BBC Studios and The Walt Disney Company have exciting news for fans of the beloved children’s animated series “Bluey.” The two companies announced that a feature film based on the show is set to hit theaters in 2027, with the film also available for streaming on Disney+ following its theatrical release.
The upcoming “Bluey” movie promises to capture the same charm and humor that has made the series a favorite among audiences. The film will follow the adventures of Bluey, an energetic blue heeler dog, along with her younger sister Bingo and their parents, Mum and Dad.
Creator Joe Brumm expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating that his previous experience working on a longer format in Series 3 inspired him to take this next step. Brumm believes that a theatrical movie is a natural progression for “Bluey,” and he aims to create an enjoyable experience for families to share together. He looks forward to collaborating with the teams at BBC Studios and Disney to bring this new story to life.
Disney Entertainment co-chairmen Alan Bergman and Dana Walden also shared their excitement, highlighting that “Bluey” has become a global sensation since its debut on Disney Jr. and Disney+. They are eager to extend their partnership with BBC Studios to deliver the magic of “Bluey” to the big screen.
The voice cast will include Melania Zanetti and David McCormack, who will reprise their roles as Bluey’s parents, Chili and Bandit Heeler. The film will be co-directed by Amber Naismith and Richard Jeffery, with Joe Brumm serving as executive producer.
This announcement is sure to bring joy to families who have come to love “Bluey” and its heartwarming stories about play, imagination, and family connections. As audiences anticipate its release, they can look forward to another enchanting chapter in the “Bluey” saga, reinforcing the franchise’s positive influence on children’s programming.
In a world where quality family entertainment is essential, the upcoming “Bluey” film stands as a beacon of creativity and wholesome storytelling.