Now sit back, relax, and enjoy Yuri and the Beast. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Once upon a time in a far away land, a
young prince lived in a shining castle. Although he had everything his heart desired, the prince was spoiled, selfish, and unkind. But then, one winter's night, an old beggar woman came to the castle and offered the prince a single rose in
return for shelter from the bitter cold. Repulsed by her haggarded appearance, the prince sneered at the gift and turned the old woman away. But she warned him not to be deceived by appearances, for beauty is found within.
And when he dismissed her again, the old woman's ugliness monthed away to reveal a beautiful enchantress. The prince tried to apologize, but it was too late for she had seen that there was no love in his heart.
As punishment, she transformed him into a hideous beast and placed a powerful spell on the castle and all who lived there. Ashamed of his monstrous form, the beast
concealed himself inside his castle with a magic mirror as his only window to the outside world. The rose he was offered was truly an enchanted rose which would bloom for many years. If he could learn to love another and
earn their love in return by the time the last petal fell, then this spell would be broken. If not, he would be doomed to remain a beast for all time. As the years passed, the prince fell into despair and lost all hope. For who
could ever learn to love a beast? Little town, it's a quiet village every day like the one before. Little town full of little people.
waking up to say >> there goes the baker with his tree like always. The same old bread and rolls to sell. Every morning just the same since the morning that we came to this poor provinial town.
>> Morning. >> Morning. >> Where are you off to? >> The bookshop. I just finished the most wonderful story about a bean stalk and an ogre. >> Okay, that's nice. Marie, what did I get? Hurry up. Look, there she goes.
That girl, no question that distracted. Can't you tell? Never part of any crowd cuz some clown be >> Oh, Belle. >> Good morning, sir. I've come to return the book I borrowed.
>> I'm finished already. >> I couldn't put it down. Do you have anything new? >> Not since yesterday. >> That's all right. I'll borrow this one. >> That one? But you've read it twice. >> Well, it's my favorite. Far off places, daring sword by its magic spells, a
prince of disguise. >> If you like it all that much, it's yours. >> But sir, >> I insist. >> Oh, thank you. Thank you very much. There she goes. That girl is so peculiar.
I wonder if she's feeling well. >> To the rest of us. Isn't this amazing? It's my favorite part because you'll see here
where she meets Prince Charming. But she won't discover that it's him till chapter three. Now it's no beauty. >> Very different from the rest of us.
She's nothing like the rest of us. >> I got it. I got you. You didn't miss a shot, Gaston. YOU'RE THE GREATEST HUNTER IN THE whole world. >> I know. >> No beast could stand a chance against you. And no girl for that matter. >> It's true, Lefu. And I've got my sight
set on that one. >> The inventor's daughter. >> She's the one. The lucky girl that I am going to marry. >> Well, but she's >> the most beautiful girl in town. >> Well, I know, but she's >> That makes her the best. And don't I deserve the best? Well,
>> of course you do. Right from the moment when I met her, saw her, I said, "She's gorgeous." And I fell. Here in town, there's only she who is beautiful as me. So, I'm making plans to
wound Mary. >> Look, there he goes. Isn't he dreaming? Oh, he's so cute. Be still my heart. My hardly breathing. He's such gentle dark
and handsome. I'll get the night. I'm going to try myself a success. Hello, Mel. >> Mojo,
excuse me. Can I have my book back, please? >> How can you read this? >> It doesn't have any pictures. >> Well, some of us use our imagination. >> Well, it's about time you got your head out of these uh books and started paying
attention to more important things. >> Hint hint. Like you. >> Exactly. The whole town's talking about it. It's not right for a woman to read. Soon she starts getting ideas and thinking.
>> Yes, Don. That's positively primeval. >> Oh, I thank you, Belle. What do you say you and me take a walk down to the tavern and take a look at my trophies? >> What do you say we don't? >> Come on, Belle. I think I know how you
feel about me. >> You couldn't even imagine. Gaston, please. I have to get inside to help my father. >> That crazy old foo. He needs all the help he CAN GET. >> DON'T TALK ABOUT MY FATHER THAT WAY. >> YEAH, don't talk about her father that
way. >> My father's not crazy. He's a genius. >> Papa. >> Some genius. >> What's a genius? Loo, I want you to go into the woods and
fetch me the fattest, healthiest deer you could find. >> But not the woods. Anything but the woods. You know I hate the woods. >> Just shut up and get me a deer for MY WEDDING FEAST. >> BUT I HATE THE WOODS. It's dark and spooky and there's they're bugs and and spiders.
>> Papa, are you all right? I'm fine, but I can't for the life of me figure out why that happened. That isn't the stubbornness piece of ow >> papa. >> About ready to give up on this hunk of junk. >> You always say that. >> I mean it this time. I'll never get this boneheaded contraption to work.
>> Yes, you will. And you'll win first prize at the fair tomorrow. >> H >> and become a world famous inventor. >> You really think so? >> I know so. You know I always have. Well, we better get cracking. This thing isn't
going to fix itself. Now, let me see. Where'd I put that doglegged clencher, >> Papa? >> So, tell me, did you have a good time in town today? >> I um I got a new book. >> You do love those books.
>> Well, they take me away to far off places where there's adventure, mystery, romance, happy endings. Papa, if I ask you something, will you answer me honestly? >> Don't I always?
>> Do you think I'm odd? >> My daughter odd. Now, where would you get an idea like that? >> I don't know. It's just people talk.
>> They talk about me, too. No, I'm not mad nor you. No family could be ser except one uncle who well maybe let that pass. In all you say or do, you couldn't make it plainer. You are your mother's god. Therefore, you are class.
>> So I should just accept I'm simply not like them. They are the common her and you can take my word. You are unique.
Death la. No matter what you do, I'm on your side. And if my point of view is somewhat mystery, there's nothing clearer in my life than
what I wish and feel for you. And that's a lot. No matter what. >> No matter what they say, you make me proud.
I love the funny way you stand out from the crowd. It's my intention, my invention. Shows the world out there one day. Just what we've got.
>> No matter. >> No matter what. Now some may say all fathers just exaggerate >> that every daughter's great. >> You are
and every daughter tends to say her father's tops. She pulls out all the stops to praise him and quietly. No matter what the pain,
we've come this far. I pray that you remain exactly as you are. This really is a case of father knowing best
>> and a daughter too. >> You're never strange. >> Don't ever change. >> You're all I've got. No matter
what you do. >> Okay. >> All right. Stand back. Here it goes. It It works. >> It does. It does.
