Lilo & Stitch (Live Action), Disney + / Walt Disney Pictures Opzioni

[Daydreamer]

In effetti sarebbe perfetta per un live action fiabesco. Ideale Odette o Elisa per il Lago dei Cigni o i Cigni Selvatici, giusto per fare una proposta .

[nicolino]

A pensare male molto spesso ci si azzecca e non mi stupirebbe se questa fosse l’ennesima polemica montata ad arte dalla Disney che ormai ci sta esasperando con questa storia del razzismo e del race swap, gli unici metodi grazie al quale si fa una mega pubblicità gratuita e col minimo sforzo.
Lo dico perché sembra una coincidenza troppo grande che la notizia arrivi dopo le polemiche infuriate del cosiddetto “whitewashing” di Nani e ora sembrano ripulirsi l’immagine con questa azione da eroi della giustizia, come a dire “visto che non siamo razzisti per nulla?”.

Detto questo, l’attore precedente era proprio un figo e questo un enorme meh.

[Hiroe]

Vabbè ma comunque non dovrebbe essere possibile che un attore perda un ruolo per una scritta sul profilo Twitter... 30 anni fa ci siamo beccati attori razzisti e omofobi come se fossero i divi assoluti, perché la gente vedeva il film, e come recitavano, non le dichiarazioni politiche e i profili social. Ma dove andremo a finire?

[nicolino]

Non posso che appoggiare i vostri pensieri, Hiroe e Day.
Ricordiamoci quando la Disney si girò dall'altra parte davanti alle dichiarazioni dell'attrice di Mulan? Lì non dissero mezza parola perché, con la bava alla bocca, pensavano ai tanti soldi in ballo (o almeno così erano convinti).
Segno che, quando conviene a loro, sono capaci di passare sopra certe posizioni scomode.
Qui alla fine si tratta di uno sconosciuto a cui non gli frega di stroncare la carriera sul nascere, anzi, ci hanno visto come dicevo un'altra occasione ghiotta per pubblicità gratuita e per passare da eroi dell'inclusione.
A me la Disney ormai fa sempre più schifo.

[Mr. Hook]

La cosa migliore che può fare un giovane attore emergente è quella di eliminare totalmente l’utilizzo dei social se non per promuovere il suo lavoro.

[veu]

E anche la produzione di Lilo e Stich, come già avvenuto in passato con Cenerentola e con Biancaneve, ha dovuto affrontare un incendio sul set:

Ecco cosa veniva riportato nei giorni scorsi (non siamo riusciti ad inserirlo):

17 aprile 2023:

Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

It's finally here!!! Today the live action "Lilo and Stitch" kicks off principle photography in a very Kokaua-esque town called Haleiwa. Filming will all around Oahu for roughly 8 Weeks. Working title is "BAD DOG". If you see them around the island let us know!!


Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

Due to a trailer fire at the "Lilo and Stitch" Base Camp last night filming has been cancelled for today. Still trying to get details on whether it was intentionally set or not. Stay safe!

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18 aprile 2023 - Da Twitter:

KHON2 News @KHONnews:

"That’s not the aloha spirit we try to maintain over here." An arson investigation is underway at a major Hollywood film production on Oahu's North Shore.
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Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

I can't imagine what a blow this is to the "Lilo and Stitch" production which has already been fraught with delays. News said it was the wardrobe trailer which contained "specialized costumes" (alien costumes). Hoping they are able to rebuild and resume soon.


19 aprile:

Dal sito Hawaii News Now:

Arson investigation underway after fire on set of major film production on Oahu’s North Shore

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Honolulu Police Department has launched an arson investigation after a fire on the set of a major film production on Oahu’s North Shore.

Sources say it happened on the set of Disney’s live-action remake of “Lilo and Stitch.” Monday was supposed to be the first day of filming.

According to the Honolulu Fire Department, crews received a call just before 11 p.m. Sunday for the trailer fire at the intersection of Kamehameha Highway and Cane Haul Road in Haleiwa.

HFD said upon arrival, brush was burning beneath one of the trailers.

After further investigation, all the contents of the trailer were also on fire, including specialized costumes, sources said.

Firefighters worked to keep the fire from spreading to other nearby trailers.

A total of five units staffed with 12 personnel responded to the incident.

Crews were able to put out the blaze by 1 a.m. Monday.

No injuries were reported and no workers were on scene.

Shooting is expected to resume later this week.

The cause of the blaze is still being investigated.



