Wes Anderson’s Next Movie Is A Stop-Motion Animated Film About Dogs

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For his next trick, Anderson is returning to the world of stop-motion animation, and like “Fantastic Mr. Fox,” it will center around animals, but this time it will be about dogs. Deeper details are being kept under wraps for now, but sources confirmed the animated project is Anderson’s next picture and that pre-production work has begun.

The irony of Anderson making a movie about dogs will not be lost on many: Anderson has maimed or harmed several dogs throughout the course of his career. “Well, I've killed dogs before in my work and it never goes over that lightly," he said at Cannes in 2012 when journalists noted he had killed another canine in “Moonrise Kingdom.” "In ['The Royal Tenenbaums'] we had a car run over [the dog] but you just saw the leash."

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I love his films, haven't seen fantastic mr. Fox. Will have to give it a viewing before deciding to see this new picture.
 
I don't know why it's ironic that dogs died in the plots of his movies. I mean, he didn't actually kill dogs during the filming right?
 
Neat. Looking forward to more info. Didn't know much about Wes Anderson until I saw Fantastic Mr Fox and that made me a fan of his.
 
Can't wait. I feel like stop-motion suits Wes Anderson's style perfectly and he already showed that he can pull off a whole movie with it.
 
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I'm down. FMF is one of the best animated movies ever.
 
I didn't really enjoy FMF. Felt like the protagonist was a jerk that got everyone around him in constant trouble with his schemes.
 
I didn't really enjoy FMF. Felt like the protagonist was a jerk that got everyone around him in constant trouble with his schemes.

...yea thats like a major point of the movie. He even addresses it. I never got the argument "I didn't like this character in this movie so I didnt like the movie". Why does an unlikable character make for a bad movie?
 
Royal tenenbaums > Budapest hotel > fantastic mr fox > the rest

Am I right? Don't bother replying of course that's right. I would love it if he got gene hackman back for a voice role on this. Would be so good
 
Stoked. Wes Anderson is one of those directors whose work I'll always look forward to. Pretty much have seen all of his featured work sans Rushmore.
 
I didn't really enjoy FMF. Felt like the protagonist was a jerk that got everyone around him in constant trouble with his schemes.

that's like saying you didn't like batman cuz it was about a dude in a bat suit

Stoked. Wes Anderson is one of those directors whose work I'll always look forward to. Pretty much have seen all of his featured work sans Rushmore.

Rushmore is his best movie.
 
that's like saying you didn't like batman cuz it was about a dude in a bat suit



Rushmore is his best movie.

Was on my way out of the thread and I saw this. Rushmore is one of my least favorites. In my opinion, top 3 in no order are Fantastic Mr Fox, The Royal Tenenbaums, and Darjeeling/Grand Budapest.
 
Exclusive: Jeff Goldblum, Bryan Cranston, and More to Star in Wes Anderson’s Stop-Motion Animated Dog Movie (Nerdist)

As many Los Angeles residents know, America’s sweetheart Jeff Goldblum performs a weekly jazz show with his band, The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. During these shows, Goldblum hams it up with the crowd, answering questions and joking around with the audience in between playing classic jazz standards. During a recent performance attended by members of the Nerdist editorial staff, Goldblum was asked when he would next be collaborating with Wes Anderson.

In his signature cadence, Goldblum happily revealed to the crowd of one hundred-plus people that he would, in fact, be starring in Anderson’s stop-motion animated dog flick. What’s more, he will be starring alongside Bob Balaban, Edward Norton, and Bryan Cranston, and they will be playing a pack of dogs.
 
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