>> Oh, Papa. You'll win first prize at the fair tomorrow. I know it. >> Who knows? Maybe I will let that. >> Oh, I almost forgot. >> Oh, what? >> I kn you a scarf for good luck. >> Now I know I'll win. And then traveling all those places that we talked about in
your books. Well, I'm off. >> Goodbye, Papa. Bye-bye, Mel. >> Be careful. First prize is nearly mine. It's quite my best invention. So simple yet complex. So massive yet so small. This
triumph of design will be my old age pension that is providing I can find the fair at all. I must have missed a sign. I should have paid attention.
Dr. That's not a nighting gale and not a mating call. Wolves see someone help me please. Hey,
let me in. Let me in. Hello. Hello. Well, now you've done it. I told you not to let him in. I could not leave him for some wolves. >> Is anyone home? >> If we keep quiet, maybe he'll go away.
>> Is someone there? Not a word in the air. Not one word. I don't mean to intrude, but I've lost my way in the woods and I need a place to stay for the night. Well, fellow Cogsworth have a heart. Mosture, you are welcome here.
>> I heard that. I know someone's there. And I'll thank you to step out where I can see you. >> Hello. Ah, and goodbye. Wait, wait. You're You're a clock and you're talking astonishingly, isn't it? And quite
inexplicable. Goodbye, >> Cogsworth. I'm surprised at you. What are your matters? >> We've got to get him out of here before the master finds out. This is incredible. How is this accomplished? Really, sir, if you just Oh, stop it.
Stop it. Stop it, I say. Really, sir? Do you mind? Well, I'm stumped. Maybe it's some kind of new fangled scientific gadget. I sir am not a gadget. Well, I beg your pardon. I don't mean to be rude. It's
just I've never seen a talk talking. >> Your children's here. Come up by the fire. >> No, I forbid it. Lumiere, as head of the household, I demand that you stop right there. Oh, not the master's chair. I'm
not seeing this. I'm not seeing this. >> What have we here? Do my eyes deceive me? Or is this so man? Oh, it's been so long since I've seen a real man. No offense,
>> but hello. All right, this has gone on far enough. I am in charge here and >> coming true. How would you like a nice spot of tea, sir? Oh, it'll warm you up in no time. >> Oh, yes, please. >> No, no tea. He'll be here all night. No
tea. >> There you are. >> It's just what I need. Oh, >> I think I scared him. Mom. >> Hey, little fella. What's your name? >> Chick. >> Figures. >> Careful. Oh, I just love older men.
>> Puppet, you are always trying to make me jealous, but it will not work this time. >> Me? What about you? Like Simon Jacel? >> What about Veronique? >> Veronique. >> Lumiere, listen to me. We've got to get
him out of here. Do you have any idea what the master will do if he finds out we let a stranger in? Calm yourself Cogsworth. The master will never have to know. >> As I was saying, he is bound to find out sooner or later. Should we hide, Mala?
No. No. Remain calm. There is no reason to panic. >> No, Mir's right. There is absolutely no reason to panic. May I borrow this? >> There's a stranger here. >> Master, allow me to explain. The gentleman was sent upon my wolves. Fool
him in. >> Master, uh, may I take the opportunity to say, uh, I was against it from the start. >> You dared to disobey me. >> Oh, dear. >> You have all betrayed me. >> Who are you?
>> My Maurice, >> what are you doing in my castle? >> I lost my way in the woods and I need a >> You're not welcome. >> I'm sorry. I'll just be on my way. It's hideous, isn't it? >> No. No. I mean,
>> you found a stereot. I was really looking for a place to stay. >> I'll give you a place to stay. You didn't even try. I don't believe it. >> No. Why would you go AND DO A THING LIKE THAT? >> Oh god. Saying so.
>> IT'S SO GIRLS. GIRLS, I'm just getting married. Don't tell me a little thing like that's going to change your feelings for me. >> Oh, no. No. Never. >> Good. And we'll still have our little uh Rondes boozes.
>> Oh, yes. Yes. Always. >> Well, if we're going to have a wedding, I guess I'd better propose to the bride. Run along now. Belle. Belle. Hello. Is anyone home? Belle.
>> Glass on but a pleasant surprise. >> Isn't it though? I am just full of surprises for you, Madam Mozelle. >> A portrait of you.
>> You shouldn't have. >> Don't mention it. You know, there isn't a girl in town who wouldn't love to be in your shoes. Today is the day that your dreams come true. >> What could you possibly know about my dreams, Gaston? Plenty.
You've been dreaming just one dream nearly all your life. Hoping, scheming just one. Will you be alive? Will you be some Heman's property? Good news that he mans me.
This equation girl plus man doesn't help just you. Women on occasion can have their uses too. Mainly to extend the family tree.
Darling, extend with me. We'll be raising sons galore. >> Inconceivable. >> Each built 6'4. >> Unbelievable. >> Each one stuffed with every ghast. >> You'll be keeping house with pride.
>> That's incredible. >> Each day gratified that you are part of this idealic scene. >> Picture this. A rustic hunting lodge. My latest kill roasting by the fire. My
little ones massaging my feet while the little ones play with the dogs by the fire. We'll have about six or seven >> dogs. >> No, Belle. Strapping young boys like me. >> Imagine that.
>> I can see that we will share all that love implies. We shall be the perfect parents rather like my eyes. You are face to face with destiny. All roads lead to the best things in
life are all well that ends with me. escape me. There's no way certain as Joe Ray when you marry. So, well, what's it going to be? Is it
yes or Oh, yes. >> I um I just don't deserve you. >> Who does me? But thanks for asking. >> So what did she say?
>> Oh, you know that Belle always playing hard to get. >> She turned you down >> for now. But make no mistake, I WILL HAVE BELLE for my wife. Well, gee, if she turned him down, then
maybe I still have a chance. >> In your dream, >> he's gone. Can you imagine? He asked me to marry him. Me, the wife of that foolish, brainless
Madame Gaston. Can you just see it? Madam guest on his little wife. Oh no sir, not me. I guarantee I want much more than this provincial life.
