Kathryn Hahn’s Disney+ Return Has Now Been Confirmed For This Historic Franchise

The Agatha All Along actress is back in the streaming spotlight with a new Disney+ series.

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Kathryn Hahn as Agatha Harkness with purple background

Kathryn Hahn locked in her Disney+ return, with a new series coming from MCU veteran Jon Favreau. Hahn made her Disney+ debut in 2021's WandaVision, playing the villainous Agatha Harkness opposite Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch. She has since starred in her own spell-binding streaming show, Agatha All Along, and even lent her voice to the animated What If...? series for good measure. 

And it looks as though the fan-favorite actress is going nowhere, with yet another Disney+ title already on the docket. While it may not be the project fans would expect from the MCU star, with rumors of a potential Champions or Young Avengers series on the mind, it is an exciting venture featuring veteran Disney talent. 

New set photos from the production of Jon Favreau's Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series started to circulate online, revealing that Hahn was cast in the streaming show. 

Images from the new series, focused on the long-forgotten first Disney mascot, popped up on social media (via @DudeSkipper on X), showing Hahn interacting with an Oswald the Rabbit stand-in along with Favreau behind the camera, all on location at the Disneyland park in Anaheim, California.

The Oswald series was first reported on back in March 2025. The former Iron Man director is set to tackle the project for Disney+. 

In June, the first casting information for the series was made public by Deadline, with no mention of Hahn's name at the time. Instead, all that was revealed was that Ravi Cabot-Conyers (Skeleton Crew), Mykal-Michelle Harris (Raven's Home), and Ryder Allen (The Penguin) were set to play the show's three young leads. 

Now, though, it seems the new streaming show has locked Hahn in for the adventure, as she is actively filming on its set. 

Plot specifics for Disney+'s Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series have not yet been announced. Still, it is assumed to focus on the forgotten Disney character from which it takes its name, the oft-forgotten mascot of the company that came before Mickey Mouse and was eventually lost to time. 

The Mandalorian co-creator and Iron Man director Jon Favreau is set to serve as showrunner on the project. It has also been confirmed that it will be an animated/live-action hybrid akin to Who Framed Roger Rabbit and the 2022 Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers movie.

What's Next for Kathryn Hahn?

Kathryn Hahn as Agatha Harkness with her hair up in Agatha All Along
Marvel Studios

After Kathryn Hahn welcomed herself into the heads and hearts of millions of Disney+ subscribers with her work on WandaVision and Agatha All Along, seeing the MCU star back in yet another project on the Disney-owned streamer is exciting. 

Sure, it is not as the character she is known for on the platform—that being the dastardly Agatha Harkness. However, it should be rousing nonetheless. 

Hahn has been busy over the last couple of years, whether in the MCU or out. To date, she has started as Agatha in several Marvel Studios projects, is now working on this new Oswald the Lucky Rabbit series with Jon Favreau, and has even helped launch other successful series elsewhere with work on titles like Apple TV+'s The Studio

Coming up, though, it would not be all that surprising if the 52-year-old were to find some time once again to return to Marvel's super-powered streaming world. 

The end of Agatha All Along left the door open for more stories featuring her comic book conjuror, if Marvel Studios wanted to pursue those. The biggest of these is a potential Champions or Young Avengers project. 

With Hahn's Agath character now dead and haunting Joe Locke's Wiccan as a ghost, it would seem that wherever Locke's character goes, Hahn's will follow. So, if the teenage hero was beginning to set up for a super-powered team-up at some point, one would assume Agatha would be there as well. 

Luckily for the ever-so busy Hahn, it looks as though that Young Avengers story will not be told for at least a couple more years in the MCU (likely to come some time in the franchise's next saga, according to reports), so she can work on projects like Oswald before hopping back to her Marvel role.

- About The Author: Klein Felt
Klein Felt is a Senior Editor at The Direct. Joining the website back in 2020, he helped jumpstart video game content on The Direct. Klein plays a vital role as a part of the site's content team, demonstrating expertise in all things PlayStation, Marvel, and the greater entertainment industry.