The upcoming animated musical “Wish” pays homage to Walt Disney’s legacy

Disney’s highly anticipated animated musical, “Wish,” celebrated its world premiere in Hollywood, offering a glimpse into the magic that awaits audiences when it hits theaters in a few weeks. The film, starring the talented Ariana DeBose as the central character Asha, takes viewers on a enchanting journey as Asha, a 17-year-old, makes a wish upon a star upon sensing an ominous presence in the Kingdom of Rosas. The star-studded cast, featuring Hollywood A-listers like Chris Pine, adds to the allure of the film.

“Wish” is not merely a cinematic experience; it’s a heartfelt tribute to Walt Disney’s legacy and a forward-looking endeavor that seeks to captivate new generations of audiences. At the heart of this creative venture is Jennifer Lee, the writer and executive producer of the film, who also serves as the Chief Creative Officer at Walt Disney Animation Studios. Lee, known for her contributions to Disney hits like “Frozen” and “Moana,” considers “Wish” a love letter to the nostalgic impact Disney has had on audiences worldwide. She envisions the film inspiring people of all ages to pursue their wishes and dreams.

“I hope people watch this and feel like, ‘I can try, I can go after that wish and that dream,'” Lee shared. “And that’s very much in the spirit of what Walt started with Disney and what Disney is.”

Fawn Veerasunthorn and Chris Buck, who co-directed the film, express the emotional significance of sharing the story after dedicating years to its creation. Veerasunthorn emphasizes that “Wish” encourages the idea that wishes are universal, not confined to childhood but resonating with adults as well. The film’s narrative underscores the importance of sharing one’s wishes with the world, a message that transcends age boundaries.

“We work on these movies for like four to five years, and they’re almost like a secret,” Buck explained. “We can finally share the joy and the magic of this film that we’ve been loving.”

As the anticipation builds following the world premiere, the creative team behind “Wish” eagerly anticipates the broader audience’s reception when the film officially graces theaters on November 22. Disney, as the parent company, continues its legacy of bringing enchanting stories to audiences worldwide.

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