I want in the great white somewhere. I wanted more than I can tell. And for once it might be grand to have someone who understand.
I want so much more. They've got plans. >> Hey, Bill. Have you seen Gaston anywhere? >> You just missed him. Say, where did you get that scarf?
>> Oh, this. I found it in the woods. Pretty nice, huh? >> That scarf belongs to my father. >> Yeah, well, binders keepers. >> Lefu, I need you to think long and hard of where exactly you found that scarf. >> No. >> Think
>> uh somewhere IN THE WOODS? >> HARDER? >> By the crossroads. Okay, >> then he could still be out there. You have to take me back and help me find him. >> Not the woods again. But he COULD BE IN DANGER. YOU HAVE TO TAKE ME BACK. >> Not on your life.
>> Then I'll fight him myself. Couldn't keep quiet, could we? Just had to invite him to stay, didn't it? Surf him tea, sit in the master's chair. >> I was trying to be hospitable. >> Rubbish. >> That Can you blame me for trying
to maintain what's left of our humanity? Look at us. Look at you. >> What about me? >> You are always insufferable, but every day you become a little more inflexible, a little more tightly wound, a little more ticked off. >> Please spare me the stupid puns. At
least we're not as far gone as some of the others. You saw what happened to be shed. >> She was always too vain about her looks. And that's exactly what she's become. >> A vanity. >> Little drawers, mirrors, the works. >> And poor JeanClaude. >> Who? >> JeanClaude. You remember him? Not too
bright. Don't >> a brick. >> The whole wall. >> JeanClaude's a brick wall. >> Mhm. That's him in the kitchen behind the stove. And you know Gio, the house boy. That mealy mouth little booicker. I never liked him. He's always groveling at the
master's feet. >> He's a doormat. >> Perfect. >> It's happening faster with some of the others. But we're not too far behind. Slowly but surely, as every day passes, we will all gradually become things. >> But why did we have to get dragged into
this whole entire spell business? It's not like we threw that poor old Beverin out in hurrier. >> No, but are we not responsible for helping to make him the way he is? I suppose so. >> All I know is I will eventually melt away into nothing. I just hope there's
something left of me if the master ever breaks his spell. >> We've got to hold on, old man. We've got to hold on. >> Hello. Is anyone here? Hello? It's a girl. >> Yes, of course I can see it's a girl. >> IT'S A GIRL.
>> YOOHOO. >> NOW, RAMIER, let me do all the talking. That was it. >> As head of the household, I SHOULD DO MORE. >> A WORD. Just a word. That's all I'm asking for. >> Mama. Mama, you're not going to believe what I saw. Not in a million years. Not
in a million trillion years. >> Yes, dear. >> No, really. This is the greatest thing. It's the thing everybody's been waiting for since since Oh, since I don't know when. >> All right, Chip. What is it? >> There's a girl in the castle. Oh, bless
my soul. Wouldn't that be lovely? >> But there is. I I just saw her. >> Now, Chip, I will not have you going around making up wild stories, getting everyone's hopes up for no reason. >> Mrs. Pot, Mrs. Pot, did you hear? There is a girl in the castle.
>> See, I told you. And she's real pretty, too. Well, I don't know about this. >> This is the one. The girl we have been waiting for. She has come to break this bed. >> Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let's not be hasty. >> It's finally happening AFTER ALL THESE
YEARS. OH, HAPPY. >> Stop it. Stop that. >> We shall tell the others. No. >> Yes. I mean, no. I mean, wait a minute. Wait a minute. >> Hello. Is anyone here? Please. I'm looking for my father.
>> No. Is that you, >> Papa? How did you find me? >> Your hands are like ice. WE HAVE TO GET YOU OUT OF HERE. >> NO, you must leave this place. >> Who's done this to you? >> There's no time to explain. You must go now. >> I won't leave you here.
>> Who's there? >> I know someone's there. Who are you? >> Master of this castle. >> Then you're the one who's responsible for this. Release my father at once. I am the master of this castle and I do
not take orders from anyone. Throw her out. >> No, wait. Please forgive me. Can't you see? He's not well. >> And he should not have trespassed here. >> But he's an old man. He could die. >> He came into my home uninvited and now he'll suffer the consequences.
>> Please, I'll do anything. >> Now, there's nothing you can do. >> Wait, please. >> I said there's nothing you can do. >> TAKE ME INSTEAD. >> NO. >> What did you say? take me instead. >> Bal, you don't know what you're doing.
>> You would do that. You would take his place. >> If I did, would you let him go? >> Yes. But you must promise to stay here forever. >> No. >> Forever?
>> Forever or he dies in the dungeon. >> But that's not fair. Wait. Come into the light. >> Make your choice. >> Listen to me. I'm old. I've lived my life.
>> You have my word. >> Done. Take him to the crossroads. Papa, wait. >> Wait. Not yet. >> WAIT. PLEASE. PAPA. MY DAUGHTER. LET HER GO. WAIT. NO.
>> MASTER. MASTER. PLEASE. Since the girl is going to be with us for quite some time, you might want to offer her a more comfortable room. You didn't let me say goodbye. >> You'll never see him again. I would
never let you say goodbye. >> I'll I I'll show you to your room. >> My room? But I thought >> Would you rather stay in the dunge? >> No.
>> Then follow me. You follow me. >> This is your home now. You're free to roam anywhere you like except the west. Why? What's the message? >> It is forbidden. You are never to set foot there. Do you
understand? Do you understand? This is your room. I hope you'll be comfortable here. If you need anything, my servants will attend to you. And one last thing,
you will join me for dinner. This is not a request. Yes, I made the choice. For papa, I must stay. But I don't deserve to lose my freedom in this way. You
monster. If you think that what you've done is right, well then you're a fool. Think again. Is this home?
Is this where I must learn to be happy? Never dreamed that a home could be dark and cold. I was told
every day my childhood, even when we grow old, home should be worth the heart is never so true.
My heart's far, far away. Home is true. What I give to return to the life that I knew lately
and to think I complain of that dull provinial town. Is this home? Am I here for a day or forever?
Shut away from the world until who knows when as my life has been altered once it can change again. Build higher
around me. Change every lock and key. Nothing lasts. Nothing holds all of me. My heart's far
far away. Oh man. >> Who is it? >> Mrs. Pots, dear. I thought you might like some tea. >> Come in. Oh, there is nothing like a nice warm cup of tea to make the world seem a bit brighter.
