One of Disney’s most beloved sagas is The Lion King, a series of films that launched iconic characters, such as Timon and Pumbaa, to fame, although there is one protagonist of whom everyone would have liked to have more scenes and that is Mufasa, who now will have its own film in the style of live action.
Although the new film will not be animated with the previous installments of this Disney classic, many fans of the Mufasa dynasty are looking forward to what can be seen in the film that will be released in theaters at the end of 2024. And it will surely also be available on the Disney Plus platform, where various film projects from the mouse company have previously been shared.
Trailer for Mufasa: The Lion King in Latin Spanish
The story that we are shown in the trailer for “Mufasa” is that of Simba’s ruling father, who, unlike his brave son, did not have royal blood in his veins and still managed to become the king of his habitat.
This film is shown as a legend that Rafiki transmits to Kiara, the lioness daughter of Simba and Nala, who through an extraordinary narration, with occasional interventions by Timon and Pumbaa, will learn more about her lineage.
And if you’re a fan of one of Disney’s most acclaimed villains, you’ll be pleased to know that information will also be given about Scar and how he “twinned” with Mufasa, who was in fact an orphaned lion cub who learned to survive on his own. in the midst of nature.
When is “Mufasa: The Lion King” released?
Although many would like the premiere of Mufasa to happen as soon as possible, the truth is that we still have to wait several months to see this story on the big screen that looks set to become one of the most successful live actions in the franchise.
It will not be until December 20, 2024 that Mufasa: The Lion King will arrive in theaters, where the glasses and popcorn containers alluding to the film are expected to await, which will feature incredible voiceover participations.
In fact, the English version will have the starring voices of Aaron Pierre, Kelvin Harrison Jr., John Kani, Seth Rogen, Donald Glover, Billy Eichner, and even Beyoncé accompanied by her real-life daughter, Blue Ivy Carter.