3 n10 October 1993 Page: 60
Title: [Sight and Sound - v3 n10 October 1993: no known title]Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: Video note
In: Sight and Sound v3 n1 January 1993 Page: 64
Title: If... animating DisneyAuthor: WOOLLEY, Benjamin Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Article suggesting that Disney has returned to form with BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1992) and ALADDIN (1992), and possible reasons why.
In: Positif n388 June 1993 Pages: 44-59
Title: Animation: De Disney à ShakespeareAuthor: BERTHOMÉ, Jean-Pierre et al Article type: ArticleLanguage: French
Description: Special feature on animation films from the pre Mickey Mouse era onwards. Includes report on the Zagreb festival and discusses anmongst others this film.
In: Cinefantastique v22 n4 February 1992 Pages: 42-43
Title: Beauty & the BeastAuthor: TEITELBAUM, Sheldon Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Don Hahn talks about making BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Empire n37 July 1992 Page: 66
Title: [Empire - n37 July 1992: no known title]Article type: NoteLanguage: English
In: Empire n41 November 1992 Page: 27
Title: New filmsAuthor: BERRY, Joanna Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n32 February 1992 Pages: 66-77
Title: 1992: the ultimate "Empire" guide to the moviesArticle type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Brief details as part of a guide to upcoming films.
In: Empire n41 November 1992 Page: 50
Title: Linda Woolverton fairytale writerAuthor: DUTKA, Elaine Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Linda Woolverton talks about her work on BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1992).
In: Cinefantastique v22 n5 April 1992 Page: 60
Title: ReviewsAuthor: ROBLEY, Les Paul Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Description: Credits. Review
In: Screen International n847 6 Mar 1992 Page: 18
Title: Beauty in the makingArticle type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: How the use of Computer-generated imagery (CGI) was used and enhanced the visual image of the animated film, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Sight and Sound v2 n6 October 1992 Pages: 45-47
Title: [Sight and Sound - v2 n6 October 1992: no known title]Author: ROMNEY, Jonathan Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Sight and Sound v2 n6 October 1992 Pages: 6-11
Title: Beauty and the BeastsAuthor: WARNER, Marina Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article about BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1991) in relation to the history of the fairy story on film, and the representation of gender in these films.
In: Screen International n836 6 Dec 1991 Page: 15
Title: [Screen International - n836 6 Dec 1991: no known title]Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v320 n3 11 Nov 1991 Page: 9,13
Title: [The Hollywood Reporter - v320 n3 11 Nov 1991: no known title]Author: BYRGE, Duane Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v320 n3 11 Nov 1991 Page: 9,13
Title: Disney's battle to transform 'Beast'Author: RYAN, James Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article about the difficulties in the production of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Variety 11 Nov 1991 Page: 53
Title: [Variety - 11 Nov 1991: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: TV Guide v39 n46 16 Nov 1991 Pages: 3-7
Title: Sexy enough for adults, magical for kidsAuthor: MARIN, Rick Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: The version of 'Beauty and the Beast' recently made by Walt Disney is designed to appeal to both young and old.
In: The Hollywood Reporter v318 n41 16 Aug 1991 Page: 3, 46
Title: Unfinished 'Beast' stalks N.Y. festAuthor: TOUMARKINE, Doris Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST will be shown at the 1991 New York Film Festival as a "work-in-progress" - the first time the festival has selected an animated or an unfinished feature. Brief details of films showing.
In: Premiere v5 n3 November 1991 Page: 50
Title: Cameos.Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Career details of Sherri Stone, especially her role as animation model for THE LITTLE MERMAID and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Premiere v5 n3 November 1991 Pages: 74-77, 80, 82
Title: The mermaid and the mandrill.Author: MASTERS, Kim Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: A detailed look at the making of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Interview v21 n12 December 1991 Page: 72
Title: [Interview - v21 n12 December 1991: no known title]Author: BECK, Henry Cabot Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Brief review.
