Disney is currently having a love affair with rebooting their classic films into live-action remakes.
We've had Beauty and the Beast and The Jungle Book so far, but another classic is in the pipeline to be remade – Lady and the Tramp.
The classic love story, which featured a pampered pooch and an unruly mongrel who unexpectedly fall for one another, is one of Disney's most beloved tales.
According to Deadline, the live-action/CGI adaption won't be hitting cinemas. Instead, it will be brought straight to DisneyLife, Disney's streaming service.
Lady and the Tramp marks the fourth announced project for the yet-named, upcoming Disney streaming service, following the news that The Jungle Book director Jon Favreau will write and produce a Star Wars series for the platform. As well as the Star Wars franchises, it has been confirmed that the service will receive projects from Marvel and Pixar.
It's expected to debut in 2019, so we still have a little while to wait for it.
The Lego Ninjago Movie director Charlie Bean has been chosen to direct the reboot.
We're ready to throw it back to 1995.
