A beloved classic is being brought to life in a whole new way. 1. Orlando’s Modern Theatricals presents The Jungle Book this weekend. Well-known local artistic director Donald Spencer created this ...

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The “Jungle Cruise” sequel is likely dead, at least according to stars Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt. The duo headlined Disney’s 2021 adventure movie about a riverboat captain who guides a scientist ...

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Oct 7 (Reuters) - Disney (DIS.N), opens new tab said on Tuesday it has secured theatrical film and ancillary rights to British writer Katherine Rundell's fantasy book series, "Impossible Creatures," ...

A potential 'Harry Potter'-esque movie franchise? The British writer will turn her first two kids fantasy books set in the world of Gilmouria into movie screenplays under the Disney Live Action banner ...

Walt Disney Studios has acquired film rights to British writer Katherine Rundell’s award-winning and critically celebrated fantasy series, “Impossible Creatures.” As part of Disney’s deal with Rundell ...

With some updates and tweaks, Modern Theatricals’ production of “The Jungle Book” is back at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts after last year’s debut. It’s not the story you probably ...

Hilarious footage has captured a tourist unintentionally becoming a jungle gym for excited monkeys. "The video was shot at the Monkey Forest in Ubud, where two monkeys ran over the head of a tourist," ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – A little more than a year later, “The Jungle Book” from Modern Theatricals is returning to downtown Orlando. This story strays away from what you’d expect. In this sequel expanding on ...

You’ve met folks who are just a little “too Disney.” Maybe they’re hyper-focused on Figment popcorn buckets, incensed about a beloved theme-park ride closing or using their retirement fund to finance ...