Emma Watson wears Belle's famous yellow dress in stunning new Beauty and the Beast image

Disney fans, rejoice: Emma Watson will definitely be donning a version of Belle's much-loved sunshine-hued ballgown in the studio's forthcoming live-action Beauty and the Beast adaptation.

On a new Entertainment Weekly cover, Watson is seen dancing with Dan Stevens's horny Beast (it's a factual statement: the character literally has horns) in a recreation of a famous scene from the original 1991 animated movie.

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Be our guest—and step inside the magical world of #BeautyAndTheBeast! 🌹 Pick up this week’s issue (on newsstands November 4) for an exclusive first look at #Disney’s new live-action remake, and hear from stars Emma Watson, Dan Stevens and more on the film. You can see a preview now by clicking the link in our bio. 📷: Courtesy of Disney; Lettering by @lukeritchie

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Entertainment Weekly also released images from scenes in the upcoming film, including first looks at the characters Gaston, Le Fou, Maurice, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, Lumière and Plumette.

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🎶Tale as old as time...🎶 #EmmaWatson looks stunning in the iconic yellow dress, #BeautyAndTheBeast fans! Click the link in our bio to see 8 other enchanting, exclusive photos from #Disney's live-action remake. 🌹📷: Laurie Sparham/Disney

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🎶 No one fights like Gaston! 🎶 #BeautyAndTheBeast #LukeEvans #Disney 📷: Laurie Sparham/Disney

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Beauty and the Beast, due to be released on March 30 2017, is the latest in a string of live-action interpretations of Disney's classic animated fairy tales. In 2015 we saw Lily Collins step into the role of Cinderella in Kenneth Branagh's sumptuous adaptation, while audiences earlier this year were treated to Jon Favreau's live action Jungle Book, which featured the voices of Idris Elba, Jeremy Irons and Scarlett Johansson.

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Dan Stevens stands tall as The Beast and #EmmaWatson dons the signature blue dress as Belle in this exclusive #BeautyAndTheBeast photo. ❤️ 📷: Laurie Sparham/Disney

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#EmmaWatson looks simply enchanting as Belle in this exclusive #BeautyAndTheBeast photo. 😍✨ 📷: Laurie Sparham/Disney

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Directed by Bill Condon, the new Beauty and the Beast film will also star Luke Evans as villain Gaston, Emma Thompson as Mrs Potts, and Ewan McGregor as servant turned talking candle Lumiere.

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#EmmaWatson and Kevin Kline are a fairytale family in this exclusive #BeautyAndTheBeast photo. ❤️✨ In #Disney's animated version of the film, Belle is a big fan of reading while her father, Maurice, is an inventor. For the new live-action remake, that's changing in a BIG way. Click the link in our bio for all the details. 📷: Laurie Sparham/Disney

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The gang's all here! 🙌🏽 Here's what Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, Lumière and Plumette look like in the #BeautyAndTheBeast live-action remake. Click the link in our bio to see 8 more exclusive photos. 📷: Disney

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The film will also feature music from original Beauty and the Beast composer Alan Menken, who'll be re-recording some of the much-loved songs he created for the 1991 film, alongside some new material, which he'll co-write with lyricist Tim Rice.

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Josh Gad as Le Fou and Luke Evans as Gaston in #Disney's #BeautyAndTheBeast remake make the perfect pair! 😄📷: Laurie Sparham/Disney

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