Tale as old as time : the art and making of Beauty and the beast /
Features interviews with the artists, voice-over actors, and executives; transcripts of meetings and story sessions; and sketches, caricatures, sequences of animation drawings, and preliminary artwork from discarded scenes.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Disney Editions,
[2010]
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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| Online Access: | Publisher description Contributor biographical information |
Table of Contents:
- True as it can be : the origins of the original story
- Ever just the same : ever a surprise : Disney on the rebound after the 1984 change in management
- Finding you can change : learning you were wrong : the initial version of the film
- Both a little scared : neither one prepared : Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale become directors of a new interpretation
- Tune as old as song : Howard Ashman and Alan Menken make the film a musical
- True that he's no prince charming : creating the characters
- There must be more than this provincial life : creating a world for the story
- Bittersweet and strange : completing the film, and the death of Howard Ashman
- Who'd have ever thought : that this could be? : Beauty and the Beast comes to the stage
- Just a little change : small, to say the least : Beauty and the Beast in IMAX and in 3-D
- With a dreamy far-off look : and her nose stuck in a book.