Emma Watson's taking on a pretty monumental task with Beauty and the Beast - attempting to breathe new life into one of Disney's most beloved princesses, Belle.

After a clip of her singing the classic 'Something There' leaked online, Disney has now released an official version of the snippet; offering a first proper listen of the star's vocals in the film.

A new TV spot also offers us a better look at Watson's Belle, alongside Dan Stevens' fearsome CGI Beast and the castle's gang of magical objects - Lumiere (Ewan McGregor), Cogsworth (Ian McKellen), and Mrs. Potts (Emma Thompson).

The film, directed by Bill Condon (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn), takes clear advantage of the original fairytale's French Rococo setting in order to deliver sumptuous, romantic production design worthy of one of Disney's most iconic stories. This is going to be the visually lush production to beat in 2017, for certain.

Narrative-wise, things don't appear to be straying particularly far from the original 1991 animation, with all the familiar elements in place: the wolf attack, the granting of Belle's library, falling in love in the snow, Belle finding the rose, and (of course) the iconic ballroom scene.

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The film also stars Luke Evans as Gaston, Josh Gad as LeFou, Stanley Tucci as Cadenza, Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Babette, Kevin Kline as Maurice and Audra McDonald as Wardrobe.