Mufasa: The Lion King is the new Live Action of The Lion King and it is the first film that takes a trip to the past to tell us the story of Mufasa, Simba’s father who dies tragically when he is trapped in the middle of a stampede and his own brother, Scar, makes him fall.
The Lion King premiered in 1994, took 2 Oscar awards and became one of the most beloved films of Disney. In 2019, the film had a remake that became one of the studio’s best Live Actions, starring a little lion named Simba, who tragically loses his father, runs away from home to live in the African savannah, and years He then returns to reclaim his throne and end his uncle’s reign of terror.
The film is inspired by the work of Shakespeare, Hamlet (as is also the case with The Northman, by Robert Eggers with Nicole Kidman and Alexandr Skarsgard), and focuses on the path that Simba must travel to obtain justice and save his kingdom, and Mufasa’s story was not the most important.
Mufasa: The Lion King focuses on Simba’s father and how he too went from being a young lion to becoming a powerful king who was loved and respected by all the animals in the kingdom.
The trailer for Mufasa: The Lion King
The first trailer of Mufasa: The Lion King explains that Mufasa, unlike Simba, was born without a drop of royal blood in his body. He was not the son of a king and was not destined for the throne, but he grew up to become a brave and powerful lion, and eventually came to sit on the throne.
El reparto de Mufasa: The Lion King
The Disney film has a great cast of voices, Seth Rogen and Billy Eichner are the voices of Timon and Pumbaa, the legendary friends who help protect Simba after he leaves home, Aaron Pierrefrom The Underground Railroad, is the voice of young Mufasa and John Kani It is Rafiki, who is the one who tells the legend of Mufasa.