In: The Hollywood Reporter v318 n48 27 Aug 1991 Page: 25
Title: [The Hollywood Reporter - v318 n48 27 Aug 1991: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v317 n24 13 May 1991 Page: 1,2
Title: [The Hollywood Reporter - v317 n24 13 May 1991: no known title]Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Disney may present film at 1992 Cannes festival to help promote opening of Euro Disney theme park.
In: Premiere v5 n2 October 1991 Page: 91
Title: Premiere's ultimate fall preview.Article type: PreviewLanguage: English
Description: A brief, light-hearted preview of the film as part of a series of previews of autumn releases.
In: The Hollywood Reporter v320 n13 22 Nov 1991 Page: 17
Title: Can 'Beast', 'Fievel' coexist at b.o.?Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Steven Spielberg talks about the box-office reception of An AMERICAN TAIL 2 in the light of its release "in the shadow" of Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Screen International n772 1 Sep 1990 Page: 25
Title: [Screen International - n772 1 Sep 1990: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Author: AYRES, Brenda Pages: xviii, 350 pages
Title: Disney princess: a celebration of art & creativity
Author: SOLOMON, Charles Pages: 239 pages
Title: Routledge companion to transmedia studies
Author: Freeman, Matthew Pages: xxxi, 491 pages
Title: Diversity in Disney films: critical essays on race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality and disability
Author: Cheu, Johnson Pages: viii, 307 pages
Title: idea of nature in Disney animation
Author: WHITLEY, David Pages: 154 p.
Title: Animated films
Author: CLARKE, James Pages: ix, 338 p.
Title: Didn't you used to be Depardieu? Film as cultural marker in France and Hollywood
Author: GROSSVOGEL, David I Pages: 178 p.
Title: Post-traumatic culture: injury and interpretation in the nineties
Author: FARRELL, Kirby Pages: vii-xv, 420p.
Title: From mouse to mermaid: the politics of film, gender and culture
Author: BELL, Elizabeth Pages: viii-xi. 264p.
Description: PINOCCHIO pp.62-71 BILLY BATHGATE pp.72-85 BAMBI pp.137-147 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (US 1991) pp.161-174 The LITTLE MERMAID pp. 175-192 PRETTY WOMAN pp.224-235 GOOD MORNING VIETNAM pp.43-62
Title: Disney villain
Author: JOHNSTON, Ollie Pages: 232 pages
Title: Good girls and wicked witches: women in Disney's feature animation
Author: DAVIS, Amy M. Pages: iv-v, 274 p.
Title: Dream worlds: production design in animation
Author: BACHER, Hans P. Pages: 202p
Date: 1991 (Release)Country: USADirector: Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise
Production company billing: Walt Disney Company in association with Silver Screen Partners IV Dolby stereo Colour by Technicolor
Synopsis: Fairy tale fantasy. In prologue: A proud prince turns away an old beggar woman. She turns out to be a witch and as revenge she turns the prince into a monstrous beast. She gives him a rose and tells him that only if he can manage to be loved before the rose loses all its petals will he return to human form. Now, years later, Belle, the book-loving daughter of eccentric inventor Maurice is led through a series of events to the beast's castle...
