Originally from the series, Manga Sekai Mukashi Banashi, UAV released this anime on VHS though the English dub originally was from the series, Tales of Magic.
Taking a look at Goodtimes’ completely useless promo/compilation VHS that features, Aladdin, Sinbad, Greedy Humpty Dumpty, Beauty and the Beast, The 3 Musketeers and A Coach for Cinderella!
Little Golden Book made videos apparently and they released the horror of the 1981 Beauty and the Beast upon us all!
One of the earliest animated Beauty and the Beast adaptations, the Ruby Spears version first aired as a TV special on CBS in 1983!
Old Man enters the Dingo Cinematic Universe and has to deal with Wabuu and selling his daughter to The Beast!
Released in English in 1988 by Mayfair communications this stop motion animation movie originally came out in 1976 released by DEFA in East Germany. Also they made the Beast an elephant…
Pat Morita hosts the Britannica Tales Around the World series as he not only takes us through Beauty and the Beast but also The Chinese Parrot and Sedna!
It’s Burbank’s spin on Beauty and the Beast! Featuring a bunch of lies and a lanky loser Beast who yells NNOOO a lot.
A telling of Beauty and the Beast so painful that you’d think it came from Dingo Pictures but, NOPE! It’s a British production by Bevanfield Pictures who somehow managed to get some real actors like Christopher Lee! (This is also where the ugly guy came from.)
Originally a part of Nippon Animation’s Grimm’s Fairy Tale Classics series, this anime version of the story was brought to us in English by Saban.