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But Disney's newest star, Tiana Le, turned to Aussie comedian Chris Lilley for her inspiration. "I used to watch the funniest series of Ja'mie," Le says. "It's super-old but just watching him — and it was completely like a caricature of a schoolgirl — there were certain moments in there …

When John Stamos was approached by Disney Plus to play the lead in its new series, Big Shot, he thought he was going to play a lawyer. After all, renowned Hollywood producer, David E. Kelley — creator of hit shows such as Ally McBeal, Boston Legal and …

The Award-winning animated film and stage play comes to life in this 70 minute, fun-filled version of the classic fairytale. Based on the original Broadway production that ran for over thirteen years and was nominated for nine Tony Awards, and the Academy …

Star Wars and Disney voiceover legend Mark Elliott has died aged 81. The industry veteran — whose voice featured in some of the biggest blockbuster movies — reportedly passed away on April 3 after suffering two heart attacks. It was his representative …

There was little doubt streaming services would dominate this year's SAG Awards, and the winners list just makes it clear who emerged triumphant. Netflix, as you might have guessed, translated its …

Mulan was shot in New Zealand and China, and received criticism for filming in the region of Xinjiang, where Chinese authorities are believed to be systematically abusing Muslim minorities.

Winging into theaters and online on Friday is Disney's highly anticipated "Raya and the Last Dragon," an animated action-adventure film inspired by Southeast Asian culture. Directed by Don Hall and Carlos Lopez Estrada and featuring a predominantly Asian American voice cast,

As the first Disney film to have a Southeast Asia setting, it is inspired by the cultures and people of the region. As the artists and filmmakers designed the look of the various lands of Kumandra, they were inspired by fabrics,

Bobby Driscoll won an Oscar as the “first human being” signed by Disney – but died a lonely death in an abandoned New York building.

Former Disney child star Bobby Driscoll rose to fame at age 9 as “the first human being signed for Disney Productions.”