Genre: Animation
Releases
Date: 1991Country: USARelease type: unknownFormat: Imax - Colour - Technicolor - Sound - DolbyRuntime: 84 mins Length: 7584 FeetLanguage: English
Credits
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Production Company: Walt Disney Productions, In association with: Silver Screen Partners IV, Executive Producer: Howard Ashman, Producer: Don Hahn, Associate Producer: Sarah Mcarthur, Production Manager: Baker Bloodworth, Production Manager (Florida): Tom O'Donnell, Pre-production Manager: Ron Rocha, Senior Production Co-ordinator: Rozanne Cazian, Production Co-ordinator: Charlie Desrochers, Production Co-ordinator: Kevin Wade, Production Consultant: Hans Bacher, Production Consultant: Mel Shaw, Production Assistant: Kirk Bodyfelt, Production Assistant: Holly E. Bratton, Production Assistant: Kevin L. Briggs, Production Assistant: Greg Chalekian, Production Assistant: Matthew Garbera, Production Assistant: Sean Hawkins, Production Assistant: Eric Lee, Production Assistant: Tod Marsden, Production Assistant: Karenna Mazur, Production Assistant: Janet Mclaurin, Production Assistant: Laura Perrotta, Production Assistant: Laurie Sacks, Production Assistant: Dale A. Smith, Production Assistant: Christopher Tapia, Production Assistant: Kevin Traxler, Production Assistant: Anthony Faust Rocco, Casting: Albert Tavares, Casting (NY Associate): Matt Messinger, Screenplay: Linda Woolverton, Story Artistic Supervisor: Roger Allers, Story: Brenda Chapman, Story: Burny Mattinson, Story: Brian Pimental, Story: Joe Ranft, Story: Kelly Asbury, Story: Christopher Sanders, Story: Kevin Harkey, Story: Bruce Woodside, Story: Tom Ellery, Robert Lence, Visual Development: Kelly Asbury, Visual Development: Joe Grant, Visual Development: Kevin Lima, Visual Development: Sue C. Nichols, Visual Development: Michael Cedeno, Visual Development: Jean Gillmore, Visual Development: Dave Molina, Visual Development: Christopher Sanders, Terry Shakespeare, Camera Manager: Joe Jiuliano, Optical Camera: Allen Gonzales, Animation Camera Supervisor: John Cunningham, Animation Camera: John Aardal, Animation Camera: Mary Lescher, Gary W. Smith, Digitising Camera (Supervisor): Robyn Roberts, Digitising Camera (Operator): Tina Baldwin, Digitising Camera (Operator): Jo Ann Breuer, Digitising Camera (Operator): Karen China, Digitising Camera (Operator): Bob Cohen, Digitising Camera (Operator): Lynnette Cullen, Digitising Camera (Operator): Gary Fishbaugh, Digitising Camera (Operator): Cindy Garcia, Kent Gordon, Live-action Video Crew: Al Vasquez, David Weiss, Visual Effs Artistic Supervisor: Randy Fullmer, Visual Effs Artistic Supervisor (Flrida): Barry Cook, Digitising Mark-up: Gina Wootten, Compositing: James 'J.R.' Russell, Compositing: David J. Rowe, Shannon Fallis-Kane, Colour Models Supervisor: Karen Comella, Colour Model Mark-up: Leslie Ellery, Colour Model Mark-up: Rhonda L. Hicks, Beth Ann McCoy, Animation Check Supervisor: Janet Bruce, Animation Checking: Karen Hepburn, Animation Checking: Karen S. Paat, Animation Checking: Gary Shafer, Animation Checking: Mavis Shafer, Barbara Wiles, Supervising Animator (Belle): James Baxter, Mark Henn, Supervising Animator (Beast): Glen Keane, Supervising Animator (Gaston): Andreas Deja, Supervising Animator (Lumiere): Nik Ranieri, Supervising Animator (Cogsworth): Will Finn, Supervising Animator (Mrs Potts/Chip): Dave Pruiksma, Supervising Animator (Maurice): Ruben A. Aquino, Supervising Animator (Le Fou): Chris