20 aprile 2023:

Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii@reelnewshawaii:

Alright, lets take it from the top! After a major setback due to a trailer fire at Base Camp Monday which burned 3 weeks of costumes and did $200,000 in damages, the show must go on!!! Today the live action "Lilo and Stitch" kicks off principle photography somewhere on Oahu!!!!





Ora le riprese continuano regolarmente...

[veu]

Qui alcune immagini dei luoghi delle riprese dei giorni scorsi:

Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

A little peek at the first set/location for the Lilo and Stitch movie that they’ve been filming at for the past two days.

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[veu]

Da Hawaii News Now:

‘Lilo & Stitch’ filming to close portion of Kalanianaole Highway in both directions

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A film shoot for Disney’s live-action remake of “Lilo & Stitch” will be shutting down some roads in the Hawaii Kai area on Monday, the state Department of Transportation said.

Kalanianaole Highway will be closed in both directions between Hanauma Bay Road and Sandy Beach Park.

The closure will be from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Highway users on Kalanianaole Highway will be detoured to Lunalilo Home Road, then to Hawaii Kai Drive, and to Kealahou Street.



[Kalanianaole Highway will be closed in both directions between Hanauma Bay Road and Sandy Beach Park on Monday, May 1, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., for filming(Hawaii Department of Transportation)]



Beginning at 7 a.m. on Monday, vehicles parked in the shoulders and at the Lanai Lookout parking lot will be cleared and these facilities will remain closed throughout the filming.

The Hawaii Kai lookout will be used for staging from 8 p.m. on Sunday, April 30, through 8 p.m. on Monday, May 1.

HDOT is reminding highway users to allow for extra travel time and follow all traffic control signs in the area.

Special duty police officers will be on-site assisting with traffic control and safety procedures. First responders and TheBus will also be detoured during the closure.



Qui notizie e immagini del dietro le quinte (vale a dire delle riprese del film):


Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

So the week of May 1st we've got a "high speed driving" scene and they are also filming a wedding. Wonder if that means we are getting flashbacks of what happened to Lilo and Nani's parents?? #liloandstitch



Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

The live action Lilo & Stitch movie will be taking over the Kaiwi Shoreline from Hanauma Bay to Sandy Beach tomorrow. They will be shutting down the highway to film a high speed driving scene. We saw a 1990’s Nissan Vanette with surfboards & a couple 1990’s Tacoma’s at Basecamp.


Da Twitter:

hawaii isla 808 @hawaii_isla808:

The Lilo & Stitch movie underway set filming today near Hilton Hawaiian Village

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Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

Wonder what they're trying to hide? #liloandstitch

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Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

Do you think she was feeding pudge? I don't know guys, there's something different about this movie. So far nothing we've seen is recognizable from the cartoon from cars to Lilo's house. I mean, she's not even wearing her signature red/yellow swimsuit here. #LiloAndStitch

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Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii@reelnewshawaii:

Monday evening folks on Waikiki Beach were given a sneak peek at “Lilo and Stitch”. Unfortunately no alien sightings but Lilo was there and possibly Nani.

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C'è molto fervore per questo film che porta molti a cercare di scovare notizie delle riprese... l'attesta e l'hype si fa sentire!

pensiamo che Oceania avrà lo stesso appeal e molti vorranno scoprirne di più...

[Daydreamer]

Ma davvero c’è hype? Cioè, io manco quasi considero un Classico il film d’animazione stesso. Seguo il topic giusto per la curiosità di conoscere il cast e le assurdità che ancora ci aspettano per cotanto sbandierato revisionismo contemporaneo. Per me è alla stregua di Cip & Ciop Agenti Speciali, completamente cancellato dall’immaginario collettivo. Non c’è stato tempo di distribuirlo in piattaforma che è stato digerito ed espulso, come Artemis Fowl e altri titoli. A me fa orrore visto i soldi spesi e le risorse sprecate.

[Mr. Hook]

Penso che questo film farà il botto solo in Giappone perché i giapponesi adorano Stitch (hanno fatto addirittura una serie anime)

[GayFairytale]

Io non ci credo che c’è veramente hype per questa roba
Il successo ancora forte tutt’oggi di Lilo e Stitch è dovuto solo e soltanto al PERSONAGGIO di Stitch che infatti può essere venduto estrapolandolo dal film d’origine, perché nei negozi continuo a vedere solo peluche di lui
La trama del film in sé non si è impressa nell’immaginario collettivo del pubblico generalista, altrimenti Elsa e Anna non sarebbero state osannate come “Le prime sorelle Disney” perché tutti si sarebbero ricordati di Lilo e Nani
E già su internet cominciano a circolare immagini FALSE di un possibile design di Stitch in CGI e sono terribili
Distruggendo il motivo per cui Stitch è così amato e VENDE a livello commerciale ( il suo design puccioso che funziona perfettamente come disegno 2D ) rovinerà le possibilità di successo di questo inutile remake perché quando mostreranno il design ufficiale di Stitch nel live action tutti lo odieranno come hanno odiato Dumbo e stanno odiando Flounder e Sebastian nel remake

[Hiroe]

Ho paura che tu abbia ragione sulla resa in CGI di Stitch, purtroppo... Però non credo che il film sia conosciuto solo per il personaggio puccioso, la storia e il film sono proprio belli e chi lo vede non può non ricordarla...

