Disney is remaking 19 of its classic cartoons as live-action films — here they all are

By Kirsten Acuna , Stephen Parkhurst ,and Anjelica Oswald

2017-03-17T20:36:41.000Z

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Disney recently released a live-action remake of its classic animated film "Beauty and the Beast," starring Emma Watson and Dan Stevens.
The studio is planning at least 19 more remakes in the coming years, from fan favorites like "The Lion King" and "Aladdin" to more obscure characters like Rose Red and Cruella de Vil.
Several of the studio's more popular films will include spin-offs, including Tinkerbell and The Genie from "Aladdin."
Disney is already planning sequels to the recent hits, "Maleficent" and "The Jungle Book."

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Kirsten Acuna was a correspondent on Business Insider's Entertainment team covering TV, movies, and theme parks. She is Businness Insider's resident expert on all things "The Walking Dead." YKirsten covers superheroes and all things Disney (Marvel, Pixar, and live-action remakes). She is a verified film critic on Rotten Tomatoes. Kirsten has previously written for TV Guide and Time Out New York Kids. She joined Business Insider's entertainment team in 2012 as a reporter, helping to build the team from two people. She holds a degree in magazine journalism and minors in both English and child family studies from Syracuse University.Follow her on Twitter @KirstenAcuna.

Stephen Parkhurst

Stephen was the supervising video producer for INSIDER, which has a social and cross-platform reach of 1 billion video views a month. Previously, he produced and directed videos for Wired, Golf Digest, Fast Company, Condé Nast, Reddit, The Scene, The Shorty Awards, and Nerve. He got his start by annoying baby boomers with the viral video "Millennials: We Suck and We're Sorry" among other YouTube hits.

Anjelica Oswald

Anjelica was a pop-culture reporter at INSIDER. Before that she was an entertainment intern at Business Insider. She graduated from Ohio University's Scripps College of Communication in May 2015 and watches far too much TV.