'Ernest et Célestine' animated feature debuts December 12
Posted by Fred Patten on Tue 15 May 2012 - 19:42 — Edited by GreenReaper as of Sun 10 Feb 2013 - 01:15
Here is another anthro animated feature for 2012. The 80 minute Ernest et Célestine, based on the French childrens’ book by Gabrielle Vincent, is due for a December 12 release in France.
There does not seem to be a trailer yet, but here is a short making-of clip, and Cartoon Brew has a few previews.
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Another surprising lack of comments.
Also, Fred as in Fred Patten?
Well, I'm looking forward to it, whenever the DVD release comes around! :) It looks charming, though it's probably aimed at a very young audience. Plus some of the animators are the same people who worked on A Town Called Panic, so I hope it goes well!
And yes, Fred here = Fred Patten.
I haven't seen soft line work like that since many of the pre-60's Disney feature cartoons. This I would put on my list.
Here is its complete trailer, in French. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-o9oJMCznY
Fred Patten
The Cartoon Brew website reports that "Ernest et Celestine" has just won the Cesar Award, "the European Oscar". This can't hurt GKids' plan for its American release. The Cartoon Brew announcement includes a new French theatrical trailer. http://www.cartoonbrew.com/feature-film/ernest-and-celestine-wins-at-cesar-award...
Fred Patten
Jerry Beck, on the Animation Scoop website, announces that GKids, which has licensed the American rights, has finished dubbing "Ernest & Celestine" into English and will release it theatrically on December 6, 2013. The English voice cast is listed.
http://blogs.indiewire.com/animationscoop/gkids-announces-english-language-cast-...
Fred Patten
Cartoon Brew has now announced that Ernest and Celestine will be opening in New York and Los Angeles on March 14 next year, after which it will get a general US release.
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