Disney hosted its D23 fan event in Anaheim this week, revealing a massive slate of upcoming projects across its film and television divisions. The company confirmed key production details and casting updates for several high-profile franchises that will arrive in theaters and on streaming services over the next few years.
Marvel Studios took center stage with updates on the X-Men reboot. Adam Driver is officially set to play Mister Sinister, while Chris Abbott joins as Professor X. The cast also includes Inde Navarrette as Rogue and Maya Boyd as Storm. Beyond the mutants, the studio shared a teaser for Avengers: Doomsday and provided a first look at the WandaVision spinoff series, VisionQuest, which features Paul Bettany returning as Vision alongside James Spader as Ultron.
Pixar announced new entries for its core animated titles. The Incredibles 3 is currently in production with director Peter Sohn, focusing on the children of the Parr family. Coco 2 is scheduled for 2029, with Benjamin Bratt returning to voice Ernesto de la Cruz. Additionally, the studio previewed an original project titled Ghost Market, expected in 2028, and confirmed a third Zootopia film starring Ginnifer Goodwin.
Star Wars remains a priority for the company, with the debut of the trailer for season two of Ahsoka. The series follows Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren as they track Grand Admiral Thrawn. Ryan Gosling also appeared to discuss his role as a pilot in the upcoming Star Wars: Starfighter project.
Other notable announcements include a live-action adaptation of Tangled starring Tegan Croft, set for a 2028 release, and a new Kingdom Hearts series for Disney+. Frozen 3 was confirmed to feature the wedding of Anna and Kristoff, and the Bluey franchise is officially moving to the big screen with a film slated for 2027.