It is expected that the service will have approximately 7000 episodes of television and 500 movies.[9] It will have no R-rated films, which will go to Hulu,[10] of which Disney owns 30% and, through the proposed acquisition of 21st Century Fox announced in December 2017 if it closes, an additional 30%.[11] The service's initial original content is planned to include five original movies and five TV shows with budgets from $25–100 million.[10] In August 2018, it was reported that the planned Star Wars live-action series will cost $100 million.[12]