Mufasa and Simba's family tree in The Lion King franchise is a bit complicated, thanks to adoptive brothers, prequels, and sequels. Let's break it down.

Mufasa: The Lion King finally addresses what happened to the titular lion’s parents, Simba’s grandparents, before the events of the original film.

In The Lion King Scar doesn’t just kill Mufasa, he also betrays Simba so he can rule the Pride Lands. In the movie’s climax, he and Simba come head-to-head after Scar reveals that he was the ...

Simba and Nala's daughter Kiara (voiced by Blue Ivy) will make her debut as she hears the legend of how her grandfather, Mufasa (voiced by Aaron Pierre), an orphaned lion, joins the family of ...

Monday (April 29), GMA premiered the teaser trailer for Mufasa, the prequel to 2019’s polarizing live-action adaption of the classic Disney animated film The Lion King. The trailer gives us our ...

The Lion King Jr. is the story of Simba, an adventurous and energetic lion cub who is next in line to be king of the Pride ...

In the original Lion King, we see Scar usurp the throne after killing Mufasa and trying to frame Simba for his death. Those events take on a different and even more impactful meaning upon learning ...

"Mufasa: The Lion King" Trailer is here. The upcoming musical film is set to hit theaters this winter. Get ready to return to Pride Rock. “The Lion King” saga continues with an official live ...

Mufasa: The Lion King continues the circle of life as the prequel and sequel to 2019’s The Lion King. It follows the adventures of Mufasa, Taka, Sarabi, and Rafiki as they search for a new home ...

Disney revealed a new trailer for 'Mufasa: The Lion King,' a prequel to the hit live-action film from 2019. Directed by Oscar-winner Barry Jenkins, the film is in theaters Dec. 20, featuring the ...

“Mufasa” also is part sequel, the tale beginning with the adult king of the Pride Lands, Simba (voiced again by Donald Glover), and his queen, Nala (a likewise returning Beyoncé Knowles ...

Mufasa: The Lion King 3 out of 5 Stars Director: Barry Jenkins Writers: Jeff Nathanson, Linda Woolverton, Irene Mecchi Starring: Aaron Pierre, Kevin Harrison Jr., Tiffany Boone Rated: PG for ...