John Oliver has joined the voice cast of Jon Favreau’s live-action “The Lion King,” two ... will voice the part of red-billed hornbill Zazu. Described as dignified and uptight — but ...

We've been getting more and more live-action adaptations of classic Disney ... The British Last Week Tonight host tackled the part of Zazu, the uptight hornbill who serves as King Mufasa's majordomo.

Favreau already has form with Disney live-action attempts, having helmed The Jungle Book. The 2016 epic grossed $966.6 million at the box office worldwide, and also accrued a strong 95% approval ...

Zazu had his own song, "The Morning Report," cut from the original animated release of the movie. Maybe he'll get to sing it in the live-action film. Alfre Woodard will voice Mufasa's wife ...

Zazu. It’s actually a little surprising how perfect the casting for this movie appears to be. Either way, from everything we’re hearing, The Lion King is shaping up to be another reliably ...

Should they be classified as animated movies or live action? In an exclusive interview ... Preston Nymon as Zazu, Mads ...

However, other live-action Disney remakes haven't done as well ... the return of characters that audiences know and love, ...

A live-action "Lady and the Tramp" movie premiered ... After Mufasa's death, Zazu remains loyal to the rightful king, Simba. Sarabi doesn't have much to do in the original film, so it's nice ...

Disney is getting better at live-action adaptations — slightly ... back his rightful place as king of Pride Rock. John Oliver (Zazu), Florence Kasumba (Shenzi), and Keegan-Michael Key (Kamari ...

James Coulter Disney currently has two live-action remakes in theaters. One is Snow White. The other is Lilo & Stitch. And yet, rather than review either of those, I've chosen to review a live-action ...

The 1994 movie instantly became a family favorite, spawning sequels and even a live-action version released ... Disney fans are only just realizing the parrot Zazu was voiced by none other than ...

Scar and Mufasa are also featured, as well as Simba’s friends Timon, Pumbaa, Zazu and Rafiki. As well as having colorful backdrops and the character names on the posters, the well-known actors ...