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Hamilton and Taylor Swift s intimate concert session are some of the other shows to catch on Disney+.
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Disney+ has arrived in Singapore after a long wait and we re finally part of that world. While it s certainly a moment befitting of a Disney Princess medley, we figured that it will be more helpful to curate a list of shows for you to watch.
Of course, by now, you would have read a ton about WandaVision and The Mandalorian. And rather than flogging the proverbial dead horses, we are going to take a look at some of the hidden gems on Disney+ and bring you on a magic carpet ride into the unknown.
The Seth Concert Series – Santino Fontana | Review
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Santino Fontana is so versatile that not only does did he voice both parts, Hans and Anna, in a rendering of ‘Love is An Open Door’ from Disney’s
Frozen, he’s as comfortable in a play as he is in a musical. This gave rise to some unusual conversations in a musical theatre concert series – it isn’t often that plays by Oscar Wilde and Arthur Miller get referenced in a show otherwise full of showtunes.
In his formative years, Fontana played piano in church services but wasn’t a chorister. Perhaps surprisingly, given his credits to date across stage, television, movies and audiobooks, he wasn’t the go-to leading man as a student. He seems to like defying convention, not attending a prestigious drama school, and deploying unusual training techniques, including one in which a quarter (a twenty-five cent coin) is strategically hidden by him, or whoever the leader or fac
Big Hero 6 Characters Aren t Making Live-Action Debuts in Marvel Cinematic Universe
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Feb. 23, 2021
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Since Walt Disney Pictures Animation first debuted “Big Hero 6” in 2014, the movie’s intrepid inventor Hiro, his adorable robot companion Baymax, and their team of STEM-enhanced superheroes have been regular fixtures within the larger Disney pop-culture ecosystem.
Despite recent reports, however, Hiro, Baymax and the rest of the “Big Hero 6” crew are not currently set to make their live-action debut within the Marvel Cinematic Universe,
Variety has confirmed with a source at the studio.
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It’s understandable why there would be so much anticipation for “Big Hero 6” to join the MCU. After Disney acquired Marvel Entertainment in 2009, the Disney Animation Studios team hit upon the rather obscure Marvel comics series “Big Hero 6” which first appeared in 1998 as a title ripe for adaptation. Disn