Wahl, Supervising Animator (Philippe): Russ Edmonds, Animator (Belle): Michael Cedeno, Animator (Belle): Randy Cartwright, Animator (Belle): Lorna Cook, Animator (Belle): Ken Duncan, Animator (Belle): Doug Krohn, Mike Nguyen, Animator (Beast): Anthony Derosa, Animator (Beast): Aaron Blaise, Animator (Beast): GeeFwee Boedoe, Animator (Beast): Broose Johnson, Animator (Beast): Tom Sito, Brad Kuha, Animator (Gaston): Joe Haidar, Animator (Gaston): Ron Husband, Animator (Gaston): David Burgess, Animator (Gaston): Alexander S. Kupershmidt, Tim Allen, Animator (Lumiere): David P. Stephan, Animator (Lumiere): Réjean Bourdages, Barry Temple, Animator (Cogsworth): Michael Show, Tony Bancroft, Animator (Mrs Potts/Chip): Phil Young, Dan Boulos, Animator (Maurice): Mark Kausler, Animator (Maurice): Ellen Woodbury, Cynthia Overman, Animator (Le Fou): Rick Farmiloe, Lennie Graves, Animator (Wolves): Larry White, Animator (Wardrobe): Tony Anselmo, Clean-up Artistic Supervisor: Vera Lanpher, Clean-up Artistic Supervisor (Florida): Ruben Procopio, Clean-up Anim Supvg Char Lead (Belle): Renee Holt, Clean-up Anim Supvg Char Lead (Beast): Bill Berg, Clean-up Anim Supvg Char Lead (Gaston): Marty Korth, Clean-up Anim Supvg Char Lead (Cogswrth): Nancy Kniep, Clean-up Anim Supvg Char Lead (Maurice): Richard Hoppe, Clean-up Anim Supvg Char Lead (Philippe): Brian Clift, Clean-up Anim Supvg Char Lead (Objects): Vera Lanpher, Clean-up Anim Supvg Char Lead (Townsppl): Vera Lanpher, Clean-up Anim Supvg Char Lead (Others): Vera Lanpher, Clean-up Animatn Char Lead (Lumiere): Debra Armstrong, Clean-up Animatn Char Lead (Mrs Potts): Stephan Zupkas, Clean-up Animatn Char Lead (Le Fou): Emily Jiuliano, Clean-up Animatn Char Lead (Wolves): Alex Topete, Clean-up Animatn Char Lead (Objects): Dave Suding, Clean-up Animatn Char Lead (Townspeople): Dave Suding, Clean-up Animatn Char Lead (Others): Dave Suding, Breakdown (Belle): Wendie Fischer, Breakdown (Belle): Tamara Lusher, Breakdown (Belle): Anthony Wayne Michaels, Bryan M. Sommer, Breakdown (Beast): Kris Heller, Breakdown (Beast): James Y. Jackson, Wendy Werner, Breakdown (Gaston): Robert O. Corley, James Fujii, Breakdown (Lumiere): Hee Rhan Bae, Edward Gutierrez, Breakdown (Cogsworth): Beverly Adams, Bill Thinnes, Breakdown (Maurice): Norma Rivera, Elizabeth Watasin, Breakdown (Philippe): Allison Hollen, Breakdown (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Noreen Beasley, Breakdown (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Inna Chon, Breakdown (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Kellie Deron Lewis, Breakdown (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Cheryl Polakow, Breakdown (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Martin Schwartz, Breakdown (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Ron Westlund, Dave Woodman, Inbetweener (Belle): Elliot M. Bour, Ken Kinoshita, Inbetweener (Beast): Travis Blaise, Inbetweener (Beast): Vincent Defrances, Inbetweener (Beast): Paul Mcdonald, Charles R. Vollmer, Inbetweener (Gaston): Lillian Chapman, Inbetweener (Gaston): Anthony Cipriano, Inbetweener (Gaston): Laurey Foulkes, Inbetweener (Gaston): Dylan Kohler, Mary-Jean Repchuk, Inbetweener (Lumiere): Maurilio Morales, Inbetweener (Cogsworth): Marsha Park, Inbetweener (Philippe): Jacqueline M. Sanchez, Inbetweener (Wolves): Grant Hiestand, Inbetweener (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Ken Hettig, Inbetweener (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Tom