Life can be good and life can be bad, young Simba is taught in the new trailer for Disney’s new version of “The Lion King,” which dropped Wednesday, 100 days ahead of opening night.
'The Lion King" features the voices of John Oliver as Zazu, left, and J.D. McCrary as young Simba. new version of “The Lion King,”“Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance,” Mufasa tells Simba as he surveys the savanna. “While others search for what they can take, a true king searches for what he can give.”A darker message comes from Scar and the hyena pack, who threaten Simba and Young Nala as the two little ones walk together in a barren part of the jungle.
“Life’s not fair, is it, my little friend?,” Scar says. “While some are born to feast, others spend their lives in the dark, begging for scraps.”, to be provided by warthog Pumbaa and meerkat Timon ? Those questions will be answered — at least for those who’ve never seen the 1994 animated film, or the Broadway show, orIndie Focus Newsletter
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