Disney Issues a Series of Live Posters for Beauty and the Beast
To promote Beauty and the Beast movie, which premiers in March 2017, Disney presented a series of animated movie posters, making the characters ‘come alive’, Mashable writes.
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— Emma Watson (@EmmaWatson) 26 января 2017 г.
Meet the Beast. See more when our final trailer for Beauty and the Beast debuts on Monday #BeOurGuest
Meet Gaston: https://t.co/TsPNqKZjC6 pic.twitter.com/L5mZr6OkUX— Beauty and the Beast (@beourguest) 26 января 2017 г.
Meet Gaston. See more when our final trailer for Beauty and the Beast debuts on Monday #BeOurGuest
Meet LeFou: https://t.co/ggcJYcZbGP pic.twitter.com/BbA0q5gNqB— Beauty and the Beast (@beourguest) 26 января 2017 г.
Meet Mrs. Potts. See more when our final trailer for Beauty and the Beast debuts on Monday #BeOurGuest
Meet Maurice: https://t.co/mclzXjohnZ pic.twitter.com/84cDB0cz1E— Beauty and the Beast (@beourguest) 26 января 2017 г.
Meet Cadenza. See more when our final trailer for Beauty and the Beast debuts this Monday. #BeOurGuest pic.twitter.com/IlfrdHFs2W
— Beauty and the Beast (@beourguest) 26 января 2017 г.
A similar idea was implemented by American director Pablo Fernandez Eyre earlier, who made the posters of iconic movies come alive in the same way — among them, Lost in Translation by Sofia Coppola, Moonrise Kingdom by Wes Anderson, and Lost Highway by David Lynch.
