While the launch of Disney+, the Walt Disney Company's own premium streaming service for its family-friendly content, is mere months away, the company had been able to keep a tight lid on details surrounding original programming being produced for the digital platform until officially unveiling much of the first year of programming at a recent investors meeting.

Disney+ will launch on November 12 for $6.99 a month with the option for a full-year subscription from $69.99. Several films and series have been announced to be available right at launch while others have been confirmed for the first or second year of Disney+'s launch. With that in mind, here are all the major Disney+ exclusive programming that has been announced along with the details that have been made public about each.

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THE LADY AND THE TRAMP

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The latest in Disney's successful wave of live-action remakes of its classic animated films, the studio announced it was remaking the 1955 animated film The Lady and the Tramp in February 2018. Just as with the original film, the remake follows its titular pair of dogs that go on a series of misadventures around the city and fall in love.

The remake stars Tessa Thompson and Justin Theroux as the eponymous canines, joined by Sam Elliot, Janelle Monae, Ashley Jensen and Benedict Wong voicing other dogs. Live-action actors include Nicole Yvette Brown, Kiersey Clemons and Thomas Mann. The film is directed by Charlie Bean and wrapped principal photography at the end of last year.

THE SWORD IN THE STONE

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A live-action remake of The Sword in the Stone had first been greenlit by Disney in 2015 before being repurposed to premiere on Disney+ instead of receiving a wide theatrical release. A loose adaptation of T.H. White's The Once and Future King, the 1963 animated film retold the origins of King Arthur as the young boy met the wizard Merlin while drawing the legendary sword from a stone as part of a prophecy to one day become King of England.

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Juan Carlos Fresnadillo (28 Weeks Later) is attached to direct the remake with principal photography initially expected to begin by this past September. However, since the announcement of Fresnadillo signing on to the project, there have been little updates regarding the remake, including casting news.

PETER PAN

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The third live-action remake of a classic Disney film announced for the upcoming premium streaming service, Peter Pan was originally announced as a possible theatrical release before being repurposed for Disney+ this past July. A loose adaptation of J.M. Barrie's children's book of the same name, the 1953 animated film saw its titular character whisk away three English siblings to his fantasy home of Neverland. The island getaway saw kids that never grew old, a fearsome crocodile and a crew of pirates led by the villainous Captain Hook.

Following the success of his 2016 remake of Pete's Dragon, filmmaker David Lowery was announced to direct and co-write the Peter Pan remake with Toby Halbrooks. No cast or production start date has been announced since Disney shifted its strategy to bring the live-action film to Disney+.

HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS

In February 2018, several live-action films were revealed to be in development for Disney including remakes of The Parent Trap and The Father of the Bride as well as a third Sister Act film. Perhaps most interestingly was the news that the fan-favorite 1989 sci-fi comedy Honey, I Shrunk the Kids was planned to receive its own remake.

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The original film, starring Rick Moranis, followed several kids accidentally shrunk down smaller than ants after one of their father's failed mad science experiment. As the kids navigate their way through the now-treacherous backyard and home to reach the hardware to restore them to regular size, they must endure everything from scorpions to a lawn mower to reach their destination. The popular film received a theatrical sequel, a direct-to-video follow-up and three-season television series.

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STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS

One of the biggest surprise announcements at this past July's Comic-Con International in San Diego was that the acclaimed Star Wars: The Clone Wars was being revived for a seventh season to debut on Disney+. Taking place between the events of Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, the CGI series will continue the story established by the first six seasons as Jedi Knights Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, along with Anakin's apprentice Ahsoka Tano, fight Separatists led by Count Dooku and General Grievous in their defense of the Galactic Republic.

With twelve episodes for the seventh season planned, returning cast member Ashley Eckstein revealed that recording had begun for the upcoming season this past November. Season 7 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars will premiere sometime within the first year of Disney+'s launch.

STAR WARS: THE MANDALORIAN

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One of the most eagerly anticipated original series for Disney+ has been Star Wars: The Mandalorian, the first live-action series to be set in that galaxy far, far away. Set approximately three years after the events of Return of the Jedi, the series will follow its eponymous bounty hunter as he navigates a planet on the Outer Rim of the galaxy as the sci-fi world transitions from the fall of the Galactic Empire.

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Created by Jon Favreau, The Mandalorian stars Pedro Pascal as its title character, leading an all-star cast including Gina Carano, Carl Weathers, Nick Nolte and Werner Herzog. Similarly, the production boasts top shelf directorial talent including The Clone Wars creator Dave Filoni, Taika Waititi (Thor: Ragnarok) and Bryce Dallas Howard. Principal photography on the series wrapped last month and is expected to be available on Disney+ on its launch date with new episodes premiering weekly.

UNTITLED ROGUE ONE PREQUEL

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While there have been many rumored live-action Star Wars Disney+ series in development, the only other one officially announced by Disney so far is one following Rebel Alliance soldier Cassian Andor, portrayed by Diego Luna who first debuted in Rogue One. Given the character's fate in the 2016 film, the miniseries is expected to be a prequel taking place sometime before the events of the film.

First announced this past November, Luna has since confirmed his return to the franchise, reprising his role. Details about the miniseries remain under wraps but is reported to begin principal photography by the end of the year with The Americans producer Stephen Schiff signing on as the showrunner for the live-action miniseries. The miniseries will premiere some time in the second year of Disney+'s launch.

LOKI

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The first announced original series for Disney+ set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a miniseries following the Norse God of Mischief Loki. Featuring Tom Hiddleston's return to the character that made him a global superstar, the series will reportedly follow the trickster's antics across centuries as the MCU character subtly shapes the course of human history over the ages.

