Disney's live-action remakes are on a roll, and news of yet another project broke today: a version of the 1997 Hercules movie, produced (but not directed) by Joe and Anthony Russo of Marvel's Avengers fame.

Also attached to the project is Dave Callaham, who worked on The Expendables films, wrote the screenplay for the upcoming Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and worked as a co-writer on Wonder Woman 1984.

The original 1997 movie is extremely loosely based on the Greek myth of Heracles, and sees the young Hercules - the son of Zeus - exiled from Mount Olympus due to the nefarious machinations of the god of the underworld, Hades. While stuck on Earth as a mortal, the demigod Hercules still retains his superhuman strength and, with the help of a Danny Devito-voiced satyr, must learn what really makes a hero. Also, there's a bunch of really good Alan Menken songs.

The project is in the early stages at this point, and things like a cast, a director, or even whether the remake will be a musical like the animated original have yet to be decided. It's also not clear whether Disney plans to release Hercules theatrically or if it'll be a Disney Plus film.

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Hercules is just one of a seemingly endless list of live-action remakes that the studio has in production, joining a list that includes the delayed Mulan, a 101 Dalmatians prequel called Cruella, Peter Pan & Wendy, The Little Mermaid, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Other projects, like Pinocchio, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Bambi are in earlier stages of development, too.