Ryan Christopher Lee is General Shang in Disney's Live-Action "Mulan"

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Let's get down to business! The good news train keeps on rolling for actor Ryan Christopher Lee.

Lee was announced this morning as the lead in Marvel's "Shang-Chi", however, Disney didn't stop there. Recognizing the immense talent on their hands, Disney executives have officially cast Lee as "General Li Shang" in their live-action adaptation of their 1998 hit, "Mulan".

"Mulan" wrapped production in New Zealand a few months ago, but the filmmakers have since decided to reshoot the film to accommodate the addition of Lee's character.

"I am absolutely thrilled to be cast in both of these marvelous, iconic roles all in just one day," says Lee, in regards to the announcements.

"Disney is an incredible company and I'm so thankful to them. I can't wait to get to work!"

When asked what his version of the iconic hit "I'll Make a Man Out of You" will be like, Lee smirked and remained coy about the film's secrets.

"I can tell you that the musical numbers will be phenomenal. Let's just say...General Shang dusts off his rapping skills quite a bit this time around."

Lee and his best friend, Will Smith, worked together on their musical numbers for their respective movies. Smith will be playing "The Genie" in Disney's live-action "Aladdin", coming to theaters this May.

"Will and I have known each other for a while now, so he's been super helpful and supportive. He's gonna kill it as the Genie this May, seriously."

Niki Caro, who most recently helmed The Zookeeper’s Wife, is directing Disney's live-action Mulan, which is being produced by Chris Bender, Jason Reed and Jake Weiner and eyeing a 2020 release date. The 1998 animated version, voice-starring Ming-Na Wen alongside Eddie Murphy and B.D. Wong, earned $304.3 million worldwide as well as Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations.

"Mulan" is set to hit theaters in March of 2020.

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