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Beastly

Beastly

“Love is never ugly.”
6.3 /10 (2,885) PG-13age 2011 1h 26m
Romance Fantasy Drama
Director Daniel Barnz
Screenplay Daniel Barnz
Vanessa Hudgens plays a scholarship student who curses a shallow, cruel prep-school heartthrob, played by Alex Pettyfer, transforming him into a scarred, tattooed monster who must find someone to genuinely love him within a year or remain disfigured forever. Daniel Barnz's teen-oriented modernization of 'Beauty and the Beast' relocates the fairy tale to a contemporary New York high school. Critically dismissed but modestly profitable, it slots into the mid-2000s wave of fairy-tale-to-YA teen romance adaptations.
Release
Jan 21, 2011
Budget
$17M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$43M

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Where to watch Beastly? Beastly is available for streaming on YouTube TV, Freeform.
Who stars in Beastly? The main cast of Beastly includes Alex Pettyfer, Vanessa Hudgens, Mary-Kate Olsen, LisaGay Hamilton, Neil Patrick Harris.
Who directed Beastly? Beastly (2011) is directed by Daniel Barnz.
How long is Beastly? Beastly has a runtime of 1h 26m. It was released in 2011.
What genre is Beastly? Beastly is a Romance, Fantasy, Drama film. It has a rating of 6.3/10 with 2,885 votes.

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Synopsis

Vanessa Hudgens plays a scholarship student who curses a shallow, cruel prep-school heartthrob, played by Alex Pettyfer, transforming him into a scarred, tattooed monster who must find someone to genuinely love him within a year or remain disfigured forever. Daniel Barnz's teen-oriented modernization of 'Beauty and the Beast' relocates the fairy tale to a contemporary New York high school. Critically dismissed but modestly profitable, it slots into the mid-2000s wave of fairy-tale-to-YA teen romance adaptations.

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