>> But but your your pot, dear. Very pleased to make your acquaintance. >> Darling, >> who are you? >> Madam De, perhaps you've heard me. >> Sorry. >> You see, they have forgotten all about
me. one can be, and I quote, "The toast of Europe, the brightest star ever to grace the stage." The found this is impossible. >> I know it is, but here we are. Now,
shall I dress you in for dinner? This is nice, but how would you like to borrow one of my gowns? Let's see what I've got in my drawers. Whoopsie. That's not it. Aha. Here we are. I wore this the night
I performed at the Royal Opera. The king himself was there. Of course, I wouldn't have a prayer fitting into it. Now, take it. Take it. Take it. >> That's very kind of you, but I'm not
going to dinner. Oh, don't be silly. Of course you are. You heard what the master said. >> He may BE YOUR MASTER, BUT HE'S NOT MINE. >> OH, I'm I'm sorry. It's just Well, this is happening so fast. >> It's a very brave thing you did, my
dear. >> We all think so. >> I'm going to miss my papa so much. >> Sheriff child, I know things may seem a bit bleak right now, but you mustn't despair. We're here to see you through. I hope that we'll be friends though.
If anyone can make the most of living here than Belle, it's you. And who knows you may find home here,
too. Oh, who does she think she is that girl is tangled WITH THE WRONG MAN. >> DARN RIGHT. >> Nobody says no to Gaston. Dismissed, rejected, publicly humiliated. It's more than I can bear. >> A warrior.
>> What for? Nothing helps. I am disgraced. >> Who you? Never. Geston. You got to pull yourself together. >> Gosh, it disturbs me to see you, Gaston. looking so down in the dark.
Every guy here looked to be you guest on even when taking your lumps. There's no man in town as admired as you. You're everyone's favorite guy. Everyone's odd and inspired by you
and it's not very hard to see why. No one slipped Gaston. No one's quick as Gaston. No as incredibly thick as Gaston. There's no man in town half as
men. Perfect of pure Paragon. You can ask any Tom Dick or Stanley and they'll tell you whose team they'd prefer to be on. like
>> no one's got a swell left in his chin like a specimen. Yes, I'm intimidating. >> Gaston is the best and the rest is all drips. In a wrestling match, nobody bites like Gaston.
>> As you see, I've got vice to spare. >> Not an inch of him scraggly or scrawny. >> That's right. Every last inch of me is covered in hair. No one like >> in a spinning match. Nobody spits like
gas. >> I'm especially good at rating. >> 10 points for gason. >> When I was a lad, I ate four dozen eggs every morning to help me get large. And
now that I'm grown, I eat five dozen eggs. So I'm roughly the size of a bird. Wow. >> Trumping around wearing boots like Gaston.
I use antlers in all of my decorating. >> What a god. Drinks on the food. Help. Someone help me, please. >> He's got her. He's got her locked in a dungeon.
>> Belle, we must go at once, NOT A MAN TO LOSE. >> WHOA, WHOA, WHOA. Slow down, Reese. Who's got Belle locked in a dungeon? >> A beast. A horrible, monstrous beast. Ah! Ah!
Is it a big beast? >> Huge >> with spooky yellow eyes. >> Yes. Yes. >> And a big long snout. >> Yes. Yes. And sharp cool fangs. >> Yes. Will you help me? Will you help me? >> All right, old man. We'll help you out.
>> Thank you. Thank you. >> All right, then. I'll go back there and get her out myself. >> Crazy old Maurice. Crazy old Maurice. A fool. I'm afraid I've been thinking.
>> A dangerous pastime. I know. But that wacky old coot is Belle's father, and his sanity is only so so. Now the wheels in my head have been turning since I looked at that looney old man. See, I
promised myself I'd be married to Belle. And right now I'm evolving. If I >> Yes. >> Then we >> No. Would she? >> Yes. >> No. I get it. Let's go. No.
What? >> Like a persecute harmless crack like Gaston. >> Yes. I'm endlessly wildly resourceful >> as down to the depths of descent. I won't even be mildly remorseful.
>> Just as long as you get what you want in the end like >> entertain like these endless reframes like Gaston. >> So his marriage soon.
I want to go. >> Well, what is it? >> Is dinner ready, Mrs. What? >> Just about. I haven't had the funniest idea what you'd like to eat, so I just talked about everything in the kitchen. >> Good. Good. >> Yes. Well, don't just stand there gaping. Get back to work.
>> You tell him I can't. >> Tell me what. >> Now, don't get upset, but you've got something on your back. >> What on earth are you talking about? >> Ah, what is that? >> It appears TO BE A WINDING handle of
sorts. Well, get it off of me. >> It won't come off of What do you mean it won't come off? It wasn't there last night WHEN I WENT TO BED. Where'd it come from? Why is this happening to me? >> It's the spell, I'm afraid. Just try to relax. >> Relax. Relax. How can I relax with this
appendage on my back? Is there no dignity left for me? And what's going to go next? My mind. >> Calm down. It will all be all right. >> I'm frighten. I know, my friend, but you are not alone. We're all in this together. >> It's time for dinner. Where is she?
>> Perhaps I should see about her. Won't be a minute. >> I told her to come down to dinner. What's taking so long? >> Try to be patient, sir. The girl has lost her father and her freedom all in one day. But master, have you thought that perhaps this could be the girl to
break the spell? >> Of course I have. I'm not a fool. >> Good. So, you fall in love with her, she falls in love with you, and poof, the spell is broken. WE'LL BE HUMAN AGAIN. YEAH. It's not that easy. These things
take time. >> BUT WE DON'T HAVE TIME. The ros has already begun to weird. >> It's no use. She's so beautiful. And I'm Well, look at me. >> He has a point.
>> Master, you must try and help her see past all that. I don't know how. >> Well, you can start by trying to make yourself more presentable. Straight up. Try and act like a gentleman. Impress her with your ruby, but be gentle. Shower her with
compliments, >> but be sincere. And above all, >> what? >> You must control your temper. >> Well, what? >> Where is she? >> Who? Oh, yes. The girl. Well, she's in
the process of uh circumstances being what they are. She's not coming. She's not coming. >> What did you say? >> She's not coming. >> We'll see about that. >> Your lordship, your grace, your eminence that you >> stay where you are. You two stand aside.
