Disney Cancels Live-Action Reboot of ‘Gargoyles’ Series

Disney has officially shelved its planned live-action adaptation of the animated cult classic Gargoyles, halting production before filming could begin. The decision concludes a long-developing project that had attracted significant fan interest since its initial announcement.

31 Aug, 21:44 — 31 Aug, 22:38

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The 'Gargoyles' franchise maintains a dedicated cult following from its groundbreaking mid-90s run, making any adaptation highly anticipated by fans and industry observers. Disney's decision reflects broader studio trends of reassessing unproven live-action adaptations of legacy animated properties amid shifting streaming strategies and tightening budgets. This cancellation clears the slate for potential future iterations or alternative creative approaches to the beloved fantasy series.

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varietyMostly Factual2h ago

‘Gargoyles’ Live-Action Series Not Moving Forward at Disney+

The live-action “Gargoyles” reboot has turned to stone. The project, which was in early development at Disney+, is no longer moving forward, a source confirms to Variety. The streamer was working with writer Gary Dauberman and James Wan’s Atomic Monster to develop a live-action version of the beloved Disney animated series, which aired from 1994 to 1997. Rumors […]

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deadlineMostly Factual1h ago

‘Gargoyles’ Live-Action Reboot Dead At Disney+

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By Denise Petski

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