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Maggie Simpson stars in this Oscar-nominated animated short, “The Longest Daycare.” Think she has what it takes to beat Disney’s “Paperman”?
Just call it a Winter Awakening: Jonathan Groff, a.k.a. rival show choir singer-turned-coach Jesse St. James on Glee (and Melchior in Spring Awakening) is officially voicing the lead role of Kristoff in Disney’s in-production animated feature Frozen. He’ll star alongside Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel, who play a pair of singing sisters.
So, like, they have to give Lea Michele a part now, right? Riiiight?
Ever wondered what Johnny Depp would look like as a Family Guy character? Wonder no more — the star’s going to play himself on the animated comedy this Sunday, and we’ve got an exclusive sneak peek at his guest appearance. Giggidy, etc.
Mars Needs Moms was an expensive disaster that cost Disney over $100 million. But producer Robert Zemeckis thinks the movie is much better than its reputation implies — at the Philadelphia Film Festival, he declared that Mars is “the best 3-D movie since Avatar.”
This one’s for you, Venture Bros. fans: We’ve got an exclusive clip from A Very Venture Halloween, which airs on Adult Swim Sunday, Oct. 28 at 11:30. Grab some ketchup and bourbon, and pull up a chair!
You’re a Movie Star, Charlie Brown!
Twentieth Century Fox Animation is working on a feature animated film based on Peanuts. It’s being written by Craig Schulz (Charles Schulz’s son), Bryan Schulz (Charles Schulz’s grandson), and Cornelius Uliano (who is not a Schulz). The as yet untitled production already has a release date, Nov. 25, 2015, which perhaps not coincidentally marks the 65th anniversary of the first Peanuts comic strip and the 50th anniversary of the beloved television special A Charlie Brown Christmas.
The big green guy and the big metal guy are having a post-Avengers reunion in animated form.
Marvel Animation Studios has exclusively revealed to EW plans for its debut feature, Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United — which teams Tony Stark and Bruce Banner in a fight against the villain Zzzax. Get more details — and more photos — at Inside Movies.
Watch out, Smurfs: Gargamel has a few new tricks up his sleeve in the sequel.
Chief among them are The Naughties, a pair of mischievous imps devoted to causing trouble for our blue buddies. They are apparently also French. Vexy, to the left, is voiced by Christina Ricci; her brother Hackus is voiced by JB Smoove.
Smurfs 2 hits theaters July 31, 2013.
