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Belle was Henn's second Disney heroine, after having previously worked on Ariel. [75] He was specifically assigned to animate scenes from the studio's Florida division, [76] and has since animated several Disney princesses since completing Beauty and the Beast. [77] Henn observed that, unlike Ariel, Belle does not "fall in love at first sight"; instead "there's an actual relationship you see grow". [78] Henn decorated his studio with photographs of famous women, specifically Hollywood actresses Natalie Wood, Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly, and Audrey Hepburn, for reference. [41] [79] [51] Henn claims Belle's appearance started to form once O'Hara was cast and he heard her voice, from which point they married her performance with the designs they had already been conceiving. [79] O'Hara found herself intimated by the photographs of "all these beautiful women", but animator Lorna Cook reassured her that they would reference her own photo as well. [79] Henn hardly met O'Hara apart from rare occasions when he would travel to California for production meetings. [79] Meanwhile, the animators dissuaded O'Hara from seeing drawings of the character until much later into production, encouraging the actress to simply let the animators draw her. [79]

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