[veu]

ma infatti secondo noi il film è molto atteso e molti aspettano la versione filmica del cartone...
magari non sarà ai livelli di attesa di altre pellicole ma secondo noi sanno che c'è interesse sul film... e pensiamo che la Company sia fiduciosa sul progetto di Lilo e Stitch in quanto serve per lanciare sia le Hawaii sia perchè credono in una possibilità di pubblicizzazione e forse anche merchandising
se non ci credessero gli annunci sarebbero stati decisamente sottotono... la politica aziendale fa capire quando per la Company un progetto è importante e quando invece non ci credono minimamente

[veu]

Ecco come sarà Stitch!

Da Twitter :

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

STITCH!!!!!! This is the actual stand in reference for the character.

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Sempre da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

Stitch prepping for filming some surfing scenes this week. “Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride” anyone?

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[Hiroe]

Il pupazzo è lì per poi essere sostituito n CGI no?

[veu]

Dal sito The Disinsider:

RUMOR: Another Original Cast Member To Appear In Disney’s Live-Action ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Remake

As production of Disney’s live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch draws to an end, the hype continues to build. While we don’t even have an exclusive first look at the film, all of the leaks have stoked a lot of excitement from the Disney community. If you thought the leaks were good, this latest tidbit is sure to make a lot of fans of the original happy as well.

According to the Twitter account Reel News Hawaii, it appears that in addition to Tia Carrere, Jason Scott Lee is also poised to appear in the film. For those who may not immediately recognize those names, they are the two actors who provided the voice of Nani and David in the original animated film.

"Not only will Tia Carrere make a live action cameo appearance, Jason Scott Lee will too. #liloandstitch pic.twitter.com/XYPpfvZzEi

— Reel News Hawaii (@reelnewshawaii) May 30, 2023"

Now, it’s not entirely clear how the site knows that the actors will appear in the film, but given that they run an account based on projects that shoot in Hawaii it’s safe to assume that they either saw the actors on set or were tipped off about them filming.

Given the account’s credibility in the past, we’re inclined to believe that this information is valid. But we only expect their appearances to be minor. Considering how Disney’s latest live-action film blatantly features a cameo from the original Little Mermaid herself, we’re even more inclined to believe that it’s true.

Sadly, we’ll just have to wait for the film to come out to see for ourselves!

Now, in addition to Carrere and Lee, the film stars newcomer Maia Kealoha as Lilo, Sydney Agudong, Kaipot Dudoit, Zach Galifianakis, Billy Magnussen, Chris Sanders, and Courtney B. Vance (The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story).

Attached to produce are Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich of Rideback, who are coming off 2019’s billion-dollar hit remake of Aladdin and are also producing the Disney+ Inspector Gadget film, as well as the Haunted Mansion reboot. Studio execs Zoe Kent (Sade) and Louie Provost (Togo) will oversee the production.

Filming will reportedly continue through June. Dean Fleischer Camp (Marcel the Shell With Shoes On) will direct. There’s no release date just yet, but the film is expected to be released exclusively on Disney+ next year.


Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

Not only will Tia Carrere make a live action cameo appearance, Jason Scott Lee will too. #liloandstitch

[veu]

Da New York Times:

The Man Reimagining Disney Classics for Today’s World

[...]

Mr. Bailey, who watched “The Little Mermaid” 18 times as it worked its way through Disney’s pipeline, has more than 50 movies in various stages of development and production, including live-action versions of “Moana,” “Hercules” and “Lilo and Stitch.” Yes, “Hocus Pocus 3” is happening. (His division makes two or three big-budget films annually for release in theaters and three modestly budgeted movies for Disney+.)

[...]

[veu]

Continuano le riprese (anche se si stanno avviando verso la fine)...

Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

For those who care like we do. Here’s a few notices for this week. Rock climbing…. That’s new. #liloandstitch

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Nuove riprese sulla spiaggia...

