The Beauty and the Beast remake was a standout for its best original moments like giving Belle’s mom a backstory and Beast’s new original song “Evermore.” However, the Disney live-action remake ...

However, in an interview with Attitude Magazine, director Bill Condon described it as an “exclusive gay moment” and suggested ...

Luke Evans played Gaston while Gad played Gaston’s sidekick and friend, LeFou. Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else ...

The chat was 'about the specific nature of LeFou's devotion to Gaston,' Gad said, adding that 'in the course of our discussions, we tried to distinguish whether or not LeFou loved Gaston or was in ...

A brief shot of Gad's character LeFou dancing with another man prompted an intense public backlash, but Gad claims he "never once" played the faithful servant to the arrogant Gaston (Luke Evans ...

Condon said: “LeFou is somebody who on one day wants to be Gaston and on another day wants to kiss Gaston. He’s confused about what he wants,” he told Attitude magazine at the time.

In his memoir In Gad We Trust, Josh brushed off the implication that the 2017 film was intended to feature Disney’s ...

D Dipasupil/FilmMagic via Getty Images Josh Gad is opening up about the public response to his portrayal of LeFou in the live ...

However, the real controversy came when director Bill Condon said in his 2017 interview with Attitude that LeFou is a character who doesn’t know whether he simply idolizes Gaston or is in love ...

"I for one certainly didn't exactly feel like LeFou was who the queer community had been wistfully waiting for" The post Josh Gad says he ‘never once’ played Beauty and the Beast character LeFou as ...