On one particular day, Mrs. Potts and the others gather to form another plan to strengthen the bond between Belle and the master, and during which she nearly mentions Christmas, only to have her mind distracted from the holiday by Mrs. Potts and others as the holiday is the Beast's most hated day, as it marks the anniversary of the day the curse was put upon him and the castle inhabitants.
Eventually, both Mrs. Potts and Lumiere decide to rebel against the Beast and celebrate Christmas anyway. With the support of the other servants of the household, the holiday is secretly put into effect. By the end of the film, after overcoming various trials and tribulations, most of which threaten the very relationship between Belle and the Beast, the latter becomes joyful with Christmas, and peace to the holiday is restored.
After the story, Lumiere, Cogsworth, and the other servants conclude that Belle was ultimately responsible for reinvigorating the spirit of Christmas within the castle. In the short "The Perfect Word", Mrs. Potts was the first to know about Webster , Crane , and Le Plume's plan to write a fake apology letter to Belle.
When Belle gets the letter, Mrs. Potts claims she doesn't know who the letter is from. After Belle and Beast make amends, Mrs. Potts is seen hearing the story Belle is reading to the Beast. When Cogsworth tells Beast about the apology letter Mrs. Potts sees Webster, Crane, and Le Plume flee and goes after them. When she finds them, she tells them that she knew of their plan from the start and suggests that they confess what they did to the Beast.
She is later seen with Belle looking for the three in the library, telling them that they know they are in the library. She's later seen in the kitchen feeling guilty about Webster, Crane, Le Plume's banishment from the castle, knowing they cannot survive in the woods.
Potts then tells Belle that she should apologize because she knew about the forgery, but she wanted Belle and Beast to forgive each other. Later after Belle brings in Webster, Crane, and Le Plume back into the castle after she found them outside the front castle door, Mrs.
Potts helps Belle keep them warm by the fire. After the Beast comes into the room and apologizes to Belle and she, Webster, Crane, and Le Plume are happy that they forgave the Beast.
Potts then tells Lumiere that it is not too late to forgive Chandeleria. She then is seen telling Chandeleria that Webster, Crane, and Le Plume are going to tell them about their adventure in the forest. When she hears their story, she sneezes, unintentionally scaring Webster, Crane, and Le Plume. Towards the end of the short, Mrs. Potts tells Belle and Beast for every problem, there's a solution, one that's often expressed in just a single word forgiveness ; she and the other servants then leave to give Belle and Beast privacy.
In the short "Mrs. Potts' Party", Mrs. Potts is feeling depressed, and Belle, who has come to look at her as a mother figure, decides to cheer her up by throwing a surprise party for her, all the while without waking the sleeping Beast who spent the entire previous night fixing a leak in the roof. However, the rivalry between Cogsworth and Lumiere gets in the way, in fields such as composing music, Mrs. Potts' favorite flowers which they have to hide in the Beast's room every time she sees them , and the cake's flavors.
Eventually, Lumiere and Cogsworth's attempts to sabotage one another's decisions comes to a point where the baking cake explodes and makes a complete mess in the kitchen.
After being criticized by Belle, Cogsworth and Lumiere decide to put their rivalry behind them for good and work together to make a small surprise for Mrs. The plan goes well, and she is cured of her depression. Potts made several cameos in the series, House of Mouse , usually non-speaking.
In the episode " Ask Von Drake " she was seen with Chip during the headcount of all the Disney character guests. In " Thanks to Minnie ", she witnessed Minnie run off in tears after feeling unappreciated.
In " The Three Caballeros ", she and Chip were interviewed about the episode's titular characters. In " Donald's Lamp Trade ", Mrs. Potts appeared as an onstage musical guest at the club, but her performance was interrupted by Donald Duck flying from below the stage on Carpet. Potts also appears in Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse , where she was amongst the Disney character guests snowed in the club.
She can be seen alongside the Beast's other servants during the finale song. In the Disney film Hocus Pocus , one of the kids who go trick-or-treating is dressed up as Mrs.
Potts makes a small cameo as a lifeless teapot at Jane Porter 's camp in Tarzan. Alongside her is a lifeless teacup resembling Chip. Potts can be seen on the table. A silhouette of Mrs. In Meet the Robinsons , a topiary resembling Mrs. Potts can be seen in the Robinsons' garden. Originally, Mrs. Potts was to appear in the first installment of the now-discontinued Disney Princess Enchanted Tales franchise. An Abomination teapot resembling Mrs.
Potts appears in the live-action remake, both voiced and portrayed by Emma Thompson. Before the attack started, LeFou incorrectly described her as Chip's grandmother, much to Mrs. Potts' anger and offense. In this version of the tale, Mrs. Potts is revealed to be married to Jean Potts ; when the Enchantress curses the castle, Jean is left in the poor provincial town and, like the other villagers, is forced to forget about the castle and its residents, including his wife and son.
The two are reunited at the end of the film following the lifting of the curse. Unlike the animated film, there are slight changes within her design: her face is now on the right side of the teapot instead of at the spout. While they make an adorable pair, the ending of Beauty and the Beast left many questions about them, as when the curse is lifted and everyone returns to their human forms, Mrs.
Potts is revealed to be too old to have a child like Chip, who looks to be around years old. It goes on to explain that the Prince had an affair with an unknown village girl, resulting in the birth of Chip. Potts took on the role of mother to young Chip. While this offers an interesting and darker perspective of the story and characters in Beauty and the Beast , and solves the mystery of how could Chip even be alive and how could Mrs.
Adrienne Tyler is a features writer for Screen Rant. The movie establishes that the Prince has to find true love by the time he turns The movie also claims that the castle has been cursed to live as non-humans for at least 10 years. This has caused many fans to speculate that the Prince was cursed when he was just 11 years old , which is a very depressing theory. However, it becomes a disturbing one when you think about Chip.
Dillen places Chip in the five to seven years old range. If the castle ages like the rest of the world, that means that 10 years ago when the curse was first placed on the castle, Chip should have never existed.
Either Ms. The second option is far more likely. Throughout the movie, Chip calls Ms. This has been pointed out by a few different fans. When she transforms back into a human, Ms. Potts is clearly in her 50s or 60s. Also, Chip is shown to have at least six SIX brother and sister cups.
No judgement if these are Ms.
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