The Lion King showrunners are ready to keep fans engaged in the movie until the movie release in the Theaters. Last day, an official trailer is released and today we got a chance to look at first Cast Photo for the most anticipated live-action reboot.
The cast of the film posed together first time before the release of movie next week. Beyonce and Donald Grove took lead in the picture . Donald voiced the leading character Simba while Beyonce voice Nala. They stood alongside other cast members such as Seth Rogen , Ejioor, Keegan Michael Key, Alfre Woodard, and Billy Eichner.
In this group photo, you also see Young Nala (Shahadi Wright Joseph) and Young Simba (JD McCrary), Shenzi (Florence Kasumba) and Azizi (Eric Andre).
The 37-year-old singer was looking very prominent and everyone who looked at the picture think that she got the most fieriest look among all. She appeared in strapless black bodycon by keeping one hands on her hips while she wore a very high ponytail. Her fieriest pose let her stand out from the crowd.
Last day, Disney fans reacted to the official trailer where Beyonce voiced Nala. 9 out of 10 people said that Beyonce sounded just like Beyonce and she didn’t make any effort to change her voice for the sake of character.
In the trailer, we heard The Formation Singer voice. She is saying
‘This isn’t the home I remember. You have to take your place as king,’ in her distinctive voice.
She then calls her pride to action: ‘Are you with me lions?’
On fan tweeted, ‘It’s like something is off here, maybe the lions look too real for voice overs And I know Nala is Beyoncé but it sounds very Beyoncé. It’s so distracting.’
Another fan commented, ‘Her voice is too distinct for this. It doesn’t even sound like she attempted to change the sound of her voice for the character. I love Beyonce, I REALLY do. But that thick a*s country voice of hers better not ruin the memory of my childhood.’
Beyonce sounds like Beyonce , no doubt. We were expecting something more from her side. Let’s see how other cast member voiced for the most anticipated Disney movie 2019.