Labaff, Inbetweener (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Jane Misek, Inbetweener (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Kevin Smith, Inbetweener (Objects/Townspeople/Others): Michael Swofford, Daniel A. Wawrzaszek, Rough Inbetweener: Kent Culotta, Rough Inbetweener: Eric Walls, Rough Inbetweener: Henry Sato Jr, David Zaboski, Objects/Townspeople/Others Corrections: Diana Falk, Objects/Townspeople/Others Corrections: Miriam Mcdonnell, John Ramirez, Computer Graphic Images Artistic Supvisr: Jim Hillin, Effects Graphics: Bernie Gagliano, Special Effects Supervising Animator: Dave Bossert, Special Effects Supervising Animator: Dorse Lanpher, Special Effects Supervising Animator: Ted Kierscey, Mark Myer, Special Effects Animator: Ed Coffey, Special Effects Animator: Chris Jenkins, Special Effects Animator: Christine Harding, Special Effects Animator: Eusebio Torres, Kelvin Yasuda, Special Effects Breakdown/Inbetweener: Kennard Betts, Special Effects Breakdown/Inbetweener: Peter Demund, Special Effects Breakdown/Inbetweener: Paul Lewis, Special Effects Breakdown/Inbetweener: Masa Oshiro, Special Effects Breakdown/Inbetweener: Kristine Brown, Special Effects Breakdown/Inbetweener: Sandra M. Groeneveld, Special Effects Breakdown/Inbetweener: Dan Lund, Special Effects Breakdown/Inbetweener: Lisa Ann Reinert, Tony West, Computer Animation: Linda Bel, Computer Animation: Greg Griffith, James R. Tooley, Final Check: Hortensia M. Casagran, Final Check: Teri Mcdonald, Saskia Raevouri, Layout Artistic Supervisor: Ed Ghertner, Layout Artistic Supervisor (Florida): Robert Walker, Key Layout/Workbook: Dan St. Pierre, Key Layout/Workbook: Fred Craig, Key Layout/Workbook: Tom Shannon, Key Layout/Workbook: Thom Enriquez, Key Layout/Workbook: Larry Leker, Key Layout/Workbook: Lorenzo Martinez, Key Layout/Workbook: Tanya Wilson, Key Layout/Workbook: Rasoul Azadani, Bill Perkins, Blue Sketch: Madlyn O'Neill, Stained Glass Design: Mac George, Background Artistic Supervisor: Lisa Keene, Background Artistic Supervisor (Florida): Richard John Sluiter, Background: Doug Ball, Background: Donald Towns, Background: Phil Phillipson, Background: Robert E. Stanton, Background: Tia Kratter, Background: John Emerson, Background: Jim Coleman, Background: Cristy Maltese, Background: Dean Gordon, Background: Tom Woodington, Background: Diana Wakeman, Gregory Alexander Drolette, Ink and Paint Manager: Gretchen Maschmeyer Albrecht, Paint Supervisor: Hortensia M. Casagran, Paint Mark-up: Irma Velez, Micki Zurcher, Painting: Carmen Sanderson, Painting: Phyllis Bird, Painting: Russell Blandino, Painting: Sherrie Cuzzort, Painting: Phyllis Fields, Painting: Paulino Garcia Demingo, Painting: Anne Hazard, Painting: David Karp, Painting: Harlene Cooper-mears, Painting: Deborah Jane Mooneyham, Painting: Karen Nugent, Painting: Leyla C. de Pelaez, Painting: Bruce Phillipson, Painting: Heidi Shellhorn, Painting: Fumiko Roche Sommer, Painting: Britt Vandernagel, Susan Wileman, Digital Painting: Thomas Cardone, Editor: John Carnochan, Editor [2002]: John Carnochan, Ellen Keneshea, Associate Editor: Gregory Perler, Art Director [2002]: Brian Mcentee, Edward L. Ghertner, Art Director: Brian Mcentee, Scene Planning Supervisor: Ann Tucker, Scene Planning: Dave Thomson, Annamarie Costa, Character Sculptures: Ruben Procopio, Kenny Thompkins, Title Design: Saxon/Ross Film Design, Titles/Opticals: Buena Vista Visual Effects Group, Optical Supervisor: Mark Dornfeld, Music: