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Take a sneak peek at Wes Anderson’s ani­mat­ed movie Isle of Dogs

21 Dec 2016

The direc­tor has revealed ear­ly footage from his upcom­ing stop-motion feature.

Ear­li­er this year we report­ed that Bill Mur­ray is play­ing a dog in Wes Anderson’s next film. Well, the project now has a title, Isle of Dogs, as revealed by the direc­tor him­self in a short video teas­er. The direc­tor also gives a quick run­down of the frankly insane cast list, which includes Jeff Gold­blum, Bryan Cranston, Scar­lett Johans­son, Til­da Swin­ton, F Mur­ray Abra­ham, Har­vey Kei­t­el, Gre­ta Ger­wig, Frances McDor­mand and Yoko Ono along­side Japan­ese actors Kunichi Nomu­ra, Aki­ra Ito, Aki­ra Takaya­ma and Koyu Rankin. And not for­get­ting anoth­er Ander­son reg­u­lar who makes a brief cameo in the above announcement…

This (very) brief first-look footage sug­gests that Ander­son is chan­nelling the tac­tile charm of his only oth­er stop-motion ani­mat­ed fea­ture, 2009’s Fan­tas­tic Mr Fox. Which is absolute­ly fine by us. With the film cur­rent­ly in pro­duc­tion in Eng­land, no release date has yet been set, but excit­ing­ly Ander­son is offer­ing one lucky fan the chance to not only vis­it the set but also voice a char­ac­ter in the movie (bark­ing, howl­ing and whim­per­ing may be required). That’s right, Wes Ander­son wants you for his next film, in exchange for your sup­port of The Film Foun­da­tion, a char­i­ty start­ed in 1990 by Mar­tin Scors­ese ded­i­cat­ed to pre­serv­ing our shared cin­e­ma her­itage. Watch the clip and head to crow​drise​.com/​w​e​s​a​n​d​erson to find out more

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