"Star Wars", Marvel, Pixar and Disney World fans: The wait for the D23 2019 is almost over.
The main Disney news from various sectors of the company will be announced this week in Anaheim at J23, and fans have high expectations. A full trailer for the new movie "Star Wars" is pretty much guaranteed, but beyond that, Disney has kept its big revelations secret. Here's what to anticipate:
New trailer for "Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker" and other possible news of "Star Wars"
We are ready. We have summer ready. The first teaser of "Rise of Skywalker" was launched months ago and we have hardly heard anything since. Disney and Lucasfilm still keep the secrets of "Star Wars" closely guarded, but D23 is almost certainly the place where we will finally get long-awaited images to satiate us until December 20th.
Because "Rise of Skywalker" will mark the third and final film of this installment of the franchise, fans are certainly hoping for news of the next trilogy series. David Benioff and D.B., hosts of "Game of Thrones" Weiss is working on one of them, and Rian Johnson is working on another one. We may have some information about them at J23, but do not hold your breath: Disney could easily wait until next year to share information, and we would not be surprised if that happened .
Plans for the massive 50th anniversary celebration of Walt Disney World
It will take years to prepare for a celebration of this magic and Disney will unveil details of its plans for its 50th anniversary long before 2021. Rumors are circulating rapidly, with some insiders claiming that the plan is to unveil fifty unique enhancements and additions to the project. All of Walt Disney World Resort. At least three major attractions should be announced, including some kind of indoor walk on Mickey.
"At the Magic Kingdom, almost every attraction will be subject to an adjustment," reports Orlando Weekly.
Although it is likely that only certain details will be revealed at J23, it is reasonable to assume that the general news of the celebration will be made public. The fiftieth anniversary date is October 1, 2021 and fans around the world will want to get their place in the action as soon as possible.
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(Original caption) Disney: The pastel-colored castle, where "The Sleeping Beauty was awakened by the prince's kiss", is the entrance to Fantasyland. Here are also the diamond mines of the Seven Dwarfs, the world of glass of Alice in Wonderland and the habitat of many other characters from the famous cartoons of Walt Disney.
THE GREAT OPENING OF THE WORLD WALT DISNEY – Pictured: Dingo, Pluto, Julie Andrews, Pinocchio Performs on Main Street U.S.A. in the Magic Kingdom – Photo by: NBCU Photo Bank
THE GREAT WALT DISNEY WORLD OPENING – Pictured: Mickey Mouse (center) with Disney World actors – Photo by: NBC / NBCU Photo Bank
THE GREAT WALT DISNEY WORLD OPENING – Pictured: Julie Andrews (center) performs on Main Street US in the enchanted realm – Photo by: NBCU Photo Bank
August 4, 1972: A topiary of an elephant at Disney World, Florida. (Photo by Alan Band / Keystone / Getty Images)
December 1960: Entrance to Adventureland in Disneyland, California. (Photo by Alan Band / Keystone Features / Getty Images)
(Original caption) Indian Prime Minister Nehru is introduced as he visits Disneyland, a world-famous amusement park, accompanied by Walt Disney, who was driving the prime minister in an old-fashioned electric vehicle. Prime Minister Nehru will spend the next two days in the Los Angeles area as part of his visit to the United States.
