After deal with Disney, what will remain of heralded movie studio 20th Century Fox?

The Fox Studios in West Los Angeles, California, on December 13, 2017.
Walt Disney Co. and 21st Century Fox shares were in the spotlight on December 13, 2017, amid reports the two media-entertainment powerhouses were readying a major deal. The Wall Street Journal reported the deal -- in which Disney would acquire the famed Fox Hollywood studios and key television operations of the Murdoch family-controlled group -- could be announced as early as Thursday. / AFP PHOTO / Mark RALSTON (Photo credit should read MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images)

By now, you’ve likely read about the agreement Disney and Fox have reached for the former to swallow up a big portion of the latter – specifically, Disney is paying $52.4 billion for most of 21st Century Fox.

By now, you’ve likely read about the agreement Disney and Fox have reached for the former to swallow up a big portion of the latter – specifically, Disney is paying $52.4 billion for most of 21st Century Fox.

It’s a move Disney is hoping will pay off on the streaming front, as it plans to launch two streaming services by 2019 and, thanks to the deal, will now have a much wider array of content to offer on those platforms, giving them the muscle they need to compete with the likes of Netflix and Amazon. The deal also includes Hulu, casting an even wider net on Disney’s streaming reach.

But what does the deal mean for the legacy of 20th Century Fox, which has been a major Hollywood film studio for decades? It has been responsible for movies like ‘The Sound of Music,’ ‘Avatar,’ and ‘Star Wars: A New Hope,’ so what does this mean for the ‘studio era’ of Hollywood? What will become of the 53 acre Fox movie lot in Century City? What did you find unique about Fox films?