I thought I told you to come to dinner. >> I'm not hungry. >> I am the master of this castle. I'm telling you to come to dinner. >> AND I'M TELLING YOU, WELL, I'M not hungry. >> Well, you're hungry when I say you're hungry. Don't be ridiculous. >> What did you say? >> You can't go ordering around people to
be hungry. IT DOESN'T WORK LIKE THAT. >> And besides, >> it's rude. >> No rude, is it? Well, how about this? If you don't come down TO DINNER, I'LL DRAG YOU OUT BY YOUR HAND. >> MASTER, THAT MAY not be the best way to win the girl's affection.
>> Please attempt to be a gentleman. >> But why should be so difficult? >> Why are you BEING SO DIFFICULT? WHY ARE YOU BEING SUCH A BULLY? >> Because I want you to come down to dinner. >> So, you admit you're being a bully. >> Deep breaths, master.
>> Deep breaths. >> I'll give her one last chance. Would you be so kind as to join me for dinner, please?
>> No. Thank you. find and starve. If she doesn't EAT WITH ME, SHE DOESN'T EAT AT ALL. >> What were we thinking? We'll never be human again. >> So it appears. >> Well, what would you two of us do? Give up? I won't give up until I can hear the
sound of my boy's laughter as he runs through these holes again. >> Quite right, Mrs. Pots. We mustn't give up while there's still a chance. Lumier, stand watching the door, and if you see the slightest change, inform me at once. >> We welcome them.
I ask nicely, but she refuses. What does she want me to do? Beg. Show me the girl. >> I know the master should be temperamental, but under all that matted, he's not such a bad fellow. Why
don't you give him a chance? >> Why should I? Did he give my father a chance? >> Well, no, but once you get to know him, I don't want to get to know him. I don't want to have anything to do with him. >> I only fooling myself. So never see me
as anything but a monster. How long must this go on? This cruel trick of fate. I simply made one care this wrong decision. And then that which was gone and left me in this state, an
object of revulsion and derision. hated. Is there no one who can show me how to win the world's forgiveness? No. What did they say? Impress her with
your wit. Show her her with compliments. Act like a gentleman. Act like a gentleman. Act like a gentle man. Come to be my little fluff. But you
know, it's my hands, isn't it? You do not love me anymore. Aren't you, >> Barbet? You really happy Tuesday week. Do you really think a little thing like that would change my feelings for you?
>> Now you really take my >> Oh no. >> Oh yes. >> Oh no. >> Oh yes. >> Oh no. No. No. No. No. I've been bred by you before. Actually, Madam, I I am a bit hungry.
>> I'll ring for Mrs. Pots and sing you in Ara while I wait. >> But I'll have to warm up warm up first. Okay. >> Actually, I'm not done. It's really It's all right. >> Stop. >> Now I'm done.
A little more. Thank you. Thank you. And now I'm ready for my Ara. Actually, >> it's all right. I'll go myself. >> But what about the master? He's really not going to like this.
I know. >> I like this girl. I like her spunk. >> Well, if you ask me, she was just being stubborn. After all, he did say please. >> Well, I think that's the first time we've ever heard him use that word. >> Oh, you see, she's already starting to
have a good influence on him. Oh, there you are, dear. Repops see you're out and about. >> I am Cogsworth, head of the household. >> Cogsworth, the girl. She's gone. I SWEAR MY EYES NEVER LEFT the shop. >> This is Lumiere. Stop it. Stop that. If
there is anything we could do to make your stay more comfortable. Anything. Anything at all. >> Well, I am a bit hungry. >> Except that. >> Oh, God's word. >> Well, you heard what the master said. >> Oh, pish posh. I'm not about to let this poor girl go hungry.
>> Fine. Glass of water, crust of bread, and then >> Cogsworth, where are your manners? She's not our prisoner. She's our guest. We must make her feel welcome. >> All right, dinner. But keep it down. If the master finds out, it'll be our next.
>> Of course. Of course. But what is dinner without a little music? >> Music? >> Moz, are you ready? and you wish for a misel. It is in deepest pride and greatest pleasure that you got to be
here tonight. Now be invited to relax. Let this beautiful chair as the dining room proudly presents your dinner. Be our guest. Be our guest. Put our
service to the test. Tie a napkin around your neck. Sh we will provide the rest. So sure had why we only live to serve. Try the great stuff. It's delicious. >> Don't believe me? Ask the dishes. They
can't sing. They can dance. After all this, this is France. Any second. Don't want to forget. You take a glimp. >> We'll prepare and serve a flare or
culinary cabaret. You're alone and you're scared. But the banquet's all prepared. No one's gloomy or complaining while the flat was entertaining. I do tricks with my fellow candlesticks
and it's all perfect. >> If your stress gets fine, darling, we suggest we are We are guest there. Let us try the bread. for the sit.
>> Be our guest. >> Be our guest. >> It's a gift. It's a guest. It saves a life. will all be blessed. Wine and corn and flame the Lord. I've had the napkins freshly pressed with dessert and my dear
while the cups do their self chewing. I'll be bubbling. I'll be brewing. I'll get I'll be s we want their company. We want to Is it one love or two? He's
our best. >> He's our best. >> Our best. Life is so unnerving for a servant who's not serving. He's not whole without a soul to wait upon.
Ah, those good old days when we were useful. Suddenly those good old days are gone. 10 years we've been rusting, needing so much more than dusting, needing exercise
and dance to use our skills. Most days we just fly around the castle. Fairly fat and lazy. You want to get also lazy. Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat. I your request is here and we're obsessed with your ear. Yes, indeed. We are still free while
I still love. Let us help you keep going. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Thank you, movie. I said it was delicious. >> Good show, everyone. Good show. Well done. Well done. Oh my goodness. Look at
the top. Off the bed. Shoo. Shoo. Shoo. >> Wo. I couldn't possibly go to bed now. This is my first time in an enchanted castle. Enchanted? Who said anything about the castle being enchanted? It was you, wasn't it?
>> I figured it out for myself. I'd like to take a look around if that's all right. Perhaps you would like a door. >> Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I'm not sure that that's such a good idea. We can't have you know who go poking around. You know where. You know what I mean?
