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Ships’ names, Tauck has also released several artist renderings (all here in this blog).For instance, Tauck’s new riverboats will beckon guests with an inviting Sun Deck. From the rendering above, you can see that this will be an attractive, well-appointed outside area.Providing a good number of shaded day beds, this deck will also offer guests a swimming pool and full-service bar. In addition, a number of four-top tables will provide comfortable seating.That way, Tauck’s river cruisers can savor alfresco dining, sip on a glass of wine or simply relax and “soak in” the scenic river views.New Tauck Riverboats: WellnessThe Retreat, the two ships’ wellness area, will be expanded to provide additional amenities and services, versus what guests now find on other Tauck river vessels. It’s also been shifted from the lower Emerald Deck to the upper Diamond Deck.(Guests will find an airy, light-filled wellness space called The Retreat on Serene and Lumiere; those are two new Tauck riverboats launching on French rivers in 2026. Rendering courtesy of Tauck.)Nestled in a new position, the expanded Retreat will sport full-length, floor-to-ceiling windows — providing abundant natural light and scenic views.Other perks? This wellness area will offer a fitness center, massage treatment room and lounging area (providing coffee, juice and a snack bar)Sumptuous Suite: New Tauck RiverboatsWe can’t wait to see the luxurious, 300-square-foot Category 5 suites on Serene and Lumiere. They’ll be positioned on the Diamond (upper) Deck.The 410-foot-long Serene will offer 20 of these suites, while the 443-foot-long Lumiere will offer

About Be Our Guest from Beauty and the Beast“Be Our Guest” is a song from Walt Disney Pictures’ thirtieth animated film, Beauty and the Beast. Written by composer Alan Menken and lyricist Howard Ashman. “Be Our Guest” is an up-tempo Broadway and cabaret-style song.In the film, the castle’s staff of enchanted servants perform the song. In the style of a large-scale musical number in an attempt to make Belle feel welcome. Originally recorded by American actor Jerry Orbach and English actress Angela Lansbury in their film roles as the characters Lumiere and Mrs. Potts.The song received nominations for a Golden Globe Award and an Academy Award for Best Original Song. It lost both to the title song from the film. “Be Our Guest” has enjoyed a mostly positive reception from critics. Many described it as one of the highlights of the film and its soundtrack. For many Disney film fans, it is one of their favorite songs from Disney movies.Be Our Guest Lyrics[Lumiere:] Ma chere Mademoiselle, it is with deepest prideand greatest pleasure that we welcome you tonight.And now we invite you to relax, let us pull up achair as the dining room proudly presents – yourdinner!Be our guestBe our guestPut our service to the testTie your napkin ’round your neck, cherieAnd we provide the restSoup du jourHot hors d’oeuvreshy, we only live to serveTry the grey stuff, it’s deliciousDon’t believe me? Ask the dishesThey can singThey can danceAfter all, Miss, this is FranceAnd a dinner here is never second bestGo on, unfold your menuTake a glance and then you’llBe our guestOui, our guestBe our guestBeef ragoutCheese soufflePie and pudding “en flambe”We’ll prepare and serve with flairA culinary cabaretYou’re aloneAnd you’re scaredBut the banquet’s all preparedNo one’s gloomy or complainingWhile the flatware’s entertainingWe tell jokesI do tricksWith my fellow candlesticks[Mugs:] And it’s all in perfect tasteThat you can bet[All:] Come on and lift your glassYou’ve won your own free passTo be out guest[Lumiere:] If you’re stressedIt’s fine dining we suggest[All:] Be our guestBe our guestBe our guest[Lumiere:] Life is so unnervingFor a servat who’s not servingHe’s not whole without a soul to wait uponAh, those good old days when we were usefulSuddenly those good old days are goneTen years we’ve been rustingNeeding so much more than dustingNeeding exercise, a chance to use our skillsMost days we just lay around the castleFlabby, fat and lazyYou walked in and oops-a-daisy![Mrs Potts:] It’s a guestIt’s a guestSakes alive, well I’ll be blessedWine’s been poured and thank the LordI’ve had the napkins freshly pressedWith dessertShe’ll want teaAnd my dear that’s fine with meWhile the cups do their soft shoeingI’ll be bubbling, I’ll be brewingI’ll get warmPiping hotHeaven’s sakes! Is that a spot?Clean it up! We want the company impressedWe’ve got a lot to doIs it one lump or twoFor you, our guest?[Chorus:] She’s our guest[Mrs Potts:] She’s our guest[Chorus:] She’s our guestBe our guestBe our guestOur command is your requestIt’s ten years since we had anybody hereAnd we’re obsessedWith your mealWith your easeYes, indeed,

A partnership between licensing startup Lumiere Ventures and AI dubbing startup ElevenLabs is targeting the international cinema market, starting with Sylvester Stallone-starring action film “Armor,” which is set to premiere on Amazon France in March. For nearly 50 years, Alain Dorval has been the French voice of Stallone in dubbed movies. Following Droval’s passing in 2024, his voice will be recreated for the first time using ElevenLabs’ AI technology. According to the announcement, Lumiere Ventures received the support of Dorval’s family for this project. “We wanted to do something that honors my father’s craft and legacy,” said Dorval’s daughter, Aurore Bergé, in a released statement. “There is a main difference between artificially creating a new voice – and my dad was strongly opposed to that – and bringing back to life an actor whose voice is deeply anchored in our collective imagination.” ElevenLabs’ tech currently supports 32 languages and is create for use in various industries including entertainment. “AI doesn’t replace the magic of human creativity—it opens new doors for it,” asserted CEO Mati Staniszewski. “Recreating Alain Dorval’s voice is a chance to show how technology can honor tradition while creating new possibilities in film production.” Popular on Variety Added Lumiere Ventures co-founder Xavier Collins, “This project reflects how dubbing can evolve. AI allows us to deliver consistent, localized versions of films while respecting the legacy of voice actors who make these stories so memorable.” Lionsgate released “Armor” last November in the domestic market.

It’s official! Tauck has just released “artist’s renderings” of a few spaces on its two new snazzy France riverboats. The luxurious river line also announced their names.Launching next year, the 124-passenger Serene will sail along the River Seine, while the 130-passenger Lumiere will operate on the Rhone River.More than 1,000 suggestions for the ship names were submitted by Tauck’s guests, employees and travel advisors at the company’s invitation. Below, Tauck’s CEO Jennifer Tombaugh provides a bit of insight about the selection of these two ship names.(One of Tauck’s new riverboats, both destined for French rivers, is shown above. Photo courtesy of Tauck.)Why These Ship Names? The name Serene is perfect for our new ship on the Seine, bringing to mind tranquility and rejuvenation,” Tombaugh emphasizes. “The River Seine itself is a gently flowing, meandering river and evokes a spirit of calm and escape.”“And that was captured beautifully in paintings of the waterway by the region’s Impressionist artists including Monet and Renoir,” she adds. But since the Rhone is a faster-flowing, livelier river, “the name of Tauck’s new ship on the Rhone, Lumiere, evokes images of light, inspiration and discovery,” she says.In addition, one popular destination along the Rhone River is Lyon, home to the Festival Lumiere, a celebration of classic cinema. Each December the city also hosts the Fete des Lumieres or Festival of Lights.New Tauck Riverboats: Sun Deck(The inviting Sun Deck of two new Tauck riverboats in France is shown in this rendering, courtesy of Tauck.)Along with revealing the

Is laid-back and sloppy. Their attitudes at the outset on whether the child Mowgli should stay in the jungle cause them to clash, and their temperaments rankle each other throughout the movie. But just like real-life friends who tolerate each other because they adore a mutual pal, these two discover that the "bear necessities" of protecting the young "man cub" from the deadly tiger Shere Khan far outweigh their differences. Jock and Trusty are the secret heroes of Lady and the Tramp Consider these two old-timers who still can surprise each other. Lady and the Tramp, of course, is about the romance between Lady, a cocker spaniel who belongs to a family, and Tramp, a streetwise mutt. But the 1955 film also has an enduring friendship on the sidelines between Jock, a Scottish terrier, and Trusty, a bloodhound. The two neighborhood dogs befriend Lady as a puppy when she acquires an official collar, then later try to soothe her worries when she's confused about what a new baby in the household means. These two have been around each other for so long, they practically finish each other's thoughts (at least Jock does whenever Trusty seems to ramble). But they spring into action when Tramp is falsely accused of attacking the baby. Hearing that Tramp actually saved the child from a rat, Jock and Trusty chase and stop the wagon carting Tramp away to the pound, thanks to Trusty's sense of smell. Trusty hurts his leg in the process, but by the film's end, Lady's owners welcome them like the heroes they are. Lumiere and Cogsworth are the perfect workmates In Beauty and the Beast, Lumiere is a suave candelabra, and Cogsworth is a clock who seems wound a bit too tight. But despite their differences, these longtime work friends needle each other out of affection more than spite. Before their transformation under the spell that also cursed the prince in this 1991 classic, turning him into a beast, both were steadfast castle servants. Lumiere was the castle's maître'd while Cogsworth was the butler and majordomo, the one tasked with running the household to the prince's liking. Sure, one might think Cogsworth is a bit stuffy compared to the outgoing and flashier Lumiere. But the butler's underlying politeness makes him a great peacekeeper whether he's human or not, especially when he puts up with Lumiere's ribbing so that everyone can lighten