Dwayne Johnson was hired for a live-action remake role, utilizing the company's streaming service for content distribution.
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What happened
Dwayne Johnson was hired for a live-action remake role, utilizing the company's streaming service for content distribution.
Who's involved
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Part of
Disney+ streams Star Wars content, which is managed by Lucasfilm.Also in this story
- Disney is bringing back George Lucas' original Star Wars material after discovering original prints.
- Streaming success driven by Star Wars franchise content boosted Disney+ platform viewership.
- A successful series featuring George Lucas's core philosophies is airing on Disney+ and stars Diego Luna.
- A new series, overseen by James Waugh and directed by Kenji Kamiyama, launches on Disney+ and is tracked by Rotten Tomatoes.
The entities involved
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The Walt Disney Company
American multinational mass media company
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Disney+
American video streaming service
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