Halle Bailey shared footage of BTS filming The Little Mermaid 3 years ago.

Halle Bailey took to Instagram on Sunday to share new Little Mermaid content with her 5.2 million followers.

The 23-year-old leading lady, who plays Ariel in the live-action revival of the 1989 cartoon, uploaded a behind-the-scenes sneak peek from the film’s production.

The actress captioned ‘some more bts moments’ and said, “Can’t believe it was almost three years ago.”

The photos garnered nearly 400,000 likes from Hale’s loyal fans within two hours of being posted.

The social media post comes on the heels of last Friday’s Disney movie release.

The first selection in the slide was a video clip of Halle filming herself in her movie commercial.

While eating a snack, the singer-songwriter spoke into the camera but disabled the sound on the post.

The actress wore a lavender bodysuit with her hair pulled back and a mask hanging over her ears.

She wrote of the clip: ‘I found this old video I shot on day 2 of filming your part of the world..faces exploding and all the nerves getting excited I have to look back on this.’

Hale filmed ‘Working Under the Sea Wire’ as she and a small crew went through carefully coordinated moves.

Javier Bardem, who played Ariel’s father King Triton in the film, also made a cameo in Carousel.

The actors were standing in the crystal clear ocean water on a sunny day.

Jonas Hower-King, who plays Prince Eric in the feature film, was pictured posing playfully with a cardboard cutout of Halle as the Ariel character.

Other releases include ‘Ariel in the Cloth’ and ‘The Last Day’ [shooting] under the sea.’

The Little Mermaid sits at the number one spot at the box office this holiday weekend.

The much-anticipated, much-anticipated film grossed an impressive $118 million.

In addition to Hale, Javier and Jonas, Melissa McCarthy plays the sea witch Ursula.

On Friday, the film grossed $38 million in ticket sales and has grossed $96 million through Sunday.

By the end of Memorial Day weekend, the film is expected to gross $118 million domestically, making it the fifth-highest Memorial Day opening of all time, according to Variety.

Internationally, The Little Mermaid has grossed $68.3 million in 51 markets and more than $2 million in China, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

When she stopped by Good Morning America last week, Halle opened up about her role, touching on representation and her ‘dream come true’ experience.

During her segment, she said, ‘You know we’re getting such good reviews for our film, it makes me very happy.’ “I’m just constantly saying wow,” she said.

At the Los Angeles premiere of the film, Hale met Jodie Benson, who voiced Ariel in 1989.

‘Meeting Jodi Benson was a dream come true because she’s literally been the soundtrack to so many of our childhoods and lives, and her performance as the original Ariel was so special,’ Halle said.

‘So to have her blessing and stamp of approval was so beautiful and right and I’m honored to meet her, because she’s a legend.’

And Bailey spoke about how much it means to be a black woman in a first-person white character, a theme she’s discussed since she first starred in the film in 2019.

‘Oh, I am worthy too; She looks like me. I mean we should have a representation where we can say, ‘I have a doll that looks like me’.

‘It’s so special and you know, I’m so grateful to even be a part of it,’ she said proudly.

Since the promotional clips have appeared in the media, young viewers have taken to the Internet with their excited reaction to seeing Hale in the teaser.

The entertainer spoke about how emotional the positive feedback made her.

‘Honestly, watching such beautiful videos every day makes me cry. I was crying every day seeing the reactions of these beautiful little girls and boys,’ she said.

‘I’m constantly in awe and grateful that they can see themselves in a character like Ariel.’

Hale’s casting was initially met with vitriolic comments from critics who thought that the live-action film should conform to the white, red-haired Ariel cartoon character.