Disney's Live-Action Remake Of 'Little Mermaid' Has A Release Date
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Singer Halle Bailey, who stars as Ariel in the upcoming movie, celebrated the announcement on Twitter.
The release date for Disney’s highly anticipated live-action remake of “The Little Mermaid” has finally been announced. The upcoming movie, starring singer Halle Bailey as Ariel, is set to hit theaters on May 26, 2023. The announcement comes two months after Bailey announced on Instagram that she had finished filming for the movie. Bailey noted in that post that she had auditioned for the role when she was nearly 19 years old and that they filmed the movie through the coronavirus pandemic when she turned 21.
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