We are little over a two months away from Walt Disney Animation Studios’ newest original film, Wish. As fans anxiously await the arrival of a new trailer, Disney Animation head honcho Jennifer Lee has revealed some new details on the upcoming epic. While speaking with E-Cartelera before the ongoing WGA and SAG-Aftra strikes, Lee discussed
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Frozen has become a massive Disney staple from hit movies to Disney+ shorts, to theme park lands and attractions. So, of course, it was no surprise that the studio announced they were working a third big-screen movie. While details on Frozen 3 are being kept under wraps, there is now a behind the scenes development.
Just in from D23‘s Walt Disney Animation panel: the studio is going all out for its next animated feature, which also happens to be its 100th animated project. Titled Wish, the film will reportedly revolve around the wish and the power wishes have had across all of Disney’s animated films. From Pinocchio to Aladdin and beyond,
We’re literally days away from this year’s D23 Expo. Although we expect to receive some awesome news and exciting updates about Disney’s future projects at the event, we at The DisInsider have obtained some interesting information about one project that may or may not be announced. Now, to be totally transparent, we couldn’t enough confirmation on
Jennifer Lee has had quite a career at Disney. She is the writer and director of two of the highest-grossing films of all time, Frozen, while becoming the first female director of a Walt Disney Animation Studios feature film, and Frozen 2. What’s wild is that these accolades also include Lee being the first female director
Princess and the Frog is getting a resurgence of love at Disney. A new series sequel series, Tiana, is in the works from writer/director Stella Meghie. The film will also be featured prominently in a brand new Splash Mountain overlay at multiple Disney theme parks. However, before Tiana was a thing at Disney+, Meghie had
Over the past few weeks Disney’s stock price has been doing great. In fact, we’ve posted about it several times here at The DisInsider. Good news about Covid-19 vaccines have buoyed the stock on a seemingly weekly basis. This, coupled with impressive Disney+ subscriber counts, has not only kept the DIS stock above water, but
Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Frozen 2 turned out to be a box office smash like its 2013 predecessor, the film has grossed over $1.2 billion at the worldwide box office, which begs the question, will a third Frozen be on the way? While speaking with Deadline, Walt Disney Animation Chief Creative Officer and Frozen 2
Walt Disney Animation Studio is ready to start churning out new original animated features and in doing so the studio has appointed four new directors each directing their own feature film set to be released theatrically. According to Variety, Disney has hired Carlos Lopez Estrada (Blindspotting) and Suzi Yoonessi (Daphne & Velma), along with Disney
Walt Disney Animation has always been a powerhouse in the genre, with technology upping the game in animation fans have always wondered if the beloved studio would go back to traditional animation the technique that made Disney has a household name. The team over at SlashFilm had the opportunity to speak with Disney Chief Creative
In 2013, Walt Disney Animation released their 53rd animated feature, Frozen, a loose adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic fairy tale ‘The Snow Queen’. While the film was initially more faithful to its source material, it eventually got changed into a story about two sisters who deal with the consequences of the older sibling’s ice
After months of speculating, we now know who will be replacing John Lasseter as Chief Creative Officers Inside Out and Up director Pete Docter and Frozen Director have been named Disney and Pixar’s new Chief Creative Officers. Docter will oversee Pixar, while Lee will oversee Walt Disney Animation. Disney announced today that the two “will
Frozen Disney’s 2013 animated feature took the world by storm, being both a critical and box office success spawning theme park attractions, short films, and much more. To a lot of fans Frozen managed to share some vital messages about self-love. The film has proven to be particularly important to LGBTQ+ viewers, who identify with
