Danny DeVito is the ringmaster in the circus starring "Dumbo," the flying elephant with a broken heart. The remake of the Disney classic "Dumbo" hits theaters on Friday.

From a creative standpoint, remaking one of the hand-drawn animated classics from Walt Disney Animation Studios is a challenge, and that's the case with 'Dumbo.

Walt Disney Studios In the new film, as in the original, the circus ringmaster enlists Dumbo to perform with the clowns because he always gets a laugh from the audience.

Disney has recently given audiences a wave of live-action remakes to spark old and new childhood memories, and the 1941 animated classic Dumbo will be no exception. Here's everything that is known ...

Danny DeVito is set to play the ringmaster in Tim Burton's live-action adaptation of "Dumbo" for Disney.

DeVito and Burton's Circus Trilogy, which also included DeVito's turn as a ringmaster in Burton's big-hearted 2003 fantasy "Big Fish," continues with "Dumbo," now in theaters.

Tim Burton brings his signature dark whimsy to a new live-action remake of 'Dumbo,' whose flying elephant stands out among Disney's rehashed classics.

Dumbo also gave him the opportunity to act against his former Batman Returns co-star Michael Keaton, albeit with the roles largely reversed this time around: it’s a fact DeVito couldn’t help ...

The following contains SPOILERS for the new live-action Dumbo. While the new live-action Dumbo may technically be considered a remake, it is, in many ways, a re-imagining. The new film has several ...

Dumbo also gave him the opportunity to act against his former Batman Returns co-star Michael Keaton, albeit with the roles largely reversed this time around: it’s a fact DeVito couldn’t help ...