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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

‘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.

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 ...

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 ...