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Developed directly by Marvel Studios instead of Marvel Television, the production will reportedly be overseen by Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige and boasts a high production budget. Rick and Morty writer Michael Waldron has been hired to serve as showrunner for the miniseries. The Loki miniseries will premiere some time during the second year of Disney+.

WANDAVISION

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The second MCU original programming confirmed to be in active development for Disney+ is a miniseries following The Vision and Scarlet Witch cheekily titled WandaVision. While details on the series' story is unknown, especially given the fate of both characters in Avengers: Infinity War, both Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany are confirmed to reprise their roles with their relationship being the emotional centerpiece of the miniseries.

Captain Marvel and Black Widow screenwriter Jac Schaeffer has signed on to write, executive produce and serve as the showrunner on the planned miniseries with it targeting a premiere during the second year of Disney+'s launch.

UNTITLED FALCON AND WINTER SOLDIER MINISERIES

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While there are rumors of additional live-action MCU miniseries in development for Disney+, including one focused on Groot and Rocket Raccoon and another on Nick Fury, the only other one confirmed is a team-up series with Falcon and Bucky Barnes. It is unclear when the series will take place during the MCU timeline or what will bring the two allies together for a new adventure but Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan have both been confirmed to reprise their roles.

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Empire writer Malcom Spellman has signed on to write and serve as the showrunner for the planned miniseries when the project was first announced this past October.

MUPPETS LIVE ANOTHER DAY

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While not officially announced by Disney, it has been widely reported that a revival of the popular Muppets franchise is in development for Disney+. Rumored to be titled Muppets Live Another Day and take place sometime after the events of 1984's Muppets Take Manhattan, with Kermit the Frog attempting to reunite the ensemble after the mysterious disappearance of Rowlf.

While unconfirmed, the miniseries is reportedly being developed by Frozen star Josh Gad along with Once Upon a Time creators Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz. A Muppets revival for Disney+ had been announced by Disney last year but there has been no official updates from the studio since.

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THE MIGHTY DUCKS

In January of last year, it was announced that television series of the popular 90s sports-comedy trilogy, The Mighty Ducks, was being developed by original screenwriter Steven Brill and original producer Jordan Kerner for ABC. The following month, it was announced the project would instead be developed in mind for Disney+.

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Little has been announced regarding the project over the subsequent year, including whether it's a continuation of the film trilogy or a complete reboot of the franchise.

MONSTERS AT WORK

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The only known Pixar property being developed for exclusive content on Disney+ is a television spinoff series of Monsters, Inc. Based on the 2001 film of the same name that saw working class monsters generate scares in the real world to power their secret city, the early Pixar film received a prequel, Monsters University, in 2013.

Serving as a continuation to the two theatrical films, Monsters at Work takes place approximately six months after the events of the original film focusing on new characters Tylor Tuskmon, a mechanic on the Monsters, Inc. Facilities Team, pursuing his dream of working on the Laugh Floor with Sully and Mike. On his floor, he is joined by Val Little, his best friend; Fritz, his boss; Duncan, a plumber; Smitty and Needleman, the teenage maintenance pair from the film and Cutter, described as the rule-follower. Original stars Billy Crystal and John Goodman have both been confirmed to return and reprise their roles as the main characters joined by new voice actors Ben Feldman, Kelly Marie Tran, Henry Winkler, Aisha Tyler and Lucas Neff.

BOOK OF ENCHANTMENT

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The Book of Enchantment show will focus on classic Disney villains. Based on a series of novels written by Serena Valentino with each title centered on a different villain, it is unknown if the series will be anthology style or feature an overarching, connecting story or if it will be live-action or animated.

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The series is being developed by Michael Seitzman (Quantico) and will reportedly include characters from Beauty and the Beast, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and The Little Mermaid. The series is expected to begin principal photography sometime next year.

SECRET SOCIETY OF SECOND BORN ROYALS

The most recently discussed Disney+ original series is Secret Society of Second Born Royals, though it has yet to be officially confirmed. The show, one of the streaming service's few totally original concepts, features a teenage princess who is second in line for the throne of her home kingdom. She is sent to a summer school where she finds out that she and the other members of royalty attending the school actually have supernatural powers.

The show will be produced by Austin Winsberg (Gossip Girl) and Mile Karz (The Nut Job) and written by Alex Litvak (Predators) and Andrew Green (Hannah Montana). Anna Mastro (unREAL) will serve as a director on the series.

MARVEL'S WHAT IF?

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The first MCU animated series on Disney+, Marvel's What If?, like its comic book series inspiration, will tell alternate universe stories providing potential tangents classic stories could have gone under different circumstances in an anthology format with MCU actors expected to reprise their roles voicing the animated incarnations of their characters.

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Overseen by Feige like Disney+'s other MCU programming, the animated series will debut some time in the first year of the streaming service. The first episode will take place in World War II with Peggy Carter receiving the Super Soldier serum instead of Steve Rogers to become Captain America while Steve mans an armored suit built by Howard Stark.

FORKY ASKS A QUESTION

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An animated spinoff from the upcoming Toy Story 4, Forky Asks a Question stars the new DIY character from the Pixar film in a series of digital shorts with Tony Hale reprising his role voicing the new toy suffering an existential crisis after being created during an arts and crafts lesson.

The first ten shorts will be available on launch day for Disney+ while the type of questions that Forky will apparently ask and what the shorts themselves entail is still unknown.

LAMP LIGHT

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The second Toy Story 4 spinoff is an animated series centered on Bo Peep. Voiced by Annie Potts, the character is poised to make her return to the franchise in a big way in the upcoming Pixar film after being absent during 2010's Toy Story 3.

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It is unknown when Lamp Light will be available on the service but the series is expected to reveal the adventures and whereabouts of Bo Peep from when she was last seen at the end of Toy Story 2 to her role in Toy Story 4.