Actors for ‘Peter Pan & Wendy’ Lost Boys Revealed
According to IMDB, several new cast members for the upcoming Peter Pan & Wendy have…
Pete’s Dragon
Disney Eying Oakes Fegley for Role in Pinocchio
The Illuminerdi has reported that Disney is looking at actor Oakes Fegley to play the…
20 Weeks of Disney Animation: ‘Peter Pan’
Walt Disney followed up the disappointment of Alice in Wonderland with Peter Pan in 1953….
Helen Reddy, Star of ‘Pete’s Dragon’ Passes Away at 78
It was announced this evening that popular singer and star of the 1977 film Pete’s…
Interview: Host Dan Lanigan Discusses His Show “Prop Culture” And A Possible Second Season (Exclusive)
I got the chance to conduct an interview with Dan Lanigan, film prop aficionado and…
Disney Live Action Remakes Ranked
Andy ranks all of the Disney Live Action Remakes since 2010 prior to the release…
What’s The Best Style for Disney’s Live-Action Remakes?
There’s been a lot of discourse over Disney’s live action remakes lately. Who should be cast in them? How close should they be to the original? Why are they even being made in the first place? (The $1.3 billion and counting this summer’s The Lion King answers that last question pretty nicely.) With so many opinions on what should be remade and what the approach to the adaptation should be, let’s take a look at the three typical styles of Disney remakes.
The Future Resurgence of Hand Drawn Animation – An Editorial
When the new trailer for Mary Poppins Returns was released on Monday, one of the…
