This is a tough question because all the actors who played their charcthers in this movie really nailed at them.

Amy Adams: I couldn’t think of a better actress that could pull off the sweetness like the way Adams did as Giselle. She was brilliant as the wide eyed beauty who enchants everyone.

Patrick Dempsey: I am not a fan of this guy but I was surprised to see him in a musical rom com fantasy where he plays the straight guy who hates love and doesn’t believe in fairytales at all. I like how he portraits his character from being a boring cynical divorce attorney to becoming less cynic and more romantic not to mention loveable in the end of the movie.

James Marsden: This guy was so hystrical and so OTT as his charcther Edward. He was like Jim Carrey with the manic ways and the facial expressions. If there was a live action version of Beauty & the Beast and he would be brilliant as Gaston.


Susan Sarandon: I was a bit disappointed with this one because she had less screen time and there was NO villian song which could have been great. As for her charcther she was great as the old hag as she was barely unrecognisable with the prosthetics on her.


Timothy Spall: He was ok,a bit boring but he was great.


Idina Menzel: Why couldn’t they give it to Sandra Bullock I felt like they didn’t want to find some attractive actress to be Robert’s girlfriend. But as for Ms Menzel she was great as the bitchy girlfriend who wanted too much from Robert.

She's one of the best actresses ever. She's soooo cute! ^^
I also love James Marsden. He's my second fave.

James Marsden is absolutely gorgeous and I love him <3 Susan Sarandon's a close second because villains rock and I love her in Rocky Horror

I also like Amy and I think that Susan is a really damn good actress. I didn't saw much movies/series with Patrick, but I think I like that guy.

I liked Amy Adams in this movie( I seriously have a girl crush on her she’s so pretty) and Patrick Dempsey surprised me in this film I was like wow this guy should do more family orientated films.