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Beauty and the Beast: Original vs. Remake Differences. Beauty and the Beast is a tale as old as time: Prince gets turned into monster by enchantress, meets beauty, they fall in love, the curse is lifted. And, like any classic tale, it’s been defined by Disney; the studio’s 1. French fairy tale, and in the twenty- five years since its monumental release has gone on to completely dominate how the story is perceived in the public consciousness. This is only going to be compounded by the new live- action remake.

Starring Emma Watson as Belle and Dan Stevens as the ill- fated Prince (and a host of big names in supporting roles), the film is the latest in the Mouse House’s trend in readapting their biggest hits in glossy new form; the enterprise began fully with Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland and has been followed by Maleficent, Cinderella,The Jungle Book and Pete’s Dragon, with most other noteworthy favorites in some stage of development. These aren’t just straight redos, however, but attempts to modernize or otherwise find new depths to the stories. Animation is a different form to live- action and storytelling thus needs to be approached differently, especially when it comes to pacing and length of sequences. Alice in Wonderland was a wholly Burton take on Lewis Caroll, while Maleficent reframed Sleeping Beauty from the misunderstood villain’s perspective. The Jungle Book is perhaps the most striking success, taking what was originally a series of musical vignettes and weaving a visually resplendent coming- of- age story. Moreso than any of the previous examples, Beauty and the Beast hews the closest to its original; not only is the story broadly the same, but many of its narrative diversions are a beat- for- beat match.

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However, that’s not to say there aren’t still some big differences in there. Director Bill Condon has made some substantial changes to the provincial tale, especially in regards to the underlying motivations powering the characters. Here’s the biggest you need to know about. The Curse Redefined. The curse that plagues the Beast is on- the- face- of- it as it always has been – find true love before the enchanted rose wilts – but through a series of little adjustments across the film becomes significantly more complex. For starters, the remake cuts out the long- cited age issue – in the animation, the Prince has until his 2. Birthday to find true love and, as the castle has been cursed for ten years, meaning the enchantress basically punished a precocious kid.

There’s no “ten year” line in the remake and the time measure is simply dependent on the rose petals. This is representative of how it plays a more substantial part in the plot. The flower has a key personal importance to Belle (which we’ll get to in a moment) and is why Maurice is held hostage; he was caught taking one of the castle’s roses. This is further why she decides to sacrifice herself to save her father, and early on personifies parallels between her and the Prince. Overall, the curse has a more visceral presence on the film.

Each petal of the rose falling leads to the castle crumbling a little more and the cursed inhabitants becoming more like their household objects. The effects also reach further to include the castle being cut off from the outside world and stuck in a perpetual, year- long winter. Additionally, the villagers’ memories have been wiped, simultaneously explaining away a long- standing plot hole about how the provincial ruling class can just be forgotten and allowing for a last- minute twist that Cogsworth and Mrs. Potts had partners in the village.

It transpires that only those loyal to the Prince at the time of his transformation were turned into household objects (again clearing up a jokey criticism of the original’s logic); Lumiere, feather duster Plumette (who have a much more evident relationship), Cogsworth, Mrs Potts, Chip, dog- turned- foot cushion Sultan, a mute man- servant coat stand, wardrobe Garderobe and new character Cadenza, a piano played by Stanley Tucci. They’re further distinguished from their animated counterparts by the extent of their curse; when the final petals falls they become their respective objects for eternity, leading to one of the remakes most striking, unique scenes. All this said, the biggest change made on the curse side of the narrative is the role of the enchantress. In the original, she is simply conveyed in the opening stained- glass windows, but here we not only see her in the flesh but have her as a recurring presence; early on Gaston flippantly references the village’s resident spinster, who reappears throughout the movie at key points and at the end, when in this version Belle is too late to profess her love and the castle is forever locked in its rundown state, she silently reveals herself as the witch and reverses her hex, actively forgiving the Prince and making her seem much less callous as a result. Teleportation. This next point is technically a part of the curse, but is so seismic a change that it needs to be stated by itself: the Beauty and the Beast remake introduces teleportation.

After they’ve discovered there’s something there that wasn’t there before, Beast shows Belle a book that allows him to teleport to wherever in the world he so desires. How it works exactly is kept intentionally vague, but it essentially relies on dreams; Belle uses it to travel to Paris by placing her hands on the book and picturing where she most wants to be. It’s real, full- on teleportation too – not a vision or imaginary – with Belle actually bringing an object back through with her.

It’s a strange choice, one that definitely stands out against the typical Beauty and the Beast story and the usual approach Disney has towards its fairy tales in general. Of course, the whole thing is intended to be a further show of the enchantress’ ironic punishment, allowing Beast to travel anywhere he chooses yet being unable to actually experience it due to his hideous appearance. How successfully it conveys that will vary from viewer to viewer, but it’s a bold choice and one that serves as essential grounding for another big difference made between versions.

Belle and Beast’s Parent Issues. Many of the remake’s biggest changes are expansions, with Condon taking unremarked on threads from the original and pulling.

He thus substantially expands the backstory of both Beast and Belle (we know little about either of them in the 1. We learn that the Prince was the subject of a troubled upbringing; his mother died when he was young, after which his domineering father raised him to be as cruel as him. This general unlikeability is established in the extended opening that shows Dan Stevens at peak douchebag, but is contrasted later on; the film shows in a flashback that he clearly cared for his mother, and Mrs.

Potts further states the reason she and the rest of the servants remained when he was cursed is because they see his innate goodness. The other substantial alteration made to the Beast is his affability and intelligence. The 1. 99. 1 character is altogether uncouth, and while in 2. Belle over opinions on Romeo & Juliet and has this time actually used that plentiful library.

That Belle would find something attractive deep inside him makes a lot of sense, and their banter reflects an emotional common ground. Indeed, Belle has her own similar parent issues.