The prequel to the Disney stay motion remake of The Lion King<\/em>, Mufasa: The Lion King<\/em><\/a><\/strong>, will delve into the backstory of the villainous Scar. And will seemingly discover him not fairly so villainous…but. Speaking with Fandango<\/a>, Kelvin Harrison Jr., who will take over the voicing of Scar from Chiwetel Ejiofor, reveals that Mufasa: The Lion King<\/em> will introduce a a lot funnier, however nonetheless \u201cspicy,\u201d tackle the character.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n “We’re going to get to actually get a backstory to Scar, and he’s hilarious. He remains to be very, very spicy. He can also be the sweetest younger lion you additionally ever meet, too. So, it is going to be enjoyable seeing the connection between Scar and Mufasa.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Known for roles within the likes of Elvis <\/em>and The Trial of the Chicago 7<\/em>, Kelvin Harrison Jr. is happy to point out audiences the early years of Scar, who might be identified by his actual identify, Taka, within the prequel. Cue the inevitable scene the place Taka is given his scar and his relatively nasty new nickname.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Details launched to date concerning Mufasa: The Lion King<\/em> have revealed that the film will element how a younger, orphaned Mufasa, voiced by Old <\/em>and The Underground Railroad <\/em>star Aaron Pierre<\/a>, discovered himself within the Pride Lands following a flood. The prequel will even function Seth Rogen, Billy Eichner, and John Kani who at the moment are confirmed to be reprising their roles as Pumbaa, Timon, and Rafiki, respectively.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n RELATED: The Lion King 2 Script Gets High Praise from Director Barry Jenkins<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n \n <\/div>\n <\/p>\n Academy Award-winning filmmaker Barry Jenkins will helm the Disney challenge and has revealed that, not solely will Mufasa: The Lion King<\/em> be a prequel to the 2019 outing, it would even be set within the current. Making it one thing of a prequel and a sequel on the similar time.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n \u201cI think you’ll see a ton of familiar faces. It is a prequel, but again, it’s a prequel in the sense that these are all the same characters, but we’re telling you how they came to be who they are,” the director explained<\/a>. So we’re literally going backward. We’re going back in time with many of these characters. We’re in the present, as well, but we’re also going back to tell who these characters were.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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