While we were given the first proper glimpse into the anticipated remake a few weeks ago, this new cut takes us into the Beast's (Dan Stevens) castle once again.
While there's no new footage to marvel over, what we do get is a more prolonged look at the wonderful cast of characters and their varying accents - including everyone from Belle (Emma Watson), to Lumiere (Ewan McGregor) and his, er, solid 'French' accent, and Ian McKellen's distinctive Cogsworth.
Emma Thompson as Mrs. Potts also gets her moment in the trailer, telling Belle that the Beast is not as terrible as he appears, while Chip (Nathan Mack) knows how to make an entrance.
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The first trailer broke a number of records following its debut, including registering a massive 127.6 million views around the world in the 24 hours after its premiere - the most ever, even beating Fifty Shades Darker and Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
It also turns out that the trailer is an exact replica of the original animation's trailer, which is an extra touch of genius on Disney's part.
's release date, it has also emerged that pupils are reportedly being taught that the story promotes violence and abuse towards women.
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A lesson plan has circulated that argues: The movie says if a woman is pretty and sweet natured she can change an abusive man into a kind and gentle man.
In other words, it is the woman's fault if her man abuses her. And of course, the beast turns into a handsome prince because ugly people cannot be happy.
However, the Chairman of the Campaign for Real Education hit back, calling the circulated lesson plans an ignorant, insidious and covert attack on family values and on the ancient wisdom of fairy tales.
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Is inhabited by American English speakers. For the role of Gale in the 2012 movie adaptation, native Australian Liam Hemsworth abandoned his Down Under voice and delivered a simple but convincing American accent.
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In the months building up to Little Women’s release, rumours circulated, on Twitter and within Hermione Granger fan circles, that Emma Watson wasn’t very good in it. It was said that some of her scenes had been cut, that test audiences had disliked her American accent, and that she was only in the film in the first place as a last-minute favour to Sony head Amy Pascal. (Emma Stone, director Greta Gerwig’s first choice for the character of Meg March, dropped out.)
Watson’s relative absence on the Little Women press tour has given further weight to the speculation – specifically a day in the middle of December that saw the majority of the cast speak to press in a London hotel, while Watson was off darting around the city on her own, leaving free copies of Louisa May Alcott’s book near certain London landmarks.
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A source told Page Six that Watson had informed Sony Pictures that she would only attend the film’s New York premiere and not commit to any further promotion for the film, leading to (potentially misogynist) speculation that there was a cast feud – or that Watson was unhappy with the film, or her performance in it.
In truth, however, Watson is brilliant in Little Women – just as she has been in a number of films in recent years. But praising her as an actor is often met with cynicism – as if you’re either blinded by residual Hermione love, or you’re generally delusional.
Watson’s reputation as a not-very-good actor is partly Harry Potter’s fault, with an entire generation growing up watching her, Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint stutter and shriek their way through the halls of Hogwarts. The fact that none of them were particularly good in the early entries of the franchise – chosen less for their acting abilities than for their physical similarities to JK Rowling’s source material – has also stuck around in the cultural consciousness. It’s meant that, even as adults, all three have been unfairly labelled as bad actors – despite having demonstrated their individual range in the nine years since the series ended.
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