Walt Disney Pictures is looking for a writer to develop the live-action remake of HERCULES.
CAA & Management 360 are out with THE UNBREAKABLE HEART by Jason Headley. A group of thieves mistakenly steal a jewel and decide they must…
Story details are being kept under wraps, but it’s a reboot of the PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN franchise.
The CG/live-action hybrid based on the Disney animated classic from 1955 is being produced for Disney’s new digital service.
Adapted from Katherine Applegate’s award-winning book by Mike White and directed by Thea Sharrock (Me Before You.
After directing “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales” and already slated for a few other projects, the Norwegian filmmaker is being tapped to direct Angelina Jolie in the sequel to Disney’s global blockbuster.
The musical mash-up of “Cyrano de Bergerac” and Shakespeare’s “Othello” will be set in 19th Century England with Oyelowo producing.
After their father passes away, two magical brothers embark on quest that will allow them to have one last day with him.
Eleven-year-old Timmy and his polar bear sidekick Failure run their detective agency to make enough money so that Timmy’s mom won’t have to worry about paying the bills.
The Walt Disney Pictures Chairman and CEO Bob Iger has extended his contract with the company through July of 2019. The announcement was expected as the company has been looking for his successor for some now, but been met with various setbacks.
Jones voiced Mufasa in the original animated Lion King, while Glover continues his incredible year by landing the lead in this ambitious “reimagining.”
Original Wonder Woman director Michelle MacLaren and her eventual replacement, Patty Jenkins, were both reportedly considered for the gig, but Caro is the more thoughtful choice.
She’s the first actress of color to land a key role in Disney and Lucasfilm’s Star Wars spinoffs.
Star-Lord, Jack Sparrow and Dom Toretto will likely appear, but what about Christian Grey or the Power Rangers?
Update: While some studios pop champagne bottles to celebrate this morning’s Oscar nominations, others have moved on and are focusing on what’s next. To that end, several suitors are scrambling for Joe Ballarini’s spec Skyward, which is described as being similar in tone to Best Picture winners Argo and The King’s Speech.
When Santa decides to retire, his daughter is forced to take on the role after her brother is becomes hesitant before his first Christmas flight.
Live-action remake of the 1937 Disney film, based on the Brothers Grimm fairytale.
Logline kept under wraps, but based on the Charles Dickens’ novel Oliver Twist.
Adaptation of Cervantes’ novel about a Spanish hidalgo who thinks he’s a knight and sets out on a quest of chivalry and justice.
After finding success together with the live-action adaptation of The Jungle Book, Walt Disney Studios and director Jon Favreau are reteaming to bring a live-action version of The Lion King to the big screen.
Live-action adaptation of the popular animated film from Disney.
As we first reported last week, a new family-oriented sci-fi book Rex hit the market with some real heat behind it. Now, the YA adventure has made its way into some of the town’s biggest animation studios.
An orphan befriends human-like bugs who live inside a giant peach, and together they trek to New York City.
When an eleven year-old boy and his friend find a mysterious egg in the Florida Everglades, creepy men begin to stalk his house and military helicopters start buzzing their neighborhood. But when the egg hatches, the boys realize life as they know it will never be the same!
A live-action remake of the 1989 animated film.
Logline being kept under wraps, but a role reversal remake of the 1984 film starring Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah.
Set six years after the original, an unlikely new hero emerges: a young African–American female pilot, who takes up the mantle of Rocketeer in an attempt to stop an ambitious and corrupt rocket scientist from stealing jet-pack technology in what could prove to be a turning point in the Cold War.
Disney’s favorite not-so-bad guy is returning to the big screen. The team at Walt Disney Animation Studios took to Facebook Live to make the big announcement that an untitled Wreck-It Ralph sequel is in development at the Mouse House.
The sequel follows Ralph how his wrecking wreaks havoc on the Web.
Described as a female Indiana Jones, the story follows Delilah Dirk as she wields her sword, battles pirates and escapes on her flying boat while seeking adventures around the globe.