Alan Menken, Songs (Music): Alan Menken, Songs (Lyrics): Howard Ashman, Music Director: David Friedman, Orchestrations: Danny Troob, Additional Orchestrations: Michael Starobin, Music Producer: Howard Ashman, Music Producer: Alan Menken, Supervising Music Editor: Kathleen Bennett, Music Sound Recordist: Michael Farrow, John Richards, Sound Re-recording: Terry Porter, Sound Re-recording: Mel Metcalfe, Sound Re-recording: David J. Hudson, Sound Re-recording: Denis Blackerby, Sound Editor: Julia Evershade, Sound Editor: Michael Benavente, Sound Editor: Jessica Gallavan, Sound Editor: J.H. Arrufat, Sound Editor: Ron Bartlett, Sound Effects: Mark Mangini, Sound Effects: Dave Stone, Special Sound EFfects: John P., Additional Sound Effects: Drew Newman, Special Vocal Effects: Frank Welker, ADR Recordist: Doc Kane, ADR Recordist: Vince Caro, Foley: Taj Soundworks, Buena Vista Sound, Foley Artist: John Roesch, Foley Artist: Catherine Rowe, Foley Artist: Vanessa Ament, Optical Consultant: Peter Montgomery
Cast
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David Ogden Stiers (), Paige O'Hara (voice of Belle), Robby Benson (voice of Beast), Richard White (voice of Gaston), Jerry Orbach (voice of Lumière), David Ogden Stiers (voice of Cogsworth), Angela Lansbury (voice of Mrs Potts), Bradley Michael Pierce (voice of Chip), Rex Everhart (voice of Maurice), Jesse Corti (voice of Le Fou), Hal Smith (voice of Philippe the horse), Jo Anne Worley (voice of wardrobe), Mary Kay Bergman, Kath Soucie (voice of bimbette), Brian Cummins (voice of stove), Alvin Epstein (voice of bookseller), Tony Jay (voice of Monsieur D'Arque), Alec Murphy (voice of baker), Kimmy Robertson (voice of feather duster), Frank Welker (voice of foot stool), Jack Angel, Bruce Adler, Scott Barnes, Vanna Bonta, Maureen Brennan, Liz Callaway, Phillip Clarke, Margery Daley, Jennifer Darling, Albert De Ruiter, George Dvorsky, Bill Farmer, Bruce Fifer, Johnson Flucker, Larry Hansen, Randy Hansen, Mary Ann Hart, Alix Korey, Phyllis Kubey, Hearndon Lackey, Sherry Lynn, Mickie Mcgowan, Larry Moss, Panchali Null, Wilbur Pauley, Jennifer Perito, Caroline Peyton, Patrick Pinney, Cynthia Richards-Hewes, Phil Proctor, Stephani Ryan, Gordon Stanley, Stephen Sturk (additional voice), Sherri Stoner, Dan McCoy, Peter Hastings (Live-action Reference), Mary Anderson, Duane May (Dance Sequence Model)
Articles held in BFI Reuben Library
(35)
In: Empire n239 May 2009 Pages: 152-153Title: The top 10: Cartoon songsAuthor: OSMOND, Andrew Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Briefly lists and critiques the ten best songs from cartoon and animated features.
In: Quarterly Review of Film and Video v26 n1 2009 Pages: 40-46
Title: The mask of beauty: Masquerade theory and Disney's Beauty...Author: SUMERA, Lara Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: "...and the Beast". Suggests a feminist reading of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST whereby the female lead seems to be intellect and sophisticated but appears to finally surrender to patriarchal dominance in the form of the Beast.
In: Empire n231 September 2008 Pages: 113-123
Title: 10 years of DVDAuthor: CROOK, Simon, DE SEMLYEN, Nick Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Special feature celebrating the impact of the DVD over the past ten years. Includes top tens for: 'making of' extras, alternative versions, Easter eggs, biggest DVD heroes, deleted scenes, top sellers and films most wanted on DVD.
