Disney CEO Bob Iger announces plan to reboot ‘Home Alone’
08 August 2019 |
2:39 pm
Iger reportedly made the announcement on August 6 during a company call to discuss Disney’s third-quarter earnings. The ‘Home Alone’ reboot will appear on their new streaming service, Disney+.
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