Disney is moving forward with a Prince Charming movie, potentially featuring Chris Hemsworth in the titular role, directed by Paul King. The project is ramping up quickly, with a script co-written by King and notable collaborators from previous successful films like Paddington 2. While Disney's attempt to adapt animated classics has been mixed, there is hope for innovation, as this movie won't be directly tied to the Cinderella storyline. The creative team's previous successes and Hemsworth's comedic talent hint at a fresh take on the character, perhaps even exploring themes of a midlife crisis.

Will Chris Hemsworth's Prince Charming succeed at the box office?

With Hemsworth's track record outside of the Marvel franchise being shaky, the success of Prince Charming will largely depend on the film’s execution, the creative team’s vision, and how audiences respond to a new interpretation of the character.

Chris Hemsworth has garnered fame for his role as Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, creating high expectations for his roles. His ventures outside of superhero movies have had mixed results, and Disney's history with live-action adaptations has been a rollercoaster. Paul King's expertise from his work on Paddington and Wonka suggests a strong potential for creating a unique, engaging narrative that could redefine a classic character.