‘Tiana’ Disney+ Series Shelved as Walt Disney Animation Abandons Longform Streaming Content (Exclusive)
First announced in 2020, the Disney+ show was envisioned as a musical featuring Anika Noni Rose reprising her role as Tiana, Disney's first Black princess, from 'The Princess and the Frog.'
Walt Disney Animation Studios No Longer Working On Streaming Shows As Tiana Is Shelved
It seems as if Walt Disney Animation Studios is getting off the Disney+ train for the foreseeable future after years of supporting the streaming service. After the entertainment giant launched Disney+ in 2019, the storied animation house began putting content on the platform in 2020. This is seemingly no longer going to be the case going forward.
Disney Scraps TIANA Series as Walt Disney Animation Abandons Longform Streaming Content
Walt Disney Studios is officially stepping away from longform streaming content, and one of the biggest casualties of this shift is Tiana , which is the Disney+ series that was meant to bring back The Princess and the Frog’s beloved character in a new musical adventure.
Walt Disney Animation Studios has canceled the Disney+ animated musical series inspired by Princess Tiana from The Princess ...
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