Beauty and the Beast
(La Belle et la Bête)

English poster

Country	France Germany
Directed by	Christophe Gans
Release Date	2014
Language	French
Studio	Eskwad Pathé TF1 Films Production
Distributor	Pathé Distribution (France) Concorde Filmverleih (Germany)

Main Cast
Character	Actor
The Beast / The Prince	Vincent Cassel
Belle de Beaufremont	Léa Seydoux
Belle's Father	André Dussollier
Perducas	Eduardo Noriega
Anne de Beaufremont	Audrey Lamy
Clotilde de Beaufremont	Sara Giraudeau
Maxime de Beaufremont	Nicolas Gob
Jean-Baptiste de Beaufremont	Jonathan Demurge
Tristan de Beaufremont	Louka Meliava
Astrid	Myriam Charleins

Beauty and the Beast (La Belle et la Bête) is a 2014 French movie, directed by Christophe Gans.

The following weapons were used in the film Beauty and the Beast (2014):

WARNING! THIS PAGE CONTAINS SPOILERS!

Pistols

Percussion Cap Pistol

Numerous Perducas' brigands were armed with the Percussion Cap Pistols.

Teodoro Arrizabalaga percussion cap pistol replica, Spain, 1960.

Percussion cap pistol

The brigand (which holds the musket) has a pistol on the belt.

A close up.

The brigand (second from the right) with the pistol on the belt. The grip...

...and percussion hammer can be seen.

The brigand at the center with the pistol on the belt.

The brigand (second from the left) with the pistol on the belt.

The brigand (at the center) holds the pistol after firing it.

Flintlock Pistol

At least one of the Perducas' brigands uses Flintlock Pistol.

French Model An IX Cavalry Flintlock Pistol - .69 cal

The brigand (second from the right) fires his pistol.

Flintlock Pocket Pistol

Several Perducas' brigands fires Flintlock Pocket Pistols at the one scene.

Pocket-sized Flintlock Pistols. Because Flintlock Pistols were occasionally carried in multiples to bypass their lengthy reload times, they allowed for possibly the earliest form of Akimbo shooting and/or the "New York Reload" technique.

The brigands fires their pistols.

Double Barreled Flintlock Pistol

Perducas (Eduardo Noriega) uses Double Barreled Flintlock Pistol throughout the movie.

Double Barreled Flintlock Pistol by Durs Egg 18th Century .55 Calibre FirearmSold.

Perducas puts his pistol on the table.

Perducas raises his pistol...

...and fires it.

"Knee Flintlock Pistol"

One of the Perducas' brigands carries a pistol with short buttstock. Such guns, not large enough for even shortest of carbines, are sometimes referred as "Knee Pistols". They were especially popular in Ottoman Empire, on Balkans and in North Africa.

Flintlock Knee Pistol, 17th century, Tunisia - 45mm (1.77 inch)

The brigand at the background holds the pistol (pointed by the red arrow). Note the short buttstock.

The same brigand fans his pistol.

The same brigand (second from the right) runs, pistol in hands.

The same brigand (far right) holds the pistol.

Unknown Pistols

Several Perducas' brigands were armed with the muzzleloaded pistols, which is most likely percussion or flintlock, but it's had never seen clear.

The pistol (at the top, left) is partly seen.

The brigand (second from the left) with the pistol on the belt. The lock is seen in distance, which made the identification rather difficult.

The brigand at the center with the pistol on the belt. The lock isn't seen.

The brigands (at the left and backgroud, center) with the pistols on the belts. The locks isn't seen.

The brigand (second from the right) brandishes the pistol.

Shotguns

Blunderbuss

The bartender (uncredited) threatens Perducas and his brigands with the Blunderbuss.

Blunderbuss Flintlock

The bartender aims his Blunderbuss.

The Blunderbuss is seen from the slightly other angle.

The flintlock can be seen.

The another view of the same scene.

Muskets

Model 1777 Cavalry Carbine

Tristan de Beaufremont (Louka Meliava) uses the Model 1777 Cavalry Carbine as his weapon of choise. Later, it was tooked from him by Maxime de Beaufremont (Nicolas Gob), who gave it to Jean-Baptiste de Beaufremont (Jonathan Demurge) and finaly to one of the Perducas' brigands.