{{Infobox Film
| name           = Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World
| image          = BATBBMW.jpg
| caption        = The Special Edition DVD Cover    
| director       = Cullen Blaine<br>Daniel de la Vega<br>Barbara Dourmashkin<br>Dale Kase<br>Bob Kline<br>Burt Medall<br>Mitch Rochon
| producer       = Bob Kline<br>David W. King
| writer         = Alice Brown<br>Richard Cray<br>Carter Crocker<br>Sheree Guitar<br>Chip Hand
| starring       = Paige O'Hara<br>Robby Benson
| music          = Harvey Cohen
| distributor    = Walt Disney Home Video
| released       = February 17, 1998
| runtime        = 70 min. (original)<br>92 min. (Special Edition)
| country        = 
| language       = English
| imdb_id        = 0167038
| amg_id         = 1:179293
| preceded_by    = ''Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas'' (1997)
}}
'''''Belle's Magical World''''' is a  Beauty and the Beast'' trilogy. It was originally released on The Beast, Jerry Orbach as Lumiere, David Ogden Stiers as Cogsworth, and Anne Rogers, who replaced Angela Lansbury as Mrs. Potts. The film features two songs performed by Belle, ''Listen With Our Hearts'' and ''A Little Thought''.

Due to its rather low quality of animation, it is believed that ''Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World'' is a compilation of four surviving episodes of Disney's planned but failed ''Beauty and the Beast'' TV series, which would have been about Belle's adventures in the Beast's castle.

When first released in 1998, this film was title ''Belle's Magical World'' and consisted of three connected segments called ''The Perfect Word'', ''Fifi's Folly'' and ''The Broken Wing''. For 2003 Special Edition, released on February 25, the title was changed to ''Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World'', and included another segment called ''Mrs. Potts's Party'', making the final film 22 minutes longer.

==Segments==
*'''The Perfect Word''' – The dinner between Belle and the Beast goes wrong, but neither wants to make the first move and apologize, despite Lumiere and Cogsworth's attempts at persuasion. Three enchanted objects, Webster the dictionary, LePlume the pen, and Crane the pile of papers, want to make things all right between the two of them, and write a fake letter of apology from Beast to Belle. Upon reading the letter, Belle apologizes to the Beast, and everything is all right until Beast finds out that the letter was forged. He then banishes the three objects out of the castle, but Belle teaches him to forgive them because their intentions were good.

*'''Fifi's Folly''' – Lumiere wants to prepare something special for the fifth anniversary of his date with Fifi the featherduster, but isn't very good at it, so he enlists Belle's help. Fifi, mistaking the preparations for an actual romance between Belle and Lumiere, becomes jealous, but in the end everything is cleared up.

*'''Mrs. Potts's Party''' – Mrs. Potts is very depressed, so Belle and other enchanted objects decide to cheer her up with a surprise party. Planning a surprise party isn't very easy when you have to make sure that the Beast doesn't wake up and that Mrs. Potts doesn't find out about the party, especially when Cogsworth and Lumiere's rivalry is involved.

*'''The Broken Wing''' – Belle doesn't show up for the lunch Beast ordered her to come to, and instead cares for the wounded bird. Since the Beast loathes birds, Belle has to teach him to accept it, which in the end she manages to do.

{{Infobox Film
|DT = Belles zauberhafte Welt
|OT = Belle's Magical World 
|PL = USA
|PJ = 1998
|AF = o.A.
|LEN = 67
|OS = Englisch
|REG = Cullen Blaine,<br />Daniel de la Vega,<br />Barbara Dourmashkin,<br />Bob Kline
|DRB = Alice Brown,<br />Richard Cray,<br />Carter Crocker<br />Sheree Guitar,<br />Chip Hand
|PRO = Bob Kline
|MUSIK = Harvey Cohen
|KAMERA = 
|SCHNITT = Daniel Lee
|DS = Stimmen im Original
*Belle: Paige O' Hara 
*Das Biest: Robby Benson
*Lumiere: Jerry Orbach 
*Fifi: Kimmy Robertson
}}
'''Belles zauberhafte Welt''' (engl. ''Belle's Magical World'') ist der dritte Film der ''Die Schöne und das Biest''-Trilogie der Walt Disney Company aus dem Jahr 1998. Regie führten Bob Kline, Burt Medall, Babara Dourmashin, Cullen Blaine, Daniel de la Vega und Mitch Rochon.

== Inhalt ==
Der Film besteht aus drei Einzelgeschichten. 
;''Das kleine Zauberwort''
:Ein romantisches Essen Belles mit dem Biest geht schief, sodass beide nicht mehr miteinander sprechen wollen, keiner will Fehler eingestehen. Daraufhin schreiben drei Gegenstände des verwunschenen Schlosses einen Entschuldigungsbrif von Biest an Belle, worauf sich beide versöhnen. Als Biest jedoch herausfindet, dass dies aufgrund eines gefälschten Briefs geschah, will er die drei Gegenstände aus dem Schloss verbannen. Doch Belle kann ihn dazu überreden, ihnen zu vergeben, da sie gute Absichten hatten. 
;''Fifis falscher Verdacht''
:Der Leuchter Lumiere will den fünften Jahrestag seines ersten Dates mit Fifi vorbereiten und bittet daher Belle um Hilfe. Doch Lili versteht das falsch und wird eifersüchtig auf Belle. 
;''Frei wie ein Vogel''
:Da sie sich um einen verletzten Vogel kümmert, kann Belle nicht zu einem Essen mit Biest erscheinen. Dieser ist erzürnt darüber, doch kann Belle ihn dazu bringen, es zu akzeptieren. 

Auf Englisch erschien außerdem die Geschichte ''Mrs. Potts's Party'', in der Madame Pottine durch eine Party von ihrer Depression erlöst werden soll. 

== Veröffentlichung ==
Der Film erschien erstmals im Februar 1998 in den USA auf DVD. Im Februar 2003 folgte eine ''Special Edition'' auf DVD, die zusätzlich die Geschichte ''Mrs. Potts's Party'' enhielt und so 22 Minuten länger war. Der Film wurde unter anderem auch ins Französische und Polnische übersetzt. 