I'm Benjamin Evan Ainsworth.

I'm Luke Evans.

I'm Alan Silvestri.

Hi, I'm Glen Ballard.

And I play Pinocchio from the all-new

live-action movie, "Pinocchio."

Audiences are expected to see a fun,

exciting, thrilling journey from a young, little, wooden puppet

who manages to get himself into some of the most

awkward and difficult and dangerous

situations any wooden toy could ever get themselves into.

Well, they can expect to see the faithfulness

to the original 1940s movie, but they

can also expect some new characters maybe,

some new songs.

Some real Disney magic, and walk away

with a great sense of wonder.

Pinocchio gives out some really lovely morals and some,

you know, interesting things to take away.

And I'd say the world is an exciting place,

so as you travel through it, you should always

be kind and always be truthful.

My brilliant partner Alan Silvestri reimagined

"I've Got No Strings."

It was like a tour de force of filmmaking and, like,

technical and musical brilliance,

and it very much is like the original, but far more advanced.

I think the one I really love and I'm really been blown away

by the reimagining of it is the Blue Fairy,

played by Cynthia Erivo.

I think she's just perfect, and ethereal,

and angelic, and gorgeous.

And when she opens her mouth and sings that most iconic song

that we hear at the beginning of every Disney production,

it's just wonderful to think that her voice

is now the voice I will remember when I hear that song.

And I'm hoping audiences take a sense of having

gone to a magical place and to see that there is such a thing

as getting a second chance.

BENJAMIN EVAN AINSWORTH: Don't miss "Pinocchio,"

now streaming on Disney+.

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