Captain Gantu and Angel are making surprise appearances alongside Stitch for 626 Day at Magic Kingdom. Gantu & Angel Appear at Tomorrowland Galactic Blast Gantu in particular only makes rare ...

Lilo & Stitch director Dean Fleischer Camp explained in a new interview why Captain Gantu doesn't make an appearance in Disney's live-action remake; He said the villain, who appeared in the 2002 ...

In Disney's new live-action Lilo & Stitch movie, the villainous Captain Gantu from the original animated film is nowhere to be found.. Director Dean Fleischer Camp tells EW why they opted not to ...

🚨 Spoilers Ahead! 🚨. In the live-action Lilo & Stitch, the main antagonist is no longer Captain Gantu, but instead Jumba (Zach Galifianakis), hellbent on capturing his rogue experiment for ...

With Lilo & Stitch‘s journey to live-action, at least one character didn’t return from the original 2002 Disney animated film. Director Dean Fleischer Camp recently explained he had to “free ...

Captain Gantu's exclusion from the film triggers controversy Directed by Dean Fleicsher Camp, the live action version of the Lilo & Stitch movie has been facing massive backlash from fans.

This post was updated May 26 at 6:01 p.m. Warning: spoilers ahead. In leaving behind signature threads of the cherished classic, “Lilo & Stitch” struggles to honor the true meaning of ʻohana.

Lilo and Stitch have captured a new experiment, #254. He is insanely cute too, and charms all of Lilo's friends. Stitch is jealous though, so at the first chance he gets, he lets Gantu capture him.

It's unclear if Galifanakis will be voicing Stitch, portraying another alien, or if his role is an original character in the remake. The “Lilo & Stich” live-action remake is assembling its ...

Taking place before the story of Disney's LILO & STITCH: Experiment 626, ... Familiar faces from the movie include Gantu, Jumba, and the Grand Councilwoman, among others. Content Rating.

With Lilo & Stitch‘s journey to live-action, at least one character didn’t return from the original 2002 Disney animated film. Director Dean Fleischer Camp recently explained he had to “free up real ...