In: Empire n201 March 2006 Pages: 77-88,90-101
Title: 201 Greatest movies of all timeArticle type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: A listing of the top two hundred and one films as chosen by the reader's of Empire magazine. With comments by actors and filmmaker's.
In: Empire n152 February 2002 Page: 109
Title: [Empire - n152 February 2002: no known title]Author: KENNEDY, Colin Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Description: Review of new IMAX version.
In: Empire n162 December 2002 Pages: 164-165
Title: RwdAuthor: COCHRANE, Emma Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Screen International n1055 26 Apr 1996 Page: 6
Title: Disney readies Beauty spin-offAuthor: BAHANIA, Ana Maria Article type: NoteLanguage: English
In: Jump Cut n40 June 1995 Pages: 15-20
Title: A short history of Disney-fascismAuthor: ROTH, Matt Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: An analysis of Disney's The LION KING, PINOCCHIO, and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST argues that a fascist ideology underpins the narrative in all three. Only ALLADIN represents a liberal aberration from Disney's right wing preoccupations.
In: Sight and Sound v4 n1 January 1994 Page: 63
Title: Wind UpAuthor: DEAN, Peter Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: The JUNGLE BOOK has become the best selling video in the UK, having sold 4 million copies, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST sold 3.5 million copies three months earlier.
In: Sight and Sound v3 n10 October 1993 Page: 60
Title: [Sight and Sound - v3 n10 October 1993: no known title]Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: Video note
In: Sight and Sound v3 n1 January 1993 Page: 64
Title: If... animating DisneyAuthor: WOOLLEY, Benjamin Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Article suggesting that Disney has returned to form with BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1992) and ALADDIN (1992), and possible reasons why.
In: Positif n388 June 1993 Pages: 44-59
Title: Animation: De Disney à ShakespeareAuthor: BERTHOMÉ, Jean-Pierre et al Article type: ArticleLanguage: French
Description: Special feature on animation films from the pre Mickey Mouse era onwards. Includes report on the Zagreb festival and discusses anmongst others this film.
In: Cinefantastique v22 n4 February 1992 Pages: 42-43
Title: Beauty & the BeastAuthor: TEITELBAUM, Sheldon Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Don Hahn talks about making BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Empire n37 July 1992 Page: 66
Title: [Empire - n37 July 1992: no known title]Article type: NoteLanguage: English
In: Empire n41 November 1992 Page: 27
Title: New filmsAuthor: BERRY, Joanna Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n32 February 1992 Pages: 66-77
Title: 1992: the ultimate "Empire" guide to the moviesArticle type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Brief details as part of a guide to upcoming films.
In: Empire n41 November 1992 Page: 50
Title: Linda Woolverton fairytale writerAuthor: DUTKA, Elaine Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Linda Woolverton talks about her work on BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1992).
In: Cinefantastique v22 n5 April 1992 Page: 60
Title: ReviewsAuthor: ROBLEY, Les Paul Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Description: Credits. Review
In: Screen International n847 6 Mar 1992 Page: 18
Title: Beauty in the makingArticle type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: How the use of Computer-generated imagery (CGI) was used and enhanced the visual image of the animated film, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Sight and Sound v2 n6 October 1992 Pages: 45-47
Title: [Sight and Sound - v2 n6 October 1992: no known title]Author: ROMNEY, Jonathan Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Sight and Sound v2 n6 October 1992 Pages: 6-11
Title: Beauty and the BeastsAuthor: WARNER, Marina Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article about BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1991) in relation to the history of the fairy story on film, and the representation of gender in these films.
In: Screen International n836 6 Dec 1991 Page: 15
Title: [Screen International - n836 6 Dec 1991: no known title]Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v320 n3 11 Nov 1991 Page: 9,13
Title: [The Hollywood Reporter - v320 n3 11 Nov 1991: no known title]Author: BYRGE, Duane Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v320 n3 11 Nov 1991 Page: 9,13
Title: Disney's battle to transform 'Beast'Author: RYAN, James Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article about the difficulties in the production of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Variety 11 Nov 1991 Page: 53
Title: [Variety - 11 Nov 1991: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: TV Guide v39 n46 16 Nov 1991 Pages: 3-7
Title: Sexy enough for adults, magical for kidsAuthor: MARIN, Rick Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: The version of 'Beauty and the Beast' recently made by Walt Disney is designed to appeal to both young and old.
