Wes Anderson's New Movie Will Feature A Very Exciting New Recruit
When can we book our tickets?
When can we book our tickets?
Wes Anderson has been behind some of our favourite movies ever, from Moonrise Kingdom to The Grand Budapest Hotel - and his new movie looks set to be incredible, if the cast is anything to go by.
While he always has an all-star set of actors in all his movies, from Frances McDormand to Ralph Fiennes, Breaking Bad fans will be delighted to know that as well as regular Bill Murray, Heisenberg - whoops, we mean Bryan Cranston - will be appearing in Anderson's newest movie.
There isn't much detail yet about the new film, but apparently it's an animated movie about dogs which has been called a 'Japanese story'. As well as Murray and Cranston, voices will include Jeff Goldblum, Bob Balaban and Edward Norton.
At the Marrakech International Film Festival, where he's receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award, natch, Murray told reporters: 'I'm playing a dog. He's doing another, like a stop-motion animated kind of comedy, sort of like Fantastic Mr. Fox. It's a Japanese story and I'm playing a dog. I'm very excited.'
Remember that scary voice as Walter White told his wife 'I am the danger' or demanded that drug dealers 'say my name'?
Well, it'll be coming to a screen near you. Thank you, Wes Anderson.
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