Thomas Mann to play Jim Dear on Disney's live-action adaptation of 'Lady and the Tramp'

Mann's plays the role of Jim Dear, the human owner of the titular character Lady, who lets her go once he and his wife have a baby

Disney fans have been waiting with bated breath for the upcoming live-action film adaptation of 'Lady and the Tramp' and, finally, the moment they have been waiting for is here. Disney has just announced that Thomas Mann is gearing up to join the cast in the role of Lady's human owner Jim Dear.

Accompanying him in other roles will be Tessa Thompson, as Lady, while Justin Theroux will be lending his voice to the character of the Tramp. As for the role of Jim Dear's wife, Darling, Liersey Clemons will be taking on that task, reports Variety.

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