LeFou's dance scene was further diminished by the fact that it wasn't even "exclusively" gay. As Vulture pointed out, you could still see the other straight couples in the shot.

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After an exhaustive analysis, Vulture concludes that the “exclusively gay moment” is a two-second shot where LeFou dances with a man during a crowd scene. Advertisement. March 5.

Looking back at the character and the scene, Gad told the Independent in an interview published Saturday that LeFou “didn’t go far enough to warrant accolades.”. Gad explained, “We didn ...

Josh Gad’s character LeFou in “Beauty and the Beast” is Disney’s first openly gay character. The upcoming movie has received considerable attention in recent days since director Bill ...

In the movie, Josh Gad's character LeFou is said to have a small but significant storyline exploring his sexuality, with the character ultimately being confirmed to be gay on screen.

“LeFou is somebody who on one day wants to be Gaston and on another day wants to kiss Gaston. Disney’s live-action retelling of Beauty and the Beast is set to lead the March box-office charge, ...

In a typically bumbling fashion, LeFou chases Plumette up the castle’s main staircase, where he catches her in his net, but only for a brief moment as Lumière quickly comes to her rescue.

You always knew there was something going on between Beauty and the Beast‘s Gaston and LeFou, didn’t you?. Emma Watson and former Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens lead the live action movie ...