The latest in the Disney remakes is on its way as the classic Lady and the Tramp is set to be remade. The upcoming remake will be directed by Charlie Bean, who is responsible for directing The LEGO Ninjago Movie. The upcoming remake will be a live-action/CGI-hybrid version.
The biggest news is not that the film will be remade, but is that this version of Lady and the Tramp movie isn’t going to be released theaters. Instead it will be heading to the upcoming Disney streaming service which is still due to launch in 2019. Lady and the Tramp joins Adam Devine’s Magic Camp and Anna Kendrick’s “female Santa Clause” as two other films that will be heading to the highly anticipated Disney streaming service.
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