Mufasa, the king of ... very likely [Scar and Mufasa] would not have both the same parents,” Hahn told Hello Giggles. “The way lions operate in the wild … when the male lion gets old ...

THE LION KING IS NOW ON STAGE IN BALTIMORE ... I MOVED HERE TO THE UNITED STATES FOR THIS SHOW, AND YOU KNOW, I CAN DRAW SO MANY PARALLELS BETWEEN NALA’S JOURNEY AND MY JOURNEY.

Mufasa: The Lion King is a musical drama film written by Jeff ... Taka intervenes and gets swiped in the face by Kiros, leaving a scar across his eye. Taka becomes known as Scar from then onwards.

In both versions of The Lion King, Scar appears as a power-thirsty lion who envies his brother’s kingdom. His motivations are political, as he wants to rule the lands with an iron fist.

Later, the new king decreed that the name of the royal blood lion should not be spoken again. As a result, Taka began calling himself Scar after receiving a scar from Kiros on his face while ...

Mufasa: The Lion King provides a new origin story about how Scar got his scar. In fact, Scar was not always the name of Mufasa's brother. When the younger versions of Mufasa: The Lion King's ...

Instead, Scar digs his claws into his paws and flings him to his death. The interaction that ends Mufasa’s life in “The Lion King” is actually what saves him in “Mufasa.” Taka first ...

Written by Jeff Nathanson and directed by Barry Jenkins, “Mufasa: The Lion King” tells the origin story of Mufasa and his brother Taka, who fans eventually know better as Scar. The film is ...

Disney’s The Lion King remains one of the most beloved animated films of all time. The relationship between King Mufasa and his cunning brother Scar is the base of the classic tale of betrayal ...

who became the devious lion Scar by the time the original “Lion King” story happened. Mufasa did not come from royal blood. He was actually an orphan who was adopted by Taka’s family.

How Scar became Scar is central to setting up “The Lion King” and its crowning brotherly ... t undercut Jenkins’ bone-deep commitment to drawing out sexual tension on screen, though.