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Compare And Contrast La Belle Et La Bete

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Unlike the Disney Movie "Beauty and the Beast" , It starts with the curse casted by a witch upon the prince, the Film La Belle Et La Bete starts off with a woman reading the book entitled "La Belle Et La Bete". How the beast came to be also differs. In La Belle Et La Bete, a curse was cast upon a God, as a form of vengance when his Daughter was accidentally killed when she was in the form of a Doe. Belle 's character and background changed a bit too. In the Disney Movie, Belle was a book-nerd, whom people thought of as crazy for loving books, and also seems to be an only daughter. In La Belle Et La Bete, Belle is a kind and simple daughter of a rich merchant, whom, because of tragic storm, lost all their wealth. Belle , in La

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