Disney has announced that a King Kong TV show is in development at the studio, raising the question of who exactly owns the rights to the classic movie monster. Overseen by Aquaman director James Wan, this King Kong series will debut on Disney+ and is expected to bring the giant ape into the modern age. Given that the project is unrelated to Legendary Entertainment's MonsterVerse film franchise, which is distributed by Warner Bros., audiences may be wondering how King Kong has managed to wind up in different movies and TV shows from multiple studios.
Learn the origins of one of Stephen King's most memorable characters in Pet Sematary: Bloodlines . The movie centers on a younger Jud Crandall as he attempts to leave his hometown of Ludlow, though when a childhood friend returns from the Vietnam War in mysterious fashion, he learns of a dark secret those in the town have been guarding.
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