The animation/live action hybrid is about Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, a saucy, self-absorbed bunny. Favreau is writing and producing the project from Walt Disney Studios. Related Stories News 2025 ...

Just over 98 years ago, Walt Disney and animator Ub Iwerks co-created Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, the cartoon predecessor of Mickey Mouse. While Oswald has never fully recaptured the popularity he ...

Jon Favreau is reportedly developing a new hybrid live-action/animated series centered on Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. The Walt Disney Studios project, which Favreau is writing and producing, marks the ...

Favreau is set to serve as both a writer and producer on the new Oswald the Lucky Rabbit project, which will be a blend of both live-action and animation, similar to Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Space ...

Disney movie veteran Jon Favreau is working with the House of Mouse on a Disney+ series featuring classic animated icon Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. Details about the actor and director’s upcoming ...

So it’s not too surprising to hear he’s got another House of Mouse project in the works, though its offbeat subject matter is a bit unexpected: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. As Deadline reports ...

Now he is combining the two with a new series in development at Disney+, Deadline has learned. The animation/live action hybrid is about Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, a saucy, self-absorbed bunny. Favreau ...

What began as an exhilarating adventure quickly turned into a terrifying experience for a scuba diver when an octopus attempted to strangle him. A video of the attack has now gone viral. In the video, ...

Together with his lead animator, Ub Iwerks, Walt created the company’s first signature character: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. Credit: The Walt Disney Family Museum Disney and Iwerks created 27 ...

One of Disney's oldest characters is making a comeback.

But while other octopus species have evolved longer mating arms that allow them to maintain a safe distance during copulation and avoid this fate, blue-lined octopuses have a comparatively short ...