Beauty And The Beast Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details
22 of the most interesting Beauty And The Beast easter eggs you didn't know about. Handpicked and verified, these little-known hidden details can be obscure enough most people will miss. These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of Beauty And The Beast movie message.
Beauty And The Beast posterBeauty And The Beast Plot
A prince cursed to spend his days as a hideous monster sets out to regain his humanity by earning a young woman's love.
Genre
Animation, Family, Fantasy, Musical, Romance
Director
Gary Trousdale
Stars
Robby Benson, Jesse Corti, Rex Everhart, Angela Lansbury
IMDB score
8.0
Beauty And The Beast Movie Trivia
The Beast / Prince never received an official name. However, some of the cast allegedly named him "Adam". This is likely referencing Frankenstein's Monster in "Frankenstein" (1818). Never given a name by his creator, the Monster suggested that he be called "Adam".
Which takes place in France, the beer steins sing in a German accent
Beauty And The Beast Movie Easter Eggs
the final fight between Gaston and the beast in Beauty and the beast (1991), as Gaston falls to his death he has skulls in his eyes
- The Latin motto on the Beast's stained glass window reads "Vincit Qui Se Vincit" which translates "He Conquers Who Conquers Himself"
When Lumiere takes Belle to her room, you can hear the song "Home" from the Broadway Musical in the background.
Accuracy details in Beauty And The Beast
Gaston used his bow in the final confrontation with the Beast instead of his blunderbuss, this is because it was raining and the gunpowder would've gotten wet making it useless.
Beauty And The Beast movie hidden details
You can see little skulls in his eyes as he falls to his death.
When Maurice is lost in the woods, the road sign that points to the sunny path reads Anaheim while the dark path goes to Valencia. This is a nod to the locations of Disneyland (Anaheim) and Six Flags (Valencia).
During Gaston's song, you can briefly see LeFou giving people coins at certain points in the song. He's bribing them to go along with the whole thing to cheer Gaston up.
Maestro Cadenza is missing teeth. Earlier in the film, as a harpsichord, he fires his "teeth" (keys) at the attacking townspeople to fend them off.
Belle was willing to be locked up for the rest of her life with the beast to save her father, but unwilling to be stuck with Gaston for the rest of her life to save her father.
Gaston's opponent moves his bishop from a white square to a red square (an illegal move) before Gaston smashes the board.
After Cogsworth is turned back into a human, his mustache is uneven like the hands of a clock.
When Gaston sings "and every last inch of me's covered with hair", he winks when saying "inch"
Belle's father comes across a sign showing him the way to Anaheim, where Disneyland is located
When Gaston is battling the beast, he loses his balance and falls off the castle with 2 skulls in his pupils showing him his death.
According to the storyboard, in Beauty and the Beast (1991) all silverware and plates and cups were supposed to have faces.
Belle's favourite book is not unlike her own adventure. (explanation in comments)
Guillotine reference during "Be Our Guest".
The chorus of girls that follow Gaston have hairstyles of different Disney princesses (Jasmine, Belle, and Ariel)
Was banned or censored in Russia, Malaysia, Kuwait and (surprise) Alabama for implied homosexuality.
The invention made by Maurice in Beauty and the Beast (1991), the axe has a chip in it. Foreshadowing it's use by Chip the cup