‘The Little Mermaid’: This was the private screening of the controversial Disney film, which took place before the MET Gala

‘The Little Mermaid’ has caused a stir since the early stages of its promotion. There have been several controversies that have arisen as a result of the new bet of Disney Live Action. Now, shortly before its release in movie theaters, Variety has reported exclusively that a special screening packed with Hollywood stars, took place last Sunday in New Yorkon the eve of the prestigious MET Gala on May 1.

The story of the little mermaid Ariel and her will to pursue the love of her life on dry land, Prince Eric, will hit theaters around the world on May 26. However, on April 30, anticipating the rest, the small group of privileged people went to the Whitby Hotel in New York to attend a screening of the film organized by Rob Marshall, the film’s director, and her husband, producer John DeLuca.

The guests totaled 80 people. Among them could be seen such well-known faces of the panorama Hollywoodian as: Emily Blunt and John Krasinski; Matt Damonaccompanied by his family; Emily Mortimer, Ben Platt, Micaela Diamond, Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman, Bob Balaban, Lynn Grossman, Diane and Brian Sutherland, and Scott Ellis.

In addition, they were added Allan Menkenthe composer of the tape, and lin manuel mirandawho has co-written three new original songs for the film.

LThe adaptation of the 1989 animated classic was received with great praise. The audience erupted in applause each time one of the musical numbers concluded, and when the film came to an end, the audience continued to cheer.

The city’s climate helped create the atmosphere. The director took advantage of the downpour that fell on New York to affirm that it helped to feel truly “under the sea“.

Hours later, in the same city, and sharing some of the guests, the MET Gala took place, organized by Vogue in the well-known museum of the city. The event, which always captures the attention of the media around the world, was attended by the actress in charge of giving life to Ariel, Halle Bailey, who stopped to comment on her impressions about her imminent premiere.

“I’m so excited,” he began by telling Variety. “Also a little anxious because she’s been getting closer for quite some time.“

“Definitely, I think it will be different because we will see a modern perspective of the world. You will be able to see a reflection of the world we live in today,” continued the actress. “Our world is a beautiful place for diversity.“

Accompanying Bailey in the film, we will be able to see Jonah Hauer King, as Prince Eric; to Javier Bardem, giving life to King Triton; to Jacob Trembleyin the skin of Flounder already daveed diggs like Sebastian.