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Moana Live-Action Remake Starring Dwayne Johnson to Be Directed By Thomas Kail
Thomas Kail will direct the live-action remake of animated film Moana, which was announced by Disney and actor-producer Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson recently. The film is set in ancient Polynesia, and Johnson has already confirmed his presence in the cast of the remake.
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Disney Movies Made Over $13 Billion at Worldwide Box Office in 2019, an All-Time Record
With 2019 behind us, Disney has revealed that it made $13.1517 billion at the worldwide box office last year, thanks to the movies produced under its banners. That includes the likes of Avengers: Endgame, The Lion King, Frozen 2, Captain Marvel, Toy Story 4, and Aladdin.
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Golden Globes: Biggest Snub - Finding Dory Left Out Of Nominations
Zootopia and Moana from sister company Walt Disney Animation Studio movies got nods instead
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The Lion King Returns For Disney's Live Action Remake
The official website confirmed The Walt Disney Studios and American filmmaker and director of the hit success, The Jungle Book, Jon Favreau are putting a "new re-imagining of The Lion King" on the fast track to production
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Long-Lost Disney Film Discovered in British Archive
A long-lost Walt Disney animated film has been discovered in a British archive and will be screened for the first time in 87 years, the British Film Institute announced Tuesday.
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Indian Animators Cash in on Special Effects Boom
India's animation industry is almost as old as its movie industry, the world's biggest in terms of revenue. In 1956, a local movie studio invited a Disney animator to train them, and a year later, India's first animated production "The Banyan Deer" was made.
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Big Hero 6 is 2014's Highest Grossing Animated Film
The film earned a total of $221 million in the USA, making it Walt Disney Animation Studios' third biggest domestic release of all time
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Angry Birds coming to a movie screen near you in July 2016
"Angry Birds" movie could lead to Rovio setting up a movie studio that would compete with California-based Walt Disney Animation Studios.
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Moana Live-Action Remake Starring Dwayne Johnson to Be Directed By Thomas Kail
Thomas Kail will direct the live-action remake of animated film Moana, which was announced by Disney and actor-producer Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson recently. The film is set in ancient Polynesia, and Johnson has already confirmed his presence in the cast of the remake.
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Disney Movies Made Over $13 Billion at Worldwide Box Office in 2019, an All-Time Record
With 2019 behind us, Disney has revealed that it made $13.1517 billion at the worldwide box office last year, thanks to the movies produced under its banners. That includes the likes of Avengers: Endgame, The Lion King, Frozen 2, Captain Marvel, Toy Story 4, and Aladdin.
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Golden Globes: Biggest Snub - Finding Dory Left Out Of Nominations
Zootopia and Moana from sister company Walt Disney Animation Studio movies got nods instead
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The Lion King Returns For Disney's Live Action Remake
The official website confirmed The Walt Disney Studios and American filmmaker and director of the hit success, The Jungle Book, Jon Favreau are putting a "new re-imagining of The Lion King" on the fast track to production
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Long-Lost Disney Film Discovered in British Archive
A long-lost Walt Disney animated film has been discovered in a British archive and will be screened for the first time in 87 years, the British Film Institute announced Tuesday.
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Indian Animators Cash in on Special Effects Boom
India's animation industry is almost as old as its movie industry, the world's biggest in terms of revenue. In 1956, a local movie studio invited a Disney animator to train them, and a year later, India's first animated production "The Banyan Deer" was made.
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Big Hero 6 is 2014's Highest Grossing Animated Film
The film earned a total of $221 million in the USA, making it Walt Disney Animation Studios' third biggest domestic release of all time
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Angry Birds coming to a movie screen near you in July 2016
"Angry Birds" movie could lead to Rovio setting up a movie studio that would compete with California-based Walt Disney Animation Studios.
