Audra McDonald Featured in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast," in Theaters Now

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Audra McDonald helps bring Disney's Beauty and the Beast to life in the live-action adaptation of the classic film, which opens in theaters around the world today. She joins Emma Watson as Belle, Dan Stevens as the Beast, and a cast of household objects as the gregarious singing Garderobe. "To hear McDonald's glorious voice on the big screen is just one of this film's many pleasures," says Deadline. Elle says: "She's the first voice we hear and one of the last, and if you've ever heard her sing, you know that's a wonderful thing."

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Audra McDonald helps bring Disney's Beauty and the Beast to life in the live-action adaptation of the classic film, which opens in theaters across the United States and around the world today. She joins Emma Watson as Belle, Dan Stevens as the Beast, and a cast of household objects as the gregarious singing Garderobe.

"To hear McDonald's glorious voice on the big screen is just one of this film's many pleasures," says Deadline. Elle magazine, which spoke to McDonald ahead of today's opening, says: "She's the first voice we hear and one of the last, and if you've ever heard her sing, you know that's a wonderful thing." Read what she had to say about it in the interview here.

Beauty and the Beast is directed by Bill Condon, written by Stephen Chbosky and Evan Spiliotopoulos, and features music from the original film and three new songs by Alan Menken and Tim Rice. To find out where the film is playing in a theater near you, visit beourguest.com.

Audra McDonald has released five solo albums on Nonesuch Records: Go Back Home (2013), Build a Bridge (2006), Happy Songs (2002), How Glory Goes (2000), and Way Back to Paradise (1998).

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    Audra McDonald Featured in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast," in Theaters Now
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    Audra McDonald helps bring Disney's Beauty and the Beast to life in the live-action adaptation of the classic film, which opens in theaters across the United States and around the world today. She joins Emma Watson as Belle, Dan Stevens as the Beast, and a cast of household objects as the gregarious singing Garderobe.

    "To hear McDonald's glorious voice on the big screen is just one of this film's many pleasures," says Deadline. Elle magazine, which spoke to McDonald ahead of today's opening, says: "She's the first voice we hear and one of the last, and if you've ever heard her sing, you know that's a wonderful thing." Read what she had to say about it in the interview here.

    Beauty and the Beast is directed by Bill Condon, written by Stephen Chbosky and Evan Spiliotopoulos, and features music from the original film and three new songs by Alan Menken and Tim Rice. To find out where the film is playing in a theater near you, visit beourguest.com.

    Audra McDonald has released five solo albums on Nonesuch Records: Go Back Home (2013), Build a Bridge (2006), Happy Songs (2002), How Glory Goes (2000), and Way Back to Paradise (1998).

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