The Walt Disney Company is reportedly going to unveil some of the major and newest content offerings in an effort to boost its Disney+ streaming service. The apparent plans are about to be shared in a call with the company's investors on the evening of December 10, 2020.
The New York Times reported that the presentation will last for four hours. The presentation has been teased since summer. The report is already raising the stock prices of Disney, which is part of its push to boost its streaming service as an "always-on" commodity for the fans.
The upcoming four-hour investor presentation will be detailing a ‘significant expansion of the Star Wars universe. The New York Times stated that there are no details yet on the expansion but has cited three anonymous sources who have knowledge of the apparent plans.
The investor call will be focused on streaming. The presentation will reveal various projects that are aimed at bolstering the Disney+ streaming platform. It will also include discussions of the films that may have initial theatrical runs or the ones that may go straight to the streaming service.
The Mandalorian is one of the most popular series on a streaming platform right now which is why it is understandable for Disney to expand Star Wars. Alongside the plans for Star Wars, a new Marvel footage will be shown as well. The call will also discuss further details on the Lion King prequel, as well as the live-action Pinocchio film which allegedly may feature Tom Hanks. The full details of Disney's plans would likely be made public after the investor presentation.
Meanwhile, Marvel Studios' Black Widow is set on a May 7, 2021 release date.
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