Teaser Trailer REACTION! The rumors are true, future kings and queens! Disney just unveiled a roaring first look at MUFASA: ...

The story of Disney’s “The Lion King” will be adapted to a stage by 36 children, ages 8 to 18, in an upcoming production by ...

Watch the Disney Plus Release Date Trailer for Mufasa: The Lion King, a live-action addition ... (Mufasa), Kelvin Harrison Jr. (Taka/Scar), Tiffany Boone (Sarabi), Kagiso Lediga (Young Rafiki ...

Mufasa: The Lion King' will be available to ... from the original movie, such as Sarabi and Zazu. It also details the villain origin story for Scar, with his real name revealed as "Taka." ...

Sarabi, smart as ever ... and after this movie you realize that is the truth. The Lion King was meant to be Scar; he had the royal bloodline, but that was about it. True kings aren’t born ...

Familiar characters were lent new voices, with some returning for the same roles as in The Lion King (2019). In addition to Mufasa, Scar — whose original name was Taka, and Sarabi, viewers get ...

Sarabi falls in love with Mufasa ... In both versions of The Lion King, Scar appears as a power-thirsty lion who envies his brother’s kingdom. His motivations are political, as he wants to ...

Mufasa: The Lion King, the prequel (and a sequel ... The royal-blooded lion Taka (who later takes on the name Scar) hoped to develop a bond with Sarabi, as he admired her. However, the situation ...

Mufasa: The Lion King provides a new origin story about how Scar got his scar ... especially because of Mufasa's romantic relationship with Sarabi, leads Taka to forge an alliance with Kiros ...

Instead, Scar digs his claws into his paws and flings him to his death. The interaction that ends Mufasa’s life in “The Lion King” is actually ... wandering lioness, Sarabi (Tiffany Boone ...

Disney has added another film to their most successful franchise, The Lion King ... motion for the future king, and we go on his journey to meet his soon-to-be wife Sarabi and friends.

Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King ... Scar. The film explores Taka’s early bond with Mufasa, his feelings of inferiority, and the choices that lead to his betrayal. Tiffany Boone voices Sarabi ...