The Lady and the Tramp trailer is here, and we can confirm: It’s adorable
If the first images of Disney’s live-action Lady and the Tramp remake didn’t sway you, you’ll want to watch the new trailer — because these pups are adorable.
Among the many announcements at the Disney+ panel at Disney’s D23 Expo last night, attendees got to see the trailer for the Lady and the Tramp remake that will be coming to the streaming platform later this year. And if the recent photos of the live-action reboot didn’t sway you, you’ll want to check out the trailer — because these pups are seriously adorable.
Watch the new Lady and the Tramp trailer here:
The trailer is appropriately set to the song “Bella Notte,” an iconic part of the original animated film’s soundtrack. It opens with Lady as a puppy — and the most beloved member of her household — but like the original, it quickly shifts to Lady feeling pushed aside once a new baby joins her family.
From there, the trailer goes on to show recognizable moments from the original film, along with some notable new ones. Viewers get a glimpse at the famous spaghetti-and-meatballs scene, as well as the sad moment that Tramp is carted off to the pound. But it looks like the newest adaptation will also add in more romantic adventures between Lady and Tramp, as it shows them running through fields and sneaking onto boats.
And Tessa Thompson and Justin Theroux seem like the perfect voice actors to lead this film to success. Theroux captures Tramp perfectly in the trailer, and Thompson sounds every bit the part of Lady as Barbara Luddy was back in the day. Their voice acting will definitely strengthen the emotional aspects of the film — as if we needed more of a reason to fall for these adorable pups.
We may be tired of Disney’s constant reboots, but the trailer for Lady and the Tramp has us excited for this one. But we’ve said it before, but we’ll say it again anyway: We’re here for anything that has lovable dogs at its helm.
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