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Play-Doh Based Movie to be Directed by Paul Feig

Alissa Roy by Alissa Roy
April 7, 2015
in Studios, The Latest Animation News
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Play-Doh

Play-Doh

That’s right folks: 20th Century Fox and Hasbro are teaming up to create a movie based on the beloved modeling clay of our childhood, Play-Doh. Paul Feig, director of Bridesmaids and the upcoming Peanuts Movie, is set to direct the project.

The success of The LEGO Movie is probably what allowed this film to transpire. Of late, Hasbro has pushed films based off of its classic toys. These films include the fifth Transformers and third G.I. Joe movies due in 2016. Creating a film based around another childhood toy is probably the next step in order for Hasbro to ride on the success of The LEGO Movie.

This concept seems strange and very little is known about the project. Will it be animated or claymation? There aren’t characters associated with the Play-Doh world, so will we have have blobs of clay talking to each other?

Despite the rather unintuitive nature of the film, if done right, it could shape up (no pun intended) to be as interesting and creative as The LEGO Movie.

Only time will tell.

What do you think of this idea? Do you think that Play-Doh will translate well to a movie?

Edited by: Hannah Wilkes

Tags: 20th century foxhasbropaul feigPlay-Doh
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Alissa Roy

Alissa Roy

Alissa is a student at the Rochester Institute of Technology, studying Media Arts & Technology. Her hometown is in the Middle-of-Nowhere, NY, where winter is approximately 6 months of the year. She is extremely nerdy, and loves all things animated, literary, or Harry Potter related. Her older sister spawned her love of animation by dragging her downstairs at 2 a.m. every morning and making her watch various films until their parents took them back to bed. Some of her all-time favorite films include Mulan, The LEGO