This new animated film introduces renowned voices to the universe created by Jim Davis, including Chris Pratt as Garfield himself.
The sarcastic orange feline is back in the trailer for Garfield: away from home (The Garfield Movie), which will be released in theaters on February 16, 2024.
This new animated film introduces renowned voices into the universe created by Jim Davisincluding Chris Pratt like Garfield himself and Samuel L. Jackson in the role of Vic, the cat’s father. The film, far from its 2004 film version, will be completely animated and will show the first moments between the cat and its owner, Jon Bonachón.
What is Garfield: Out of Home about?
The official synopsis describes Garfield embarking on an outdoor adventure after an unexpected reunion with his long-lost father, Vic, a stray cat played by Jackson. The plot thickens when Vic involves Garfield and his canine friend Odie in a mysterious robbery.
The trailer shows a touching flashback that takes us back in time to when the lasagna lover was just a baby kitten. Walking down the street, the feline comes across the window of an Italian restaurant that overlooks the seat of a nostalgic and lonely Jon Arbuckle, who is immediately enchanted by the animal, who cannot resist eating his new owner’s entire pizza. and friend.
The voice cast includes Nicholas Hoult, Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein, Ving Rhames, Cecily Strong, Bowen Yang and Luke Cinque-White.
The film is directed by Mark Dindalknown for Chicken Little and The Emperor’s Follies, and written by David Reynolds, famous for Finding Nemo, who joins Paul A. Kaplan and Mark Torgove in that task. Likewise, this title is produced by Columbia Pictures and financed by Alcon Entertainment, which owns the rights to the comic series and the character’s brand.
Source: Ambito
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