Disney CEO Bob Iger Reveals Streaming Service Will Include Star Wars & Marvel Movies | THR News

Disney CEO Bob Iger announced the launch of a new streaming service in late 2019, featuring Marvel and Star Wars movies, original films, and a vast library of Disney content. The service will include exclusive films, TV series, and short-form content. Disney will also remove its movies from Netflix in 2019. The announcement highlights Disney's strategy to consolidate its content on a single platform, offering a comprehensive collection of its films and shows. Viewers are encouraged to share their thoughts on this transition.

What major franchises will be featured on Disney's new streaming service?

• James Bond and Mission Impossible

• Marvel and Star Wars

• Fast and Furious and Jurassic Park

• Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings

How many original live-action films does Disney plan to produce for its new app?

• Six to seven

• Four to five

• Two to three

• One to two

What type of content will the Disney app include besides movies?

• Podcasts

• Original TV series and short-form content

• Live sports events

• Music albums

When will Disney's movies be removed from Netflix?

• Starting in 2018

• Starting in 2019

• Starting in 2020

• Starting in 2021

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