This material has been pulled directly from YouTube. You may be able to find the same material in a different format or more information on their website. Soon, my friends, all the anticipation and teasing will cease, and we will all be able to get tickets to see Emma Watson and Dan Stevens perform their big ballroom sequence in Beauty and the Beast. Alternatively, if you're a Gaston fan, you'll soon get the opportunity to see him flex his muscles and adore himself. Until then, Disney has released another teaser for everybody to dissect. It's just around 20 seconds long, but it has Gaston (Luke Evans) and LeFou (Josh Gad) performing the legendary "Gaston" song in front of a crowd of Gaston Fan Club members. Gaston is a "total fool" who transforms into a "full monster," according to Luke, who aired the footage on Good Morning America on Feb. 15. When the film releases on March 17, you may see his whole metamorphosis (along with that of the Beast).
As the premiere weekend of Disney's live-action rendition of Beauty and the Beast approaches, new snippets have emerged. Numerous footage are from the live-action adaptations of the legendary musical routines from the original animation picture. This contains the opening scene 'Belle,' which has Emma Watson meandering around the film's rendition of the French countryside, as well as Emma Thompson performing the film's title song as Mrs. Potts. Disney has released another musical clip from Beauty and the Beast's live-action adaptation. The first is from the song 'Gaston' and focuses only on Josh Gad's (Frozen) performance as Le Fou performing his individual sections from the bigger musical number.
Hugh Jackman portrayed the selfish Gaston in Disney's live-action Beauty and the Beast, while Luke Evans will take up the role from director Bill Condon (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn). The two ended up on an episode of Jonathan Ross' British chat show, where they engaged in a piss-up, er, sing-off to establish who is the superior Gaston. For Mouse House devotees anticipating the film, which stars Emma Watson as Belle, here is a preview of what Evans will offer to the part. The song was âGaston,â in which a mob of inebriated locals shout the praises of this tale's burly, brawny, and self-obsessed macho villain. Taron Egerton, who co-stars with Jackman in Eddie the Eagle, provided the background chorus. I'm not suggesting a winner or anything, but is it too late to recast the film? Evans is by no means a horrible actor. Indeed, I'm rather taken by his baritone register, but Jackman has years of training and experience playing on Broadway, and it shows.