Da Twitter:

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

There's no place I'd rather be
Than on my surfboard out at sea

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[veu]

Dalla pagina Twitter Reel news Hawaii:

Reel News Hawaii@reelnewshawaii:

Finally a decent look at "Nani" (Sydney Agudong) on the set of Lilo and Stitch at Makaha Beach today. Can not wait to see her knock it our of the park in this roll.


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[Daydreamer]

Da notare come abbiano particolarmente "vestito" anche Nani per la versione live action.
Siamo proprio di fronte a un puritanesimo di ritorno in US .

[veu]

Ecco ufficialmente il cast del film con indicazione dei personaggi che interpretano:


Da EW:

Lilo & Stitch cast: See who's playing who in Disney's live-action remake

Tia Carrere isn't the only performer from the animated original that's returning for the remake.

Ohana means family, and Lilo & Stitch's is growing fast — with a whole new cast list.

Almost exactly 21 years after Disney's original animated version of the bad-dog-that's-actually-an-alien-that's-actually-a-robot story hit theaters in 2002, production began on a new live-action version of the film. (Filming was actually slated to begin on Oahu in April 2023, but a costume trailer caught fire the night before the first day of shooting and delayed production until May.)

The adaptation was first announced in 2018, with Mike Van Waes attached to adapt the script. In 2020, it was reported that Wicked helmer Jon M. Chu was in talks to direct. Ultimately Dean Fleischer Camp (Marcel the Shell With Shoes On) was chosen to direct instead, while Chris Kekaniokalani Bright was brought in to take over writing duties.

There's no release date for the live-action film just yet, but if production stays on its originally reported schedule, principal photography should be wrapped by early August. In the meantime, here's a look at who is playing who in the new movie.

Lilo — Maia Kealoha

Newcomer Maia Kealoha will bring to life the title character that was voiced by Daveigh Chase in the original film. Lilo is raised by her sister Nani and feels like an outsider with no friends until she adopts what she thinks is a dog.

(Fun fact: Chase, who made her big-screen debut in Donnie Darko, went on to portray the terrifying TV demon Samara Morgan in The Ring.)

Stitch — Chris Sanders

It's not official just yet, but it's been reported that Chris Sanders was in final negotiations to reprise his role as the voice of Stitch for the new live-action version. Sanders started his career as a character designer for Jim Henson's Muppet Babies and first created Stitch in 1985 for an unsuccessful children's book pitch. Years later, while serving as the head storyboard artist for Disney Feature Animation, Sanders got the chance to pitch revive his now-beloved dog-alien also known as Experiment 626.

Sanders co-wrote and co-directed the 2002 version of Lilo & Stitch with Dean DeBlois, and went on to voice Stitch for the 2003 direct-to-video sequel, Stitch! The Movie; on the Disney Channel show Lilo & Stitch: The Series (2003-'06); as well as for two more direct-to-video sequels, 2005's Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch and 2006's Leroy & Stitch. He also voiced Mulan's pet dog, Little Brother, in the animated Mulan film and Belt the pet sloth in two Croods movies.

Nani — Sydney Agudong

Lilo's older sister and legal guardian, Nani, was voiced by Tia Carrere in the 2002 film, and will be brought to real life by On My Block actress Sydney Agudong. Born and raised in Kaua'i, Hawai'i, the NCIS guest star is also a songwriter, having released her first song, "Welcome to Hollywood," under her artist name, Jayne Doe, in 2022. She is also the sister of Star Falls and No Good Nick actress Siena Agudong.

Pleakley — Billy Magnussen

Into the Woods, Game Night, and No Time to Die actor Billy Magnussen is set to play Agent Pleakley, a Plorgonarian agent of the United Galactic Federation who serves as the organization's expert on Earth (originally voiced by The Kids in the Hall's Kevin McDonald). This isn't Magnussen's first time in a Disney live-action remake: In 2019, he portrayed Prince Anders, a new character created for Guy Ritchie's Aladdin.

Jumba — Zach Galifianakis

It was originally reported that The Hangover breakout Zach Galifianakis was to play Pleakley, but when his casting in the new movie was officially announced, it was in the role of Dr. Jumba Jookiba, the Kweltikwan mad scientist who created Stitch. The character was voiced by David Ogden Stiers, the man behind Cogsworth in 1991's Beauty and the Beast, as well as Governor Ratcliffe and Wiggins in 1995's Pocahontas.

Tūtū — Amy Hill

All-American Girl and UnREAL actress Amy Hill voiced the cat-loving fruit stand owner Lynne Hasagawa (shown above) in the 2002 animated film and Disney channel series. In the live-action movie she will play a new character, Tūtū, the longtime neighbor of Lilo and Nani, and the grandmother of David. A casting call described the character as "kind and hospitable," as well as "a warm, quick-witted woman who speaks with a local Pidgin accent."

