Emma Watson makes the perfect Belle in Disney’s live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast.
And there are more live-action reboots in the works here and here, so what better time to cast our dream live-action Disney Princesses.
From Moana to The Little Mermaid and Snow White, we’re rooting for the rooting for these fab femmes.
Hint: Dove Cameron, Vanessa Hudgens, Normani Kordei and Lucy Hale all make the list! (Try to guess who would play who in our dream casting before you click inside.)
Beauty and the Beast had the most amazing opening at the box office, earning over $170 million from 4,210 theaters over the weekend.
Belle is one of the favorite Disney princesses, and rightfully so. She joins Alice(in Wonderland), Cinderella and Aurora (in Maleficent) in getting their own live action movies, along with Mulan to follow.
However, JJJ is here to make an argument for Tiana, from The Princess and the Frog, to be the next in line for her own live action movie.
Click inside to see just why Tiana should get her own movie…
We all know and love the official Disney Princesses — Belle, Aurora, Tiana, Merida…
They’re powerful, inspiring, curious and kind.
Frozen’s Anna and Elsa, and Elena of Avalor were just added to the lineup by Walt Disney, joining Mulan, Pocahontas, Rapunzel, Cinderella, Snow White, Ariel and Jasmine.
But what about the forgotten princesses?
The ones that aren’t added to the official lineup at all…or more likely, actually forgotten about.
We bet you’ve never heard of Princess Aquata, or what about Princess Dot? No? We thought so.
Click inside now to see 10 Forgotten Disney Princesses…
How gorgeous is Elena of Avalor‘s royal gown?
Disney debuted the new Princess’ royal gown over the weekend and revealed details about it’s making, which was designed by Project Runway All Stars‘ alum Layana Aguilar.
Making its debut on the Disney channel in July, Elena is a brave and adventurous teenager who saves her kingdom from an evil sorceress and must learn to rule until she is old enough to be queen.
Speaking with WWD, Layana drew on her South American heritage, “The feeling to it is very Peruvian, Inca-like. When they first showed me Princess Elena and I read a little bit about that story, it took me back to that memory.”
Look who showed up at the 2016 Radio Disney Music Awards — Elena of Avalor!
Disney’s first Latina Princess, who will make her debut around the Disney Parks this coming August, showed off a little teaser for her upcoming animated show!
In the animated series centers on Elena, whose journey began long ago when her parents and kingdom were taken from her by the evil sorceress Shuriki. She bravely faced the sorceress to protect her little sister, Princess Isabel (Jenna Ortega), and grandparents but in the process, her magical amulet pulled her inside its enchanted jewel, saving her life but imprisoning her at the same time.
Decades later, Princess Sofia of Enchancia (Ariel Winter) discovers the truth about the amulet she has worn since joining her royal family and sets out to restore Elena to her human form and help her return to the kingdom of Avalor.
Get ready to meet Disney’s newest princess — Elena of Avalor!
Disney’s first Latina Princess is set to make her debut around the Disney Parks this coming August, according to the Disney Parks blog. Elena will appear in Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World Resort.
She’ll also make her debut on television this year on Sofia the First, before getting her own series.
In the animated series centers on Elena, whose journey began long ago when her parents and kingdom were taken from her by the evil sorceress Shuriki. She bravely faced the sorceress to protect her little sister, Princess Isabel (Jenna Ortega), and grandparents but in the process, her magical amulet pulled her inside its enchanted jewel, saving her life but imprisoning her at the same time.
Decades later, Princess Sofia of Enchancia (Ariel Winter) discovers the truth about the amulet she has worn since joining her royal family and sets out to restore Elena to her human form and help her return to the kingdom of Avalor.
If you haven’t already watched singer Evynne Hollens‘ medley of the Disney Princesses — you are missing out!
The singer shared the video earlier this week and JJJ is absolutely blown away.
Evynne covers all 14 princesses — even Merida, who didn’t even sing in her movie — and it’s spectacular!
“Evolution of the Disney Princess. A medley of every Disney Princess from 1937 until 2013! From Snow White to Elsa; all 14 Princesses!” Evynne wrote in the notes section before giving shout outs to the dress maker and filmmaker.
Watch below!
