Disney's 101 Dalmatians was a studio-saving hit, but despite its mainstream success, the studio's leader hated it.

The original Holes starred Shia LaBeouf as Stanley, a teen sent to Camp Green Lake for a crime he didn't commit. The quirky mix of family curses, buried treasure, and desert drama made the movie a hit, grossing $71 million worldwide. The cast included Sigourney Weaver, Jon Voight, and Patricia Arquette, who helped bring Sachar's world to life.

An iconic Disney teen movie is being rebooted into a TV series and has been ordered to pilot by streaming platform Disney+. According to Variety, The Mindy Project's Alina Mankin will serve as a writer and executive producer while Primetime Emmy-award nominated Liz Phang will be the showrunner and also executive produce the Holes remake.

Disney+ is digging into some nostalgic IP for a new series. The streamer has ordered a pilot episode for a gender-swapped Holes TV series, Entertainment Weekly can confirm. The potential series will be based on Louis Sachar's 1998 young adult novel of the same name,

A series adaptation of the 1998 novel Holes by Louis Sachar has been ordered to pilot, according to Variety and Entertainment Weekly. The potential series, however, will be reimagined to follow a female lead rather than a male.