Hill was a series regular on another remake, the recently canceled Magnum P.I., and has guest-starred on just about every TV show out there, including Seinfeld, Night Court, Six Feet Under, Desperate Housewives, Two and a Half Men, Mom, and many more.

David — Kaipo Dudoit

Nani's surfer boyfriend, David, will be portrayed by Magnum P.I. guest star Kaipo Dudoit. Kahiau Machado was originally cast in the role but dropped from the film after past usage of racial slurs on his social media were discovered.

David was voiced in the animated version by Jason Scott Lee, who will have a small role in the live-action movie. On a late-June episode of Kyle Meredith With… podcast, Lee revealed he will play a Luau manager in the film. "I got a little, small [part]. They threw me some bones, and I said, 'Yeah, absolutely! In any capacity,'" said the actor, who stars on Disney+'s Doogie Kamealoha, M.D. "I get to see the kid that's playing my character that I voiced, David. And I'll get to see Lilo and I'll get to see Nani, the new people, the actors that are playing them. So it'll be fun."

Cobra Bubbles — Courtney B. Vance

When news dropped that the live-action team was casting a social worker named Mrs. Kekoa, fans jumped to the conclusion that Cobra Bubbles — a former CIA agent who serves as Lilo's social worker in the animated film — was written out of the live-action adaptation. But a few months later it was revealed that Tony- and Emmy-winner Courtney B. Vance had signed on to play the character originally voiced by Ving Rhames.

Mrs. Kekoa — Tia Carrere

Wayne's World and AJ and the Queen actress Tia Carrere, who voiced Nani in the 2022 movie, is back in the ohana — but this time playing social worker Mrs. Kekoa. The casting call for the role described the character as "a practical, by-the-book, kind, and patient woman who checks in regularly with Nani, whom she can tell is struggling to keep her head above water while taking care of her younger sister. However, she can't help but be alarmed by what she finds at the house, unnerved to think that young Lilo is not receiving the supervision she needs. Later, Mrs. Kekoa has no choice but to look for a satisfactory foster family."

[veu]

Dalla pagina Twitter Reel News Hawaii :

Reel News Hawaii @reelnewshawaii:

Lilo & Stitch was spotted out at Kalaeloa Airport today. They brought in a Hawaiian Airlines jet from nearby Honolulu International for an airport scene!!! Only 2 weeks of filming left!


Sono state girate delle riprese all'aereoporto Kalaeloa.

Mancano due settimane alla fine delle riprese.

[veu]

Da Twitter:

Disney Live-Actions Brasil @DisneyLABR:

As refilmagens de 'Branca de Neve' e as filmagens de 'Lilo & Stitch' foram interrompidas indefinidamente devido a greve do sindicato dos atores.

As produções de 'Moana' e 'Hércules' também devem ter sido afetadas por conta das duas greves (atores e roteiristas).


Le riprese aggiuntive (reshoots) di Biancaneve e le riprese di Lilo e Stitch sono state interrotte a tempo indeterminato per lo sciopero degli attori
Anche Oceania e Hercules risentono dello sciopero



Dal sito Reel News Hawaii:


Reel News Hawaii@reelnewshawaii:

Due to the SAG strike it looks like the live action 'Lilo and Stitch' will probably be shut down with only a week of filming left to go.


A causa dello sciopero la produzione sarà probabilmente chiusa con solo una settimana di riprese ancora da terminare...

[veu]

Dal sito The Disinsider:

Lilo & Stitch

Lilo & Stitch will be a live-action/CGI remake of Disney’s 2002 animated feature film of the same name. The film will be directed by Dean Fleischer Camp, written by Chris Kekaniokalani Bright, and produced by Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich. It will star Maia Kealoha as Lilo Pelekai and Lilo & Stitch creator Chris Sanders reprising his voice role as Stitch from the original animated continuity.

Also set to appear is Zach Galifianakis as the voice of Dr. Jumba Jookiba, Billy Magnussen as the voice of Agent Pleakley, Sydney Agudong as Nani Pelekai, Kaipo Dudoit as David Kawena, Tia Carrere as Mrs. Kekoa, Courtney B. Vance as Cobra Bubbles, Amy Hill as Tūtū, and Jason Scott Lee as a luau manager.

The movie, which is being made as a Disney+ original, had filming suspended in July due to the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike. The production only had a couple weeks left of filming, so the studio will quickly get that finished up at the top of the year.