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Belle's Magical World
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Belle's Magical World is a 1998 animated anthology direct-to-video musical fantasy film about that sets inside the castle during the timeline of the original Beauty and the Beast.
Directed by Bob Kline. Written by Alice Brown, Richard Cray, Carter Crocker, Sheree Guitar and Chip Hand.
Dialogue
Narrator: Once upon a time a beautiful young woman named Belle went to live in a strange and magical castle. There she befriended the castle's staff of enchanted objects who, like their master, The Beast, had once beer human. But row they were all living under a spell that only the power of love could undo. As their friendship grew they hoped that Belle might be the one who could learn to love a beast and thus release them all from the spell.
Cast
David Ogden Stiers - Cogsworth, Narrator
Robby Benson - The Beast
Gregory Grudt - Chip
Paige O'Hara - Belle
Anne Rogers - Mrs. Potts
Jerry Orbach - Lumiere
Kimmy Robertson - Fifi the Featherduster
Frank Welker - Sultan the Footstool
Jim Cummings - Webster, Tubaloo, Chef Bouche, Punch Bowl
Jeff Bennett - Crane, Frappe
Rob Paulsen - LePlume, Tres, Egg Beater
April Winchell - Chandeleria, Chaude, Concertina
Jo Anne Worley - Armoire the Wardrobe
External links
Category:1998 English-language films
Category:1998 American animated films
Category:Films directed by Bob Kline
Category:Traditionally animated films
Category:American anthology films
Category:American sequel films
Category:American children's films
Category:Animated films about birds
Category:Animated films about magic (supernatural)
Category:Animated films about princes
Category:Animated films set in castles
Category:Animated films set in France
Category:Disney direct-to-video animated films