Photo: Seth Rogen/InstagramIt ain’t no passing craze!The stars of Disney’s upcoming live-actionLion Kingmovie got together this week to record their voices for the film — and gave fans a sneak peek with a (partial) cast photo.Seth Rogen, who voices the ever-hungry warthog Pumbaa, posted a photo of himself on Instagram with castmatesBilly Eichner, the voice of Pumbaa’s partner-in-crime, Timon the meerkat,Donald Glover, the voice of Simba, and director Jon Favreau. Eichner and Favreau shared the same shot on their Instagram pages, which features the four of them standing together in a recording studio in front of a microphone.Buena Vista Pictures/Courtesy Everett CollectionThe highly anticipated live-action remake also stars: Beyoncé as Nala, Chiwetel Eijiofor as the villainous Scar, James Earl Jones as Mufasa and John Oliver as Zazu.Disneyannounced the filmin September 2017 after his update ofThe Jungle Bookbecame a box office and critical hit. (A sequel is alreadyin the works.) As with that film, the newLion Kingis expected to use performance-capture technology and computer-generated imagery to bring its animal characters to life. It will also include songs from the original movie.In addition toThe Lion King, Disney has live-action reboots ofMulan,The Little Mermaid,Dumbo, andAladdinin the works.The Lion Kingwill hit theaters in July 19, 2019.
Photo: Seth Rogen/Instagram
It ain’t no passing craze!The stars of Disney’s upcoming live-actionLion Kingmovie got together this week to record their voices for the film — and gave fans a sneak peek with a (partial) cast photo.Seth Rogen, who voices the ever-hungry warthog Pumbaa, posted a photo of himself on Instagram with castmatesBilly Eichner, the voice of Pumbaa’s partner-in-crime, Timon the meerkat,Donald Glover, the voice of Simba, and director Jon Favreau. Eichner and Favreau shared the same shot on their Instagram pages, which features the four of them standing together in a recording studio in front of a microphone.Buena Vista Pictures/Courtesy Everett CollectionThe highly anticipated live-action remake also stars: Beyoncé as Nala, Chiwetel Eijiofor as the villainous Scar, James Earl Jones as Mufasa and John Oliver as Zazu.Disneyannounced the filmin September 2017 after his update ofThe Jungle Bookbecame a box office and critical hit. (A sequel is alreadyin the works.) As with that film, the newLion Kingis expected to use performance-capture technology and computer-generated imagery to bring its animal characters to life. It will also include songs from the original movie.In addition toThe Lion King, Disney has live-action reboots ofMulan,The Little Mermaid,Dumbo, andAladdinin the works.The Lion Kingwill hit theaters in July 19, 2019.
It ain’t no passing craze!
The stars of Disney’s upcoming live-actionLion Kingmovie got together this week to record their voices for the film — and gave fans a sneak peek with a (partial) cast photo.
Seth Rogen, who voices the ever-hungry warthog Pumbaa, posted a photo of himself on Instagram with castmatesBilly Eichner, the voice of Pumbaa’s partner-in-crime, Timon the meerkat,Donald Glover, the voice of Simba, and director Jon Favreau. Eichner and Favreau shared the same shot on their Instagram pages, which features the four of them standing together in a recording studio in front of a microphone.
Buena Vista Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection
The highly anticipated live-action remake also stars: Beyoncé as Nala, Chiwetel Eijiofor as the villainous Scar, James Earl Jones as Mufasa and John Oliver as Zazu.
Disneyannounced the filmin September 2017 after his update ofThe Jungle Bookbecame a box office and critical hit. (A sequel is alreadyin the works.) As with that film, the newLion Kingis expected to use performance-capture technology and computer-generated imagery to bring its animal characters to life. It will also include songs from the original movie.
In addition toThe Lion King, Disney has live-action reboots ofMulan,The Little Mermaid,Dumbo, andAladdinin the works.
The Lion Kingwill hit theaters in July 19, 2019.
source: people.com
