Another adaptation! Disney will make a real-life version of "Robin Hood" directly on the streaming media

As a long-standing source of Hollywood adaptation, the story of Robin Hood has always been a hot topic pursued by major studios. Recently, it was reported that Disney will bring its classic animated film "Robin Hood" shot in 1973 to the screen after real animalization. The film will not be released in theaters, but will be directly released on the streaming platform Disney+.

The 1973 version of Robin Hood is an animated film based on the legendary story of Robin Hood. It is Disney's 21st classic animation and is based on a story written by Ken Anderson.

According to the different personality traits of each character, the animators also chose different animals to represent them. For example, the clever and cunning Robin Hood is a fox with extraordinary skills, the honest and loyal Little John is a cute and funny big bear, King Richard and Prince John who is bent on usurping the throne are lions, Sir Haas who loves to give bad advice has become an unlucky snake, and the harsh and cruel Sheriff of Nottingham has become a cruel big bad wolf.

There are also other different kinds of animals to reflect the characters' personalities, reinterpreting the story of this legendary hero who robs the rich and helps the poor. This is also a classic Disney animation in which a human story is played out by animals, without any humans appearing in the film.

It is understood that the new version of "Robin Hood" will be a musical like the animated version. And the main characters will be made of real animals mixed with CG technology. At present, the director of the film is Carlos Lopez Estrada, whose most famous film is "Blindspot" in 2018. Cary Granlund, who once created the script of "Lady and the Tramp" for Disney+, will write the script for this film.

Looking at the recent "real animalization" films, "The Lion King", "The Jungle Book" and the new version of "Lady and the Tramp", the word of mouth and box office are very average. At present, the film is in the early development stage, and it is still unknown what tricks the new version of "Robin Hood" will have to turn things around. However, foreign media commented that it is indeed a very strange thing to let real animals sing and dance.