Today, BBC Studios and The Walt Disney Company announced an exciting development for fans of the beloved children’s show “Bluey” – a feature film adaptation is set to hit theaters in 2027, followed by a streaming release on Disney+.
The animated film promises to maintain the charm and humor that has made “Bluey” a favorite among families, continuing the adventures of Bluey, the spirited blue heeler dog, her younger sister Bingo, and their parents, Mum and Dad. Joe Brumm, the show’s creator, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, noting that the film will be a natural extension of the series. He aims to create a memorable experience that families can enjoy together, highlighting the show’s themes of play and imagination.
Alan Bergman and Dana Walden, co-chairmen of Disney Entertainment, praised “Bluey” for its ability to connect with audiences worldwide through its heartfelt storytelling. They expressed pride in collaborating with BBC Studios to bring “Bluey” to the big screen, emphasizing the global impact and popularity of the series since its debut on Disney platforms.
The film will feature familiar voices from the show, including Melania Zanetti and David McCormack, who will reprise their roles as Bluey’s parents, Chili and Bandit Heeler. Co-directors Amber Naismith and Richard Jeffery will work alongside Joe Brumm, who serves as executive producer. The creative team behind the film includes contributors from both Ludo Studio and BBC Studios, with Joff Bush composing the film’s score.
This announcement brings hope and excitement for fans of “Bluey” as it transitions from an award-winning TV show to a cinematic experience that promises to capture the hearts of audiences of all ages. As the project develops, it showcases the continued relevance and inspiration of “Bluey” in fostering family connections through storytelling.