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'Black Beauty' trailer is out now and it looks promising.

Disney+ has released the official trailer for the upcoming drama film featuring Mackenzie Foy and Kate Winslet in the lead.

The new film is a reimagining of Anna Sewell's 1877 novel of the same name and follows the story of a young girl, Jo Green (Mackenzie Foy) who forms an unbreakable bond with a wild, untamable horse named Beauty (voiced by Kate Winslet).

Here’s the official synopsis for 'Black Beauty': "This modern-day reimagining of Anna Sewell’s timeless classic, follows Black Beauty (Kate Winslet), a wild horse born free in the American West. Rounded up and taken away from her family, Beauty is brought to Birtwick Stables where she meets a spirited teenage girl, Jo Green (Mackenzie Foy). Beauty and Jo forge an unbreakable bond that carries Beauty through the different chapters, challenges, and adventures of her life.

Disney+ has shared the trailer for its upcoming reboot of Black Beauty. The new take on the story premieres Friday, November 27th, exclusively on the streaming service. The movie features the voice of Academy Award-winning actor Kate Winslet as Black Beauty and stars Mackenzie Foy as Jo Green, Fern Deacon as Georgina Winthorp, Claire Forlani as Mrs. WinthorpIain, Iain Glen as John Manly, Calam Lynch as George Winthorp, Max Raphael as James, Hakeem Kae-Kazim as Terry, Matt Rippy as Henry Gordon, and Avianah Abrahams as Anna. The 2020 version of the story is based on the 1877 novel of the same name by Anna Sewell.

Black Beauty is a modern day reimagining of Anna Sewell's timeless classic for Disney+, and it follows Black Beauty (Kate Winslet), a wild horse born free in the American West. Rounded up and taken away from her family, Beauty is brought to Birtwick Stables where she meets a spirited teenage girl,...

"How could a horse save a person?" Disney has unveiled an official trailer for a new Black Beauty movie on Disney+, which is more of a "re-adaptation" of the original novel than a remake of the 1994 Black Beauty movie. Yes, the original Black Beauty is based on a classic book from the 1800s written by Anna Sewell. The film's generic plot follows a wild horse and a teenage girl who forge an unbreakable bond which keeps them connected for a lifetime. When the horse is sold, Jo is determined to reunite with Beauty no matter what. This one stars Mackenzie Foy as Jo, featuring Kate Winslet as the voice of Beauty, and a cast including Claire Forlani, Iain Glen, Hakeem Kae-Kazim, Fern Deacon, Patrick Lyster, and Calam Lynch. Looks extra cliche and cheesy, we've seen this many times before, but horse lovers adore this story anyway. Here's the official trailer...

Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell: BBC One, 9pm

Bertie Carvel and Eddie Marsan play the title characters in Doctor Who writer Peter Harness's adaptation of the 2004 fantasy novel.

In a world where magic is very much real, the reclusive Mr Norrell (Marsan) uses his powers to stun the people of York, while the debonair Strange (Carvel) learns that he too has special abilities.

Hawaii Five-0: Sky1, 9pm

It's the fifth season finale, and disaster looms on the eve of Kono (Grace Park)'s wedding.

The team discovers that someone is planning to set off a nuclear bomb on the island, while McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin) is reunited with a familiar face.

The Enfield Haunting: Sky Living, 9pm

The supernatural drama that's spooked up a sizeable audience for Sky Living reaches its conclusion tonight, with the last of 3 episodes.

In the final chapter, Janet (Eleanor Worthington-Cox) and Margaret (Fern Deacon...

Olivier Award® winning young actress Eleanor Worthington-Cox stars alongside Timothy Spall, Juliet Stevenson, and Matthew Macfadyen in The Enfield Haunting.

13 year old Eleanor (represented by Curtis Brown) plays the lead role of Janet Hodgson, the youngest daughter of a single mother played by Rosie Cavaliero, who were terrorised by a malevolent unseen force in their home for over two years. The Enfield Haunting is a three-part dramatisation of the terrifying and bizarre events that took place at an ordinary house in Enfield during the autumn of 1977.

Eleanor, from Formby, Merseyside, shot to fame in 2012 when she became the youngest ever recipient of the Laurence Olivier Award® for her shared role of Matilda at the Cambridge Theatre in London. She played the young Aurora in Maleficient, and can currently be seen in Channel 4's Cucumber. She will also be seen in Cbbc's Hetty Feather and playing Blousey Brown in Bugsy Malone at the Lyric,...

The first images have been released from upcoming Sky Living drama The Enfield Haunting.

The three-parter stars Eleanor Worthington-Cox in the lead role of Janet Hodgson alongside Timothy Spall, Juliet Stevenson and Matthew Macfadyen.

"Working on The Enfield Haunting has been an amazing experience. The role has been both challenging and rewarding," Worthington-Cox said.

"I've got to work with so many fantastic actors like Timothy, Matthew, Juliet and Rosie - and I've worked with an amazing production team."

Directed by Kristoffer Nyholm (The Killing), the show premieres in spring 2015 on Sky Living.

The Enfield Haunting is about a series of "terrifying and bizarre events" that took place in Enfield from autumn 1977, where Janet Hodgson and her family were terrorised by an unseen force for two years.

Spall plays paranormal researcher Maurice Grosse, while Macfadyen plays his sceptical co-investigator Guy Lyon Playfair and Stevenson plays Grosse's wife.

Rounding out the cast...

This week, Penny Dreadful takes a step back from the main storyline to finally give us what we’ve all been waiting for – a proper explanation of the tangled relationships between Sir Malcolm, Vanessa and Mina (guest star Olivia Llewellyn). Sadly for viewers, that means no further development of the bizarre, romantic web being spun between Dorian, Ethan, Vanessa and Brona – for now. Still, Penny Dreadful doesn’t sag despite turning its focus back in time, which is a credit to John Logan’s writing and the strength of the performances.

On paper, it would be a somewhat risky move for a show as young as Penny Dreadful to drop all of its active plot threads for an entire episode to tell what amounts to an origin story. But then again, “Resurrection” did the same thing (to an admittedly lesser degree) while fleshing out the backstory for Caliban/Frankenstein’s Monster.