>> Perhaps you'd like to take me. I bet you know everything there is to know about the castle. Well, actually I do. May I draw your attention to our hand painted ceiling complete with cherubs frolicking in delight amidst the nymphs and centaurs?
Act like a gentleman. Act like a gentleman. Act like a gentleman. This ought to be good. Oh, Belle. Well,
now if you unnote the unusual inverted archways, this is yet another example of the late neocclassical baroque period. And as I always say, if it's not broke, don't fix it. Uh, may I draw your attention to the
flying buttresses above the aviary? >> Oh, Louisair, it's all so wonderful. If only he weren't here. >> Act like a gentleman. I'm just fooling myself.
And thanks to some quick thinking on my part, the disaster was averted. And that was the last time a stone of that weight was quarried in this area. >> What's up there? Nothing. Nothing at all of any interest in the West Wing. >> Ah, so that's the West Wing. Nice,
Bowie. I wonder what he's hiding up there. >> Hiding? What an idea. Hiding. >> Well, then it wouldn't be forbidden, would it? >> Uh, perhaps Madmoiselle would like to see something else. We have exquisite tapestries dating all the way back to Aloisius the potential. >> Maybe later. >> Perhaps we'd like to see the guardians
or or the library. >> YOU HAVE A LIBRARY? >> We books? >> Oh, yes. Scans of books, mountains of books, forests of books, cascades, cloud burst, swamps of books, >> books with pictures, books with words more worthy than we'd ever be able to read in a lifetime. books on every
subject written by every author. Whoever's at Phantom, >> don't touch that. >> I'm sorry. >> What are you doing here? >> I I was um >> I told you never to come here. >> I know. I thought I was just >> You know what you could have done? Get out. >> Oh, no. I
>> don't touch me. >> No. No. >> Promise. No, Thomas. I WON'T STAY HERE. >> NO. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I I didn't mean to frighten you. I I didn't mean to hurt you.
You don't understand. There's so little left of me. So, so much left. And in my twisted face, there's not the slightest trace of anything that even hints at kindness.
and from my tortured shape. But no comfort, no escape I see. But deep within is utter blindness. Hopeless as my dream dies
as the time flies. of a lost illusion helpless unforgiving cold and driven to this sad
conclusion. No beauty could move me. No goodness improve me. No power on earth
if I can't love her. No passion could reach me. No hope left within
me. Oh, I could have loved her and make her love me too. If I can't love her,
then who? Long ago, I should have seen all the things I could have been. Careless and unthinking, I moved onward. No pain could be deeper.
No life could be shed. No point anymore if I can't love her. No spirit within
me. No within me. Oh my love and that she set me free.
But it's not to me. If I can't love her, let the world be done. Heat. Heat. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT.
HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HEAT.
HEAT. HEAT. HEAT. HERE. Let me see. Don't do that. Just hold still. >> Oh, that hurts. >> Well, if you didn't move, it wouldn't hurt as much.
You wouldn't run away. This wouldn't have happened. >> Well, if you hadn't frightened me, I wouldn't have run away. >> Well, you shouldn't have been in the West Wing. >> And you should learn to control your temper. >> Now,
hold still. This may sting. By the way, thank you for for saving my life. >> You're welcome. >> Well, oh, now that's more like it. Oh, I just knew they could get along if they tried.
>> So, the ice is broken at last. >> And not a moment too soon either. Have you taken a good look at the rose lately? Is losing pedals at an alarming rate. >> Not to mention the fact I can hardly even bend over anymore. Clearly, it's time for us to give them a little push.
We must find a nice romantic way to draw them closer together. I have just the thing. >> How about we will meet you up with a nice bowl of soup? >> Soup? >> Trust me. There's something sweet and almost kind.
But he was mean and he was coarse and unrefined. And now he's dear and so unsure. I wonder why I didn't see it there before. Cheers. Come along now, deary. Let's get
you out of those wet things. She glanced this way. I thought I saw. And when we touched, she didn't shudder at my paw. No, it can't be. I'll just ignore. But then she's never looked at
me that way before. Oh, when she smiles at me, I I get all choked up. My heart starts pounding and and and I can't breathe. >> Good. >> That's good. >> Excellent. >> I've never felt this way about anyone
before. I want to give her something. But what? >> Well, there's the usual things. Flowers, chocolates, promises you don't intend to keep. >> No. No. This is no ordinary girl. It has to be something special. Something that
sparks her interest. Something >> what? Are you sure? Well, >> I don't know. I'm just I get so nervous around her. >> She's so beautiful. >> She is so beautiful. say something about the dress.
>> It's pink. A >> compliment. Oh, >> what a nice dress. >> Thank you, >> Belle. I I have something to show you. But first, you must promise to close your eyes. It's a surprise.
>> Gig, >> can I open them? Um, no, not quite. >> How about now? >> Almost there. All right. All right. No. >> I can't believe it. I've never seen so
many books in my entire life. >> You You like it? >> It's wonderful. Well, it's yours like me.
Who ever thought that this could be true? He's no prince charming. But there's something in him that I
simply didn't see. But this is one of my favorites. King Arthur. Have you read it? >> No. >> Well, you don't know what you're missing. I'd love to read it again. Wait, you read it first. >> Oh, no. No, no, that's all right.
>> No, please. You read it. >> No, you. >> No, you. >> No, I can't. >> You've never learned to read. >> Only a little and long ago.
>> Well, this just happens to be the perfect book to read aloud. Come sit by me. >> With who have thought? Bless my soul. >> Who would have known? Well, indeed. And who could have guessed they'd come together on their own? So peculiar and a
few days more. There may be something there that wasn't there before. >> Perhaps there's something there that wasn't there before. >> What? >> What's there, mama? >> Shh. I'll tell you when you're older.
Come along. Let's give him some privacy. >> Mama. >> Yes, Jack. >> Will I ever get to be a boy again? >> I hope so. >> When will I know? >> Soon. If it's to be, it'll be very soon now. Come along now, son.
Knowing not that this was indeed the legendary sword Excalibur, Arthur tried to pull it from the stone. He tried once to no avail. He tried a second time and still he could not pull it out.
