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It's a tale as old as time...Hollywood takes something that was already pretty popular and China Archivesdecides to do it again and again until it's everywhere you look.

This year, it's Beauty and the Beast, which you probably know is getting the live action treatment starring Emma Watson unless you've been imprisoned in a weird castle where dishes come to life for the past few months. The stars seem to have taken the hint.

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Here are all the Academy Awards looks that double as late auditions for the classic Disney tale.

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Leslie Mann as Belle

Credit: FRAZER HARRISON/GETTY; Disney

Emma Stone as Babette

Credit: FRAZER HARRISON/GETTY; Disney

Dakota Johnson as Lumiere

Credit: FRAZER HARRISON/GETTY; Disney

Ruth Nega as the rose

Credit: FRAZER HARRISON/GETTY; Disney

Casey Affleck as Beast

Credit: FRAZER HARRISON/GETTY; Disney

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