We build the new LEGO Beauty and the Beast Castle, a set that's filled with details and Easter eggs from the original Disney animated film.

Josh also noted that he “never once discussed” LeFou’s sexuality with the movie’s creative team, and described the much-buzzed-about dancing scene as “harmless” and “a fun blink-and ...

Josh Gad has candidly called out the huge public outcry over the “gay” moment his character LeFou shares with a dancer in the final scenes of Disney’s live-action remake of Beauty and the ...

Gad also revealed that LeFou’s sexuality was “never once discussed” with the movie’s creative team and described the infamous dancing scene as “harmless and “a fun blink-and-you’ll ...

Eight years after the live-action Beauty and the Beast's gay LeFou controversy, Josh Gad provides an in-depth explanation for the situation.

That “gay moment” turned out to be a fleeting shot of LeFou and Gaston dancing together at the movie’s end. Gad says in his book he felt the character was too peripheral to live up to Condon ...

Josh Gad opened up about a controversy surrounding sexuality that hovered over his performance as LeFou in the 2017 live-action Disney film Beauty and the Beast. The 43-year-old actor's character ...

Gad also notes that he “never once discussed” LeFou’s sexuality with the movie’s creative team, and described the much-buzzed-about dancing scene as “harmless” and “a fun blink-and-you’ll-miss-it ...

Actor Josh Gad clarifies how his character’s queerness came together for the remake. LeFou was the loyal servant to one of the best live-action Disney villains, Gaston.

At the time, much was said about Gad's character LeFou dancing with another man in a brief scene, sparking headlines that it was the "first gay Disney character" after director Bill Condon said in ...

Keira Knightley, who starred in the romantic 2003 Christmas film "Love Actually," is revealing why she told the movie's director an iconic scene was "creepy." ...

“Pierrot le Fou” was made in 1966 but only released in the United States this year [1969]. Thus it comes to Chicago after “ Weekend ” (1968), a film it superficially resembles. Both films are about a ...