He tried for a third time and drew forth the sword. >> So that must mean he's the king. >> Wait and see. >> I never knew books could do that. >> Do what? >> Take me away from this place and make me
forget for a little while. Forget >> who I what are you? >> We have something in common. You know >> what's that?
>> In the town where I come from, people think I'm odd. >> You. >> So I know what it's like to be different. And I know how lonely that can be.
For a third time, Arthur drew forth the sword, and there from the kingdom arose shout, "Arthur is king." >> Told you so. They're still in there. >> Yes. And so far, he has been a perfect
gentlemanly. You know what, mama? I have this funny feeling inside. I don't know what it is, but it makes me feel kind of bubbly. It's hope, son. I've been feeling it,
too. >> Oh, we, my little friend. The day we have waited for may be at hand. >> If only that were true. Lillianne. >> Human again. Human again. >> Yes. Think what that means.
I'll be cooking again. Be good looking again. With no matter charm. When I'm human again. The only human again, poison, polished and gleaming with charm. I'll be courting
again, chic and sporting again, which should cause several husbands. I'll hop down off the shelf and sweetly myself. >> I can't wait to be human again.
>> When we're human again, only human again. When we're knacks and whatnotss no more little push little shock they can push fold and move tar.
I'll wear lipstick and I won't be so huge while I'll easily fit through that door. I'll exud my to be human again. When I'm human again, only human again.
When the world once more starts making sense, I'll unwind for a change. >> Really? That could be strange. >> Can I help it if I'm tense in a shack by the sea? I'll sit back sipping tea. Let
my earlier retirement come. Far from fools made of wax. I'll get down. You press tax and relax. Are you again? So sweep the dust from the floor. Let's let some light in the room. I can
feel I can tell someone might break the spell any day now. Shine up the grass on the door. Let us ping through. If it all goes as planned, our time may be at hand any day
now. Open the shutters and let him. Put these here and put those over there. Sweep up the sadness and tears and throw them away.
Anyone here heard that Arthur had been slain? She slew into a convent and no one was able to make her smile ever again. That's the end.
>> What? Beautiful story. >> I knew you'd like it. I'd like to ask you for something. >> What is that? >> A second chance. Would you have dinner with me tonight?
>> Dinner? Me with you? >> No. Yes. Will we play it again? And we're as we pass all this
water all that we closer. Heat. Heat. my glorious heat. Heat. Heat. Thank you for coming on such short notice, Moar.
>> I don't usually leave the asylum in the middle of the night. But this fellow said you make it worth my while. >> Look, I've got my heart set on marrying Belle, but she needs a little persuasion. >> Turn him down flat.
It's like this. You see, there's a danger I'll be thwarted and denied my honeymoon. For the pretty thing I've quarted refuses too soon. So the time has come
for a murky plant for which I turn to a murky man >> to find that >> where the maze on de I don't take this girl for granted. There's no path I haven't told to her heart no seed unplanted. No
flowers unstruuse, but I don't see how I can be of use for I lock people up. I'm not a lonely heart's glove. I'm a cold cold fish on a nasty vicious streak. >> Please speak.
>> It's Belle's father who's your client. She adores the old buffoon. She'll be forced to be compliant. >> She'll dance to your tune. We'll get the daughter through her dad who just pronounced the old boy mad
>> and who she slammed up in your head. >> The damn I make myself entirely clear. It's the simplest deal of my fel career.
Put Maurice away and she'll be there with moments in a dreadful state. She'll capitulate to me. Oh, I'll be sting very tightly
>> very soon. But please don't bring him in for that. Goodbye. Be my bride. rather die than have her daddy pacified. >> And my sword did some
so the church raise his heart to death. Heat. Heat. Tonight is a night. The night to confess your love. >> No, I'm not sure if I can do that. >> But you must. >> You care about the girl, don't you?
>> More than anything. >> Then why not tell her? >> No, I can't. >> You must. There will be beautiful music, romantic candlelight provided by myself. And when the moment is right. >> How will I know when the moment is right? >> You'll feel slightly nauseous.
>> No, no. You will feel it in here. And you must speak from the heart. >> Oh, I I must speak from I can't. >> You must. >> What are you afraid of? >> Nothing, >> master.
>> I'm afraid she might. >> She might what? Laugh at me >> somehow. My prince, you must find the courage to take that chance. >> Master, look at the rose. There's so little time left.
>> Oh, I really don't think I can do this. >> Master, look. >> This might help to boost your courage. >> No. No. >> You can do it, master. I know you can. Tale as old as time. True as it can be,
barely even friends that somebody be unexpectedly. Just a little change, small to say the least. Both a little scared, neither one prepared.
Beauty and the beast. Ever as surprise, ever as before, ever just as sure as the sun rise. Tail as old as time,
tune as old as song. Bitter, sweet and strange. Finding you can change learning you were wrong. Certain as the sun rising in east
tail as old as time as old as beauty of the beast. Hell as old as time. Song as old as rhyme.
Beauty and the beast. Off to the cupboard with you now, Chip. It's past your bedtime. Good night. Thank you for asking me to dinner. >> Dinner was wonderful.
>> Belle, I >> Yes. >> Are you happy here? >> Oh, yes. Everyone is so kind to me. Mrs. Pots and Lumiere >> with me. >> Yes. I must speak from the heart.
>> Is something wrong? >> I was just thinking about my papa. I miss him so much. I I wish there was a way I could see him again. >> There is a way. This mirror. This mirror will show you anything.
Anything you wish to see? >> I wish to see my father, please. >> Papa. Oh no. Something seems wrong. He seems to be lost. Oh no. I should Oh, I should
>> go to him. >> What? >> You should go to him. But but what about >> You're not my prisoner anymore. You haven't been for a long time. >> No. No.
Take it with you. That way you'll have something to remember me by. >> I could never forget you, >> Mel. >> Yes. Go, go, go, go.
>> I'll never see her again. >> Well, sire, I must say, everything is going just swimmingly. I knew you had it in you. >> I let her go. >> You what? >> How could you do that? >> I had to. >> But why? After all this time, he's
finally learned to love. That's it thing. That just breaks his spell. It's not enough. She must love him in return. And now it's too late. No spell has been broken.
