Concept art for Dream Productions showcases a vibrant soundstage, complete with a whimsical set of colorful mountains, a meadow, and candy. In the foreground, a pink train sits next to a white house with purple roofs. The rest of the room is bathed in soft light blue and purple hues, enhancing the dreamlike atmosphere.

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(L-R): Mufasa (voiced by Aaron Pierre), Eshe (Thandiwe Newton), and Taka (Kelvin Harrison Jr.) in Disney’s live-action Mufasa: The Lion King. They are standing in a field, with the sun setting in the background.

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In an image from The Lion King (2019), young Simba (voiced by JD McCrary), a lion cub, walks alongside Pumbaa (voiced by Seth Rogen), a warthog, and Timon (voiced by Billy Eichner), a meerkat perched on Pumbaa's head. The background features rocky terrain, trees, and flowers, with the trio standing on dry, barren ground. In the distance, the landscape becomes lusher and more vibrant.

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Documentary filmmakers Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin on location during the filming of National Geographic’s Free Solo. Vasarhelyi, on the left, is wearing a black tank top, pants, and hat; Chin, on the right, is wearing a white T-shirt and dark pants and a baseball cap, and has a large bundle of rope over one shoulder. The pair is standing in a field of tall grass; green hills can be seen behind them.

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Disney Lorcana TCG Offers Special Promo Card Giveaway at Select Moana 2 Screenings in the U.S. and Canada

Our friends at Ravensburger are answering the ocean’s call with a very special giveaway at select screenings of Moana 2 in the United States and Canada.

: “30 Years of Disney on Broadway” written in silver atop an iridescent blue and purple background.

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In an image from Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, Jod Na Nawood (Jude Law) is closely examined by security droid eyestalks. He wears a black leather jacket and a gray shawl around his neck. His young partners stand in the background, which features a clear night sky and terrain.

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In an image from Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Moana 2, Moana (voiced by Auli‘i Cravalho) is on her canoe, in the ocean, looking back at a flotilla of Kakamora. She is holding ropes in both hands while glancing over her shoulder, with a determined look on her face; another rope connects the canoe to the Kakamora.

Behind the Animation of Moana 2: Characters, Challenges, and Creativity

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In a scene from Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, KB, played by Kyriana Kratter, Neel, played by Robert Timothy Smith, the droid SM-33, voiced by Nick Frost, Fern, played by Ryan Kiera Armstrong, and Wim played by Ravi Cabot-Conyers, huddle around an opening.

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A green and black half-scale steam engine train with gold accents is parked on a railroad, emitting smoke across the tracks. Bret Iwan stands next to the train’s control panel, wearing a blue and white engineer’s cap, a blue jacket, and brown pants. A wooden house and a clear sky are visible in the background.

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