The Angry Birds Movie 3 Release Date Set, New Cast Members Announced
A release date has been set for .
The Angry Birds Movie was released in 2016 by Sony Pictures. That was followed by a sequel, The Angry Birds Movie 2, in 2019, which was also released by Sony Pictures.
Paramount Pictures is now releasing The Angry Birds Movie 3 and has set an official release date for the film.
The Angry Birds Movie 3 will be released in theaters worldwide on January 29, 2027.
Returning cast members include Jason Sudeikis as Red, Josh Gad as Chuck, Rachel Bloom as Silver, and Danny McBride as Bomb.
Meanwhile, Emma Myers (A Minecraft Movie), Keke Palmer (One of Them Days), Tim Robinson (I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson), Sam Richardson (Detroiters), Lily James (Cinderella), Marcello Hernandez (Saturday Night Live), Walker Scobell (Percy Jackson and the Olympians), Anna Cathcart (XO Kitty), Nikki Glaser (Golden Globe Awards), Maitreyi Ramakrishnan (Turning Red), James Austin (Saturday Night Live), and Psalm West (The Kardashians) have joined the cast.
The movie is directed by John Rice, with a screenplay by Thurop Van Orman. Van Orman serves as an executive producer alongside Toru Nakahara, while John Cohen, Dan Chuba, and Carla Connor serve as producers.
'We're very excited to be partnering with Paramount Pictures and extremely proud of our incredible cast,' Cohen said in a statement. 'Not only do we have Jason, Josh, Rachel and Danny returning to voice their fantastic characters, but they're surrounded by an all-star ensemble of comedic talent. These are some of the funniest people out there today, and we're so thrilled to have them all on board.'
Paramount Pictures' Marc Weinstock added, 'Angry Birds transcends mediums and has been embraced and celebrated the world over. We couldn't be happier to be partnering with SEGA/Rovio and these other great partners to bring this latest installment, featuring an incredible voice cast, to big screens everywhere.'
Source: Paramount Pictures
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