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I always thought Disney+ was probably the one streaming service that could get away with not really producing a significant amount of new content, it almost adds to the prestige of the brand in some ways.

Having the library from the key brands which they do, with a small selection of quality new films and series each year, would probably keep them going just fine. I don’t think anybody was really asking for Disney+ to start producing masses of content outside of things like The Mandalorian, for example.

Yeah, people will pay for access to the classic Disney and 20th Century Fox movies, Mickey Mouse cartoons and Disney Channel sitcoms, Star Wars and Marvel content, National Geographic documentaries. They can also add programming from the American ABC network they own, as well as old Fox network shows (they'd own a lot of them due to them being made by 20th Century Fox Television - notably of course including The Simpsons). Other than the Star Wars and Marvel stuff, they don't need to make programming specifically for Disney+. There's a lot of back catalogue stuff still not on there.