October 31, 1969: Landscape artist Charlie Sepulveda creating life-size Disney topiary characters for the Walt Disney World Recreation Center in Orlando, Florida (Photo: Alan Band / Keystone / Getty Images)
November 13, 1969: The first phase of Walt Disney World under construction in Orlando, Florida. Covering 27,000 acres, it's the largest recreation center in the world. (Photo by Alan Band / Fox Photos / Getty Images)
THE GREAT OPENING OF THE WORLD WALT DISNEY – Pictured: Julie Andrews performs in front of Prince Charming Regal Carrousel in the Magic Kingdom – Photo by: NBC / NBCU Photo Bank
THE GREAT WALT DISNEY WORLD OPENING – Pictured: Julie Andrews (center) performs on Main Street US in the enchanted realm – Photo by: NBCU Photo Bank
THE GREAT WALT DISNEY WORLD OPENING – Pictured: Julie Andrews on US Main Street in the Enchanted Realm – Photo credit: NBC / NBCU Photo Bank
April 7, 1972, April 10, 1972; Denver-Made Dune Buggies on the way to Disney World; Gail Kauffman of Unique Mobility Inc., manufacturer of Englewood, recently bought a 50% stake in a dune buggy at 3730 S. Jason St., Englewood, in Orlando's leisure car rental operation – the Disney headquarters of units ready to be loaded in the Santa Fe World – and will manage the operations with a fleet of 70 railway wagons during the weekend for a trip to Orlando, Florida, with buggies, all shipped by Denver rail. (Photo by Bill Johnson / The Denver Post via Getty Images)
THE GREAT OPENING OF THE WALT DISNEY WORLD – Pictured: Julie Andrews on US Main Street in the Enchanted Realm (Photo from NBC / NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)
ORLANDO, FL – DECEMBER 1: Cheerleaders from Boston College and the BC group perform in front of Cinderella Castle at the Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom in Orlando, December 1982. British Columbia was city to play Auburn in the Tangerine Bowl. (Photo by John Tlumacki / The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
US Secretary of Education, William Bennett, his wife Elayne, his son John and an unidentified woman and girl, waving flags and marching on Main Street USA in an old fire truck during from a visit to Disney World. (Photo by Robert Sherbow / The LIFE / Getty Images Collection)
THE DISNEY MAGIC WORLD – Episode 15 – Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Celebration – Pictured: (Left to Right), Roy E. Disney, Michael Eisner, Ronald Reagan, Art Linkletter, Robert Cummings – (Photo: Alice S. Hall / NBC / NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)
Warren Beatty and Ron Galella at the Dick Tracy & # 39; s press conference at Disney World in Orlando, Florida, United States. (Photo by Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage)
Crowds on the main street of Disney World (Photo by Jonathan Blair / Corbis via Getty Images)
Expectations waiting in Disney World (Photo by Jonathan Blair / Corbis via Getty Images)
Group portrait of all Walt Disney World staff, including a troupe of Disney characters dressed up front, in front of Cinderella Castle before the grand opening of the amusement park. (Photo by Yale Joel / The collection of LIFE images via Getty Images)
UNSPECIFIED – OCTOBER 15: LIFE cover 10-15-1971: Disney World opens its doors. (Photo by Yale Joel / LIFE Premium Collection / Getty Images)
Skyway multichannel cable cars from Disney World passing Fantasyland on the way to Tomorrowland. (Photo by Ray Fisher / LIFE / Getty Images Collection)
Disney World Florida: Exterior of Cinderella Castle illuminated at night and reflected in an artificial stream. (Photo by Ray Fisher / LIFE / Getty Images Collection)
Interior of the Grand Canyon Concourse lobby of the Contemporary Resort Hotel, with its 14-story ceiling and monorail terminal (background), at Disney World. (Photo by Ray Fisher / LIFE / Getty Images Collection)
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Updates on Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
The sequel to "Avengers: Endgame" begins to fade, which means that fans are ready to prepare for the future. Last month at Disney's San Diego Comic-Con, Disney released an official timeline of each Marvel film and scripted series scheduled for 2020 and 2021. All new series will be hosted in the new Disney + streaming service. studio. The revealed timeline was a pretty massive announcement, but it's impossible for Disney not to have reserved at least a few key details for his own D23 show.
Casting and other news about upcoming Disney and Pixar movies
We know that Halle Bailey has signed for "The Little Mermaid", but who else will be starring alongside her in the next action movie? We have fingers crossed to officially speak of Prince Eric (unfortunately, Harry Styles would have declined the role), Ursula (unconfirmed reports say that it is Melissa McCarthy) and other beloved characters.
It's been a long time since we've heard much about Pixar. "Forward", with Tom Holland and Chris Pratt, is planned for 2020, but what remains on the horizon? Disney will probably share new information on "Frozen 2", and there may be more upcoming news.
