Filipino-American and Grammy-winning singer H.E.R. has been cast as Belle in ABC's "Beauty and the Beast" special.
The Filipino-American and Grammy-winning singer has been cast in ABC's "Beauty and the Beast" special as the well-loved small-town princess.
"I can't believe I get to be a part of the Beauty and the Beast legacy," H.E.R. said in a statement published by"I have always wanted to be a Disney princess," she added.Chu said they were influenced by Disney's animated movie that was released in 1991. "It's very exciting to collaborate together to honor the artistry of that timeless classic while also inspiring a whole new generation of creators," he said.—JCB, GMA News
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