In: The Hollywood Reporter v318 n41 16 Aug 1991 Page: 3, 46
Title: Unfinished 'Beast' stalks N.Y. festAuthor: TOUMARKINE, Doris Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST will be shown at the 1991 New York Film Festival as a "work-in-progress" - the first time the festival has selected an animated or an unfinished feature. Brief details of films showing.
In: Premiere v5 n3 November 1991 Page: 50
Title: Cameos.Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Career details of Sherri Stone, especially her role as animation model for THE LITTLE MERMAID and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Premiere v5 n3 November 1991 Pages: 74-77, 80, 82
Title: The mermaid and the mandrill.Author: MASTERS, Kim Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: A detailed look at the making of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Interview v21 n12 December 1991 Page: 72
Title: [Interview - v21 n12 December 1991: no known title]Author: BECK, Henry Cabot Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Brief review.
In: The Hollywood Reporter v318 n48 27 Aug 1991 Page: 25
Title: [The Hollywood Reporter - v318 n48 27 Aug 1991: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v317 n24 13 May 1991 Page: 1,2
Title: [The Hollywood Reporter - v317 n24 13 May 1991: no known title]Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Disney may present film at 1992 Cannes festival to help promote opening of Euro Disney theme park.
In: Premiere v5 n2 October 1991 Page: 91
Title: Premiere's ultimate fall preview.Article type: PreviewLanguage: English
Description: A brief, light-hearted preview of the film as part of a series of previews of autumn releases.
In: The Hollywood Reporter v320 n13 22 Nov 1991 Page: 17
Title: Can 'Beast', 'Fievel' coexist at b.o.?Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Steven Spielberg talks about the box-office reception of An AMERICAN TAIL 2 in the light of its release "in the shadow" of Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
In: Screen International n772 1 Sep 1990 Page: 25
Title: [Screen International - n772 1 Sep 1990: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Books held in BFI Reuben Library
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Title: Neo-Disneyism: inclusivity in the twenty-first century of Disney's magic kingdomAuthor: AYRES, Brenda Pages: xviii, 350 pages
Title: Disney princess: a celebration of art & creativity
Author: SOLOMON, Charles Pages: 239 pages
Title: Routledge companion to transmedia studies
Author: Freeman, Matthew Pages: xxxi, 491 pages
Title: Diversity in Disney films: critical essays on race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality and disability
Author: Cheu, Johnson Pages: viii, 307 pages
Title: idea of nature in Disney animation
Author: WHITLEY, David Pages: 154 p.
Title: Animated films
Author: CLARKE, James Pages: ix, 338 p.
Title: Didn't you used to be Depardieu? Film as cultural marker in France and Hollywood
Author: GROSSVOGEL, David I Pages: 178 p.
Title: Post-traumatic culture: injury and interpretation in the nineties
Author: FARRELL, Kirby Pages: vii-xv, 420p.
Title: From mouse to mermaid: the politics of film, gender and culture
Author: BELL, Elizabeth Pages: viii-xi. 264p.
Description: PINOCCHIO pp.62-71 BILLY BATHGATE pp.72-85 BAMBI pp.137-147 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (US 1991) pp.161-174 The LITTLE MERMAID pp. 175-192 PRETTY WOMAN pp.224-235 GOOD MORNING VIETNAM pp.43-62
Title: Disney villain
Author: JOHNSTON, Ollie Pages: 232 pages
Title: Good girls and wicked witches: women in Disney's feature animation
Author: DAVIS, Amy M. Pages: iv-v, 274 p.
Title: Dream worlds: production design in animation
Author: BACHER, Hans P. Pages: 202p