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A | Disney is once again revisiting the world of Beauty and the Beast, this time by turning the spotlight on its most swaggering antagonist. The studio is developing Gaston, a live-action feature film centred on the iconic villain from the 1991 animated classic, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The project is currently in its early stages. The plot details are being kept firmly under wraps. Dave Callaham is known for his work on major studio tentpoles. He has written the latest draft of the screenplay. This has followed earlier versions by Kate Herron and Briony Redman. Michelle Rejwan is set to join as producer. This project highlights Disney’s commitment to expanding its classic fairytale universes through fresh perspectives. The studio has previously found success with villain-centric stories coming to life. Notable projects include Maleficent, led by Angelina Jolie, and Cruella, starring Emma Stone. A live-action ‘GASTON’ movie is in development at Disney.The character first appeared in the 1991 animated ‘Beauty and the Beast’ film. pic.twitter.com/wBzkqTTkGK — Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) December 15, 2025 The story was originally adapted from a French fairytale. Beauty and the Beast became a landmark release for Disney upon its debut in 1991. The animated film went on to become the studio’s highest-grossing animated title at the time. The film also earned six Oscar nominations, won two Academy Awards, and made history as the first animated film ever nominated for Best Picture. Gaston stood out as one of Disney’s most memorable villains. He is charismatic, narcissistic, and dangerously entitled. Richard White voiced the character of Gaston in the animated version. Luke Evans brought the character to life in Disney’s 2017 live-action adaptation. The film also starred Emma Watson and Dan Stevens. That remake proved to be a massive commercial success, earning over $1.26 billion worldwide at the global box office. Also Read: Nominations for Filmfare OTT Awards 2025: Full List Out。 (ECNS) -- Viral trends such as China Cool and Chinamaxxing are helping fuel a surge in international tourism, as more travelers head to China in search of immersive, firsthand experiences. The trend has also received high-profile attention from Elon Musk and his mother, Maye Musk, who have praised the country for its efficiency, cleanliness, and welcoming hospitality. Recent data points to a clear shift from traditional sightseeing toward what some are calling “China Living”—experiencing the country more like a local. In Guizhou Province, international hotel bookings jumped 84% as visitors ventured into ethnic villages and mountain retreats. In southwest China's Yunnan, UNESCO-listed Yuanyang rice terraces and lively local markets offer travelers deeper cultural experiences. Boutique guesthouses are also adapting, offering more personalized services for foreign families and helping create a fast-growing niche within the tourism industry. Infrastructure upgrades have been central to this growth. Streamlined services now include 240-hour transit visa exemptions, paperless tax refunds, and AI-powered translation tools. With international payment options increasingly available at major attractions, inbound tourist spending has risen by nearly 73% since June. As these improvements expand across hundreds of cities, they are giving international visitors a closer look at a “Real China”—safe, modern, convenient, and culturally rich—while helping reshape the country’s image as a leading global travel destination. (By Intern Lin Qiaochu, Zhang Dongfang) 。