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"Beauty and the Beast" is the name of a traditional fairy tale in human culture, about a man transformed by a curse into a monster, who can only be changed back by finding his true love.

Amanda Grayson cited this story as an illustration of the similarities between alien cultures, noting that Vulcan culture had a similar story called "Sikan and T'Risa", as did the Andorians, with the title "The Prince Trapped in Monster Form". (TOS novel: Vulcan's Forge)

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Beauty and the Beast is a classic fairy tale published as far back as the 1740s. The story has been adapted into a number of mediums including ballet, short stories, television, Broadway, and film.

References

• A 1971 episode of Sesame Street tells the story of "Cutie and the Beast," in which Princess Cutie falls in love with a beast. Her father, the King, gives a test to the beast before he consents to his daughter's marriage. The beast succeeds, and kisses Princess Cutie – who turns into a female beast.

• The Muppet Show spoofed the story in a similar deviation by way of a ballet called Beasty and the Beaut. As in the Sesame Street version, Lesley Ann Warren transforms after falling in love with the beast.

• The Muppet Babies episode "Beauty and the Schnoz" spoofs the title of the story with Baby Gonzo in the role of the beast.

Connections

• Howard Ashman wrote the lyrics for the songs that appear in the 1991 Disney film
• Kerry Butler appeared as Belle in the Disney Broadway Musical
• Tim Curry played Forte in the movie "Beauty and The Beast: The Enchanted Christmas"
• Alan Menken wrote the music for the songs that appear in the 1991 Disney film and play
• Roscoe Orman has narrated and voiced an audio book download of the fable, as adapted by Andrew Lang^[1]
• Donny Osmond played Gaston in the Disney Broadway production
• Bernadette Peters played Angelique in the Disney sequel Beauty and The Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
• Christy Carlson Romano played Belle in the Disney Broadway production
• Paul Reubens played Fife in the Disney sequel Beauty and The Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
• Joshua Rudoy played Eric in three episodes of the television series (1987-1988)
• Susan Sarandon played the Beauty in the Faerie Tale Theatre Production
• John Tartaglia appeared in the Disney Broadway production as Lumiere
• Frank Welker played the footstool in the 1991 Disney film.

See also

• Hans my Hedgehog

References

1. ↑ Adapted by Andrew Lang, narrated by Roscoe Orman, "Beauty and the Beast (Unabridged)", AudibleKIDS, 2008 publication.