Beauty and the beast 2014 castle

Gans' La Belle et La Bête is in theaters in France - and so far, it's doing very well. While there are bound to be some criticisms the overall response has been excellent, with many saying it's a tribute to French filmmaking. People seem to agree that the visuals are stunning throughout and it definitely has a fairy tale feel separate from Cocteau's La Belle et La Bête. I've yet to read much on the story execution though... By the way, I'm peppering this post with more newly released concept…

When Belle discovers the landscape around the castle and the huge kingdom of the Beast and finally enters the sanctuary of the rose garden, she is dressed in an emerald-green velvet we first dyed...

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Beauty and the Beast (2017)

Beauty and The Beast

Beauty and the Beast (concept): Mirrors Room by François Baranger

▣ Beauty and the Beast (1991) concept art of the castle

François Baranger never ceases to delight with these paintings, does he? Once again, he's released some truly beautiful concept paintings for Gans' La Belle et La Bete - and they're stunning, just like all the others! Gosh, I can't wait to see this movie...

Oh my word! Apparently there is a lot more magic and fantasy to Gans' La Belle et La Bete than we first thought. Take a look at the latest trailer, released late Wednesday (yesterday). Despite there being no subtitles, it's pretty clear what's going on: Belle et La Bête If you can't see the video above (as I've been having trouble making the embed code "stick"), go HERE to view it. Full screen is recommended. I also found some storyboard art (and a whole lot of concept art but I'll save that…

While the castle in the movie is CG, it is inspired by a very real place (that you can actually visit!) in the Loire Valley called the Chateau de Chambord.