From the release date to the cast, find out everything you need to know about the upcoming Disney movie ‘Peter Pan & Wendy.’
One of Disney’s most beloved classic movies is the 1953 animated feature Peter Pan. A whole new generation of Disney fans will be introduced to the fantasy favorite in 2022 with the live-action adaptation Peter Pan & Wendy. Disney has had tons of success by turning their animated movies into live action with the help of CGI technology. Tons of movies that fans have adored for decades like Beauty And The Beast and The Lion King have been introduced to a younger audience with new live action adaptations. The latest iteration of J.M. Barrie’s beloved 1911 children’s book will of course feature a veteran cast of actors, as well as a few new faces playing the Darling children, the Lost Boys, and of course, Peter himself. Long before the movie gets released, Disney dropped a teaser trailer for the upcoming film on December 10,2020. It features some of the classic imagery from the original, including the Big Ben clocktower, London Bridge, a pirate ship-shaped cloud, and of course the star! HollywoodLife has gathered all the details about the coming movie. Find out everything you need to know about Peter Pan & Wendy here! The new take on the movie will be released on DisneyPlus, along with other movies going straight to the streaming service like the upcoming live-action Pinocchio. While an official release date hasn’t been set yet, the live action adaptation is expected to be available to DisneyPlus subscribers exclusively on the streaming service in 2022. Peter-Pan is one of the most iconic characters of the 20th Century, and there will be plenty of fresh faces playing both “The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up” and the Darling children. The Reluctant Landlord star Alexander Molony,15, will take on the title role as Peter Pan. Ever Anderson, 14, who played a young Natasha Romanoff in Black Widow, will play Wendy. They’ll be joined by Joshua Pickering and Jacobi Jupe as John Darling and Michael Darling, respectively.
