The clip, which debuted on "Good Morning America" on Tuesday, features Evans -- who plays the preening villain Gaston -- and Josh Gad -- who plays Gaston's goofy toady, Le Fou -- singing the eponymous tavern ode to manly man Gaston, surrounded by fawning, beer chugging onlookers. It's just a small section of the tune, though based on Gad's impassioned delivery and Evans's casually boastful performance, it looks to be every bit as fun as the animated original.
WATCH: New clip from #BeautyAndTheBeast featuring @TheRealLukevans, @joshgad singing 'Gaston.' - @beourguest http://pic.twitter.com/q04cJcks57
— Good Morning America (@GMA) February 14, 2017
In a set visit interview with Entertainment Weekly conducted back in 2015, Evans revealed that the new version of "Gaston" will include some lines that were not in the 1991 flick, but which were written at the time by that film's lyricist, the late Howard Ashman. Though they didn't make the cut back then, Evans said some of them have been incorporated into the new version, making this latest take on "Gaston" "really, really special," the actor told EW.
Audiences have just a little over a month before they can hear the full song for themselves. "Beauty and the Beast" opens on March 17.
[via: Good Morning America, Entertainment Weekly]
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