Here's What Lumiere and Cogsworth Look Like in the Live-Action 'Beauty and the Beast'

Because we were obviously dying to know.

Scene from 'Beauty and the Beast'
(Image credit: Disney)

Anticipation for Disney's live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast is high. The cast is incredible: Emma Watson as Belle, Ewan McGregor as Lumiere, Emma Thompson as Mrs. Potts, Ian McKellen as Cogsworth, Josh Gad as Le Fou — the list goes on.

When Disney released the first teaser trailer for the film back in May, the internet buzzed with excitement and just a little disappointment. Yes, the trailer was hauntingly beautiful (and an impressive shot-by-shot recreation of the trailer for the 1991 animated feature), but it gave us very little insight as to what a live-action version of the film's world would look like.

Specifically, we were all wondering how some of the characters (you know, like the ones who happen to be enchanted pieces of furniture) would look.

Now we know. Disney has released a few new images from the film that highlight some of our favorite characters. There's this one of Lumiere and Cogsworth that has completely captivated our imaginations:

Lumiere (candlestick holder with lit candles) and Cogsworth (clock)

(Image credit: Disney)

And this one that gives us a peek into Gaston's tavern:

People inside Gaston's tavern

(Image credit: Disney)

And as a bonus, here's a first look at Dan Stevens as the Beast (in human form), thanks to the glory of Twitter:

We hope Disney will give us several more sneak peeks before Beauty and the Beast opens March 17, 2017.

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