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Muppets Sequel Filming In London In January, Bret McKenzie Writing New Songs

Muppets Sequel Filming In London In January, Bret McKenzie Writing New Songs | Animation News | Scoop.it

Filming on the next, somewhat Eurocentric Muppet movie is due to start filming at Pinewood in January, and it seems like there’s going to be location work around London between then and April. Word of this first started creeping along the muppet-fan grapevine last Friday, but before I could confirm it was more than just sourceless chatter, Collider bumped into producer Todd Lieberman and got him on the record.

Also now confirmed is the return of Flight of the Conchords‘ Bret McKenzie who is currently writing new songs for the film. He didn’t write every tune in the last picture, but he did a sterling job on the ones he did write and deservedly won an Oscar* for Man or Muppet.

Other Muppet rumours, as yet unconfirmed, have a UK comedy star in the human lead role and new Muppet characters in supporting parts. We’ll see about this soon, I guess.

The Muppet Show was filmed in London. It’s nice to see them coming back.

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Aardman Gets Heroic! Superman, Batman and Catwoman In Claymation!

Aardman Gets Heroic! Superman, Batman and Catwoman In Claymation! | Animation News | Scoop.it
As part of their upcoming DC Nation, The Cartoon Network has enlisted the help of the UK's Aardman Animation - the creators of Wallace And Gromit and Chicken Run - to create a series of claymation shorts based on DC Comics heroes. The idea is cribbed straight from Aardman's Oscar winning short Creature Comforts - in which interviews with random people at a zoo were used as dialogue tracks for conversations with clay zoo animals - but seeing this done in a superhero context is just brilliant. The character designs are pretty great as well.
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