Like Mulan, Raya and the Last Dragon, and Cruella, Disney will next move Jungle Cruise to Disney+ with Premier Access, while maintaining a theatrical release. Dwayne Johnson, star and producer of Jungle Cruise, took to social media today to break the exciting news. Read: ‘The Little Mermaid’ Star Noma Dumezweni Talks Chemistry on Set Join fan
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On this weeks episode of The DCast, Andy and Skyler are joined by Brandon Katz Entertainment Reporter for Observer.com. As they discuss More news regarding Frozen 2 and Elsa, Dwayne The Rock Johnson, Matt Smith joining the Star Wars Universe, those fake Aladdin reshoots, and so much more. Here is how you can listen to
Disney is getting its cast together for its upcoming film Jungle Cruise based on the popular Disneyland attraction, and a new name has been added to the cast. According to Variety, British comedian Jack Whitehall has joined Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt in the upcoming film. Whitehall will play Blunt’s brother. The plot will be
Production is expected to begin on Disney’s Jungle Cruise in the next couple months with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Emily Blunt set to star. However details regarding the film have been kept under wraps… until now. Our friends over at ThatHashtagShow have acquired exclusive details on the film. The plot will be centered around
Arguably Disney’s best live-action remake to date (at the very least visually) was 2016’s The Jungle Book. The film even earned the studio an Academy Award for visual effects. Well if you were a fan of The Jungle Books special effects than this news should excite you. Disney Studios is bringing back The Jungle Book’s special effects
Earlier this year it was announced that actor Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson was attached to star in The Jungle Cruise based on the classic Disneyland attraction. Not much information has been released since, until today. Deadline is reporting that Non-Stop and The Shallows director Jaume Collet-Serra will helm Jungle Cruise! The film is being written
According to The Hollywood Reporter, superstar Dwayne Johnson is confirmed to head down the river for Disney’s live-action film based on their popular theme park attraction, Jungle Cruise. Johnson, who’s been attached to the project since 2015, is slated to begin shooting the film in spring of 2018. Writer-director pair John Requa and Glenn Ficarra