No words have been spoken. No point anymore if she can't love me. No
hope she would do so. No dream to pursue. So I finally know that I will always
be in this hopeless state and condemn to wait. Wait for death to set
me free. We're finally home. You can rest here. >> I don't know what happened. Last thing I remember, I was falling. >> You were in the woods, Papa. I I thought I'd never find you.
>> But the beast, how did you escape? >> I didn't escape, Papa. He let me go. >> She let you go, that terrible beast. >> He's not terrible. I know. In the beginning, I was so frightened. I thought I thought it was
the end of the world, but somehow things changed. >> How? >> I don't know. I just see him differently now. It's funny. I look around and I see the
whole world differently. There's been a change in me. A kind of moving on though what I used to be I still depend
upon. For now I realize that good can come from bad. That may not make me wise.
But oh, it makes me glad. and die. I never thought I'd leave behind my childhood dreams, but I don't mind for now
I see. No change of heart, but change in me. For in my dark despair, I slowly unerstood my perfect world out there.
disappeared for God. But in its place, I feel a true life begin. And it's so good and real.
It must come from within. And I never thought I'd leave behind my childhood dreams, but I don't mind. I am not who I want to be. No change of heart, a change in me,
no change of heart, a change in me. Good afternoon, Barc. >> I've come to collect your father. >> What?
>> Don't worry. I'll take care. >> My father's not crazy. >> He was raving like a lunatic. We all heard him, didn't we? >> Yeah. >> All right, come along now. >> You can't do this.
Tell us again, old man. Just how big was that beast? >> Well, he was enormous. He was at least eight. No, more like 10 ft tall. >> You don't get much crazier than that. It's true, I tell you. What are you
doing? >> Tell me, Maurice, what did you first start having these delusions? >> It is not a delusion. The beast was real and so was talking clock. >> Poor Belle. It's a shame about your father,
>> Gaston. You know he's not crazy. I might be able to clear up this little misunderstanding if >> if what >> if you'll marry me. >> What? >> One little word, Belle. That's all that it takes.
>> Never. >> Have it your way. Take the old man. Wait. Wait. Belle. >> Papa. Wait. I CAN PROVE MY FATHER'S NOT CRAZY. Show me the beast. That's it. That's it.
>> Is he dangerous? >> Oh, no. I know he seems frightful, but he's really kind and gentle. He's my friend. >> If I didn't know any better, I'd say you have feelings for that monster. >> He's not the monster, Gaston. You are.
>> SHE'S AS CRAZY AS THE OLD MAN. She says this creature is her friend. Well, I've hunted wild beasts and I've seen what they can do. The beast will live OFF WITH YOUR CHILDREN. THEY'LL COME AFTER THEM IN THE NIGHT. >> YOU WOULD NEVER do that. >> FORGET THE OLD MAN. I SAY WE KILL THE
BEAST. >> We're not safe until sacrifice our children to our free. >> So it's time to take some action, boys. It's time to follow
me through the mist, through the woods, through the darkness and the shadows. It's a nightmare, but it's one exciting ride. Say a prayer, then you're there at the draw bridge on a castle. And there's something truly terrible inside. He's a
beast. He's got fangs, razor sharp lords, massive paws, killer claws for the feast. Hear him roar. see a foe, but we're not coming home till he's dead. Good and dead. We'll kill the beast. >> I won't let you do this.
>> Try and stop us. >> Papa, this is all my fault. I have to go board him. >> I'm coming with you. >> No. >> I lost you once. I'm not going to lose you again. >> We'll read the village of this beast. Who's with me? >> I am. >> I am. >> I am. Not your horse.
>> Screw your porridge to the sticking place. helping myself through a wood every day. He's a beast as tall as a mountain. He won't rest till he's sele. REMEMBER THE BEAST is mine.
down the base. The base, this place gives me the creeps. Sh. >> Well, it does. >> Shut up. Gaston, I want to go home.
Say you're kind of cute. >> Sucker blue. Pard anymore. Master, >> leave me in peace. >> But the castle is under attack. >> It doesn't matter now. Just let them come. I want you to look like to have a teaser. Oh,
thank you. >> Here you go. >> Take that, you scummy scum. Hey, where did everyone go? Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. You're even up there in the flesh.
Get up. What's the matter, Beast? Too kind and gentle to fight back. You loved her, didn't you, Beast? That's a good one. Did you really think a girl like that would love a thing like you? She despises you, beast, and she
sent me here to destroy you. >> It's over, Beast. Bell is mine. >> No. Let me go. Let me go. Get out. >> I'm sorry. You came back. >> Yes.
Yes. I'm here now. >> And you came back. >> Take my hand. >> No. Are you okay? Of course I did. If only I'd come sooner. >> Maybe it's better this way.
>> Don't talk like that. Everything will be fine. >> No, >> we're together now. We'll see. >> At least I got to see. >> We are home. This is where we shall be
forever. Trust in me for you know I won't run away from today. This is all that I need and all that I
need to say. Home should be where the heart is. Certain as I can be. I found home.
You're my home. Stay with me. >> No. >> Yes. >> I No.
No. Please. Please don't leave me. Please. I love you. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Look into my eyes. Belle, don't you recognize the beast within the man
that's here before you? It is you. It's me. Oh, goodness me. Mrs. B. Stop. Stop that. Mrs. Bugs.
Master. Cops. Oh. Oh my. Cox. Oh. Let's go find your father. Who was that young man? It was the prince. >> No, it wasn't. >> Yes, it was.
>> No, it wasn't. >> It most certainly was. >> Bet. You look so much better. What? Don't you like the way I look before? >> I I did. It's just I like you better this way. >> Well, then you were lying to me.
>> No, I wasn't. >> Yes, you were. >> No, I wasn't. >> Yes, you were. Well, maybe you kind of like you better this way, too. >> Madam, may I say that you look ravishing? >> Thank you, Cogsworth. Do you like the
gown? I simply can't believe it fits me again after all these years. >> It's magnificent and excelsious. >> Did you know I wore this the night I performed at the Royal Opera? The king himself was there. >> I know, my dear. You were wonderful.
>> Oh, God's word. >> Mama. Mama. Chip. Oh, my boy. My boy. >> Are they going to live happily ever after? Mama. >> Of course, my dear. Of course. >> Do I still have to sleep in the cupboard?
Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Oh, rising heat. Heat. Heat.
Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. Heat. Heat. Heat up here.
Heat up here. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat.