Source: Wikia. Pages: 40. Chapters: Alan Menken, Andreas Deja, Angelique, Anthony DeRosa, Be Our Guest, Beast, Beauty and the Beast, Belle, Bimbettes, Chip, Cogsworth, David Ogden Stiers, David Pruiksma, Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Disney Live!, Enchanted Mirror, Enchantress, Fife, Fifi, Forte, Haley Joel Osment, Howard Ashman, Human Again, Jeffrey J. Varab, Jerry Orbach, LeFou, Linda Woolverton, Maurice, Mrs. Potts, Randy Cartwright, Richard White, Roger Allers, Russ Edmonds, Stories, Tim Curry, Tony Jay, Vera Pacheco, Witherspoon, Wolves. Excerpt: He composed music for The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Home on the Range, Enchanted, and Tangled. He worked with lyricists Howard Ashman (1950-1991), Tim Rice, Stephen Schwartz, David Zippel and Glenn Slater. ' 'Andreas Deja (b. 1957) is a Polish-born animator who joined the animation department of Walt Disney Productions in the 1980s, and soon established himself as a supervising animator on several villains in Disney animated features. Deja is also known for his work animating Mickey Mouse in his more recent animated appearances. Angelique is the castle's decorator. When the castle is cursed by the Enchantress, she transforms into a Christmas angel ornament. She doesn't really like Christmas because of the Beast, but Belle informs her of all the enjoyable thinks about the holiday. Later in the movie, she comforts Belle in the dungeon. Angelique first appears in the movie in her human form at the Beast's Castle and is seen decorating for Christmas. She then listens to Mrs. Potts' story about Christmas last year. Angelique first appears in the flashback as a Christmas angel stocked away in the castle attic. When Belle, Lumiere, and Chip come into the castle looking for her she pops out and is happy that someone has come to take her and the other Christmas ornaments out of the attic. Belle and Lumiere explain to Angelique that t...