Thirty years after the original animated classic first hit theaters and five years after its live action remake packed theatres again, The Lion King franchise is taking us on another trip to Africa. Disney and director Barry Jenkins are about to roll out their much-anticipated prequel Mufasa: The Lion King,

You know the story of “The Lion King." But do you know what came long before young Simba ascended to his rightful place as king of the Pride Lands?

Born into poverty in apartheid-era South Africa and propelled to Hollywood heights, Lebohang Morake became the voice of Disney's classic film "The Lion King" with his powerful Zulu cry.

Blue Ivy Carter will make her feature film debut in the new movie "Mufasa: The Lion King," out Dec. 20. Here's what to know about her acting gig.

"#Mufasa is a fantastic prequel that outdoes the first photorealistic The Lion King movie by a mile with an original and engaging story, better facial animation, and fun songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda. It ties nicely to the previous film's story and you get to see how it all started," John Nguyen tweeted.

The Lion King", a visual and musical spectacle opening December 18 in Philippine cinemas, including in IMAX or 4DX for the ultimate adventure.

The Lion King,” Disney’s 1994 film, was a global hit, followed by a successful Broadway show in 1997 that continues today. In 2024, Disney is exploring Mufasa’s backstory in “Mufasa:

The actor and comedian, who voices Timon, discusses the new film, a blend of prequel and sequel to the 2019 "The Lion King" remake and the original 1994 classic.

Born into poverty in apartheid-era South Africa and propelled to Hollywood heights, Lebohang Morake became the voice of Disney’s classic film “The Lion King” with his powerful Zulu cry. Now, 30 years after his chant of “Nants’ Ingonyama” soared above the film’s memorable opening sequence,