Disney's 'Mulan' Live-Action Remake Will Reportedly Replace Mushu With a Phoenix
The movie is slated to release in 2020.
The upcoming Mulan The Seoul-based stylist opens up about challenges in the industry Disney‘s 1998 classic. According to a source close to The DisInsider, the beloved dragon Mushu, who serves as Mulan’s sidekick and often a comic relief in the animated version of the film, will reportedly be absent from the new movie and replaced by a phoenix.
Tweeting images of cast members who’re wearing hoodies emblazoned with a phoenix logo, the website suggests that Mulan may have a different companion in the 2020 movie.
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lsquo;s 1998 classic. According to a source close to reboot. While the original film is well-loved for its soundtrack, which includes familiar songs like “Reflection,” the new movie will reportedly only feature instrumentals. In an interview with Moviefone back in 2017, director Niki Caro described the film as “a big, girly martial arts epic,” and said that it probably wouldn’t feature any songs.
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