Following the first batch of reviews for Disney+'s 'Lady and the Tramp,' most critics agreed that the live-action remake falls flat compared to the 1955 animated film. By Katherine Schaffstall ...

Lady and the Tramp's' voice cast includes 'Thor: Ragnarok' star Tessa Thompson, Oscar nominee Sam Elliott, Justin Theroux and more in the new Disney+ film. By Lily Rosenberg Sixty-four years after ...

Lady and the Tramp probably isn't the reason you're going to sign up for Disney+. But it feels, in some ways, like the essence of Disney+'s appeal: It's technically new, but built on a bedrock of ...

‘Lady and the Tramp’ 70th Anniversary MagicBand+ ... a diamond-patterned blue band with Mickey icons. A light blue silhouette of Mickey is printed on the center puck.

While this live-action remake of Lady and the Tramp never quite convinces you that it was made for any better reason than for the new Disney+ streaming service to cash in on a legacy title ...

Heat up that alleyway spaghetti, because Lady and the Tramp is getting a live action remake, with Tessa Thompson and Justin Theroux cast in the main roles and a plot based on the classic 1955 ...

Disney’s strategy of turning animated classics into live-action movies takes a streaming detour with “Lady and the Tramp,” a respectable if uninspired version of the 1955 film that grooms ...

His stars – mutt Monte, playing Tramp, and American cocker spaniel Rose as Lady – did not share his sense of ceremony as they trotted onto the painstakingly re-created set featuring a ...

One has to seriously wonder if, on top of everything else, the inclusion of a Lady and the Tramp remake was absolutely necessary. At the very least, if we're going to go through this exercise of ...

In the animated film, Tramp comes across some puppies in a window for sale. 7. Darling never lays a hand on Lady. In the animated film, Darling slaps Lady and gets frustrated with her when she ...

Lady, voiced by Tessa Thompson and played by a dog named Rose and Tramp, voiced by Justin Theroux and played by a dog named Monte. K.C. Bailey/Disney New York Post may be compensated and/or ...

The answer may look something like “Lady and the Tramp,” the latest of many nominal “live-action” remakes of beloved titles from the studio’s animated canon — but the first to bypass ...