Warner Bros has announced the release date of its animated musical Bad Fairies, set to hit theaters on July 23, 2027. The movie, directed by Megan Nicole Dong, known for Centaurworld, is currently in production in London. Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, creators of Six and Why Am I So Single, will write the songs, with Isabella Summers (from Florence and the Machine) composing the score.
Bad Fairies is described as a subversive musical comedy set in present-day London, focusing on rule-breaking fairies. DNEG Animation serves as digital partners for the film. Warner Bros. Pictures Animation and Locksmith Animation are thrilled to have Marlow, Moss, and Summers on board, promising a vibrant and unforgettable experience for audiences worldwide in 2027. Details about the voice cast have not been revealed yet.
The Hollywood Reporter also mentioned that Bad Fairies will have a script by Deborah Frances-White, host of The Guilty Feminist podcast. The announcement of the film’s release date and the team behind the music has generated excitement among fans and industry professionals. With the track record of the filmmakers and the talent involved, Bad Fairies is shaping up to be a highly anticipated project in the animation genre.
The collaboration between Warner Bros. and Locksmith Animation on Bad Fairies highlights the studios’ commitment to delivering innovative and entertaining content to audiences. The addition of renowned musical talents like Marlow, Moss, and Summers further elevates the project’s potential. Set in the vibrant backdrop of London, the film promises to bring a fresh and unique perspective to the world of animated musicals.
As the production of Bad Fairies continues to progress, fans eagerly await more updates and insights into the creative process behind the film. With a strong team of filmmakers and musicians at the helm, the project holds promise for delivering a captivating and memorable viewing experience. The combination of humor, music, and fantasy in Bad Fairies sets the stage for an exciting addition to the animated musical landscape.
Warner Bros. Pictures Animation president Bill Damaschke and Locksmith Animation CCO Mary Coleman expressed their enthusiasm for the collaboration with Marlow, Moss, and Summers on Bad Fairies. The creative synergy between the talents involved bodes well for the film’s success and reception by global audiences. With the release date locked in, anticipation for Bad Fairies continues to build as fans look forward to experiencing the rule-breaking antics of the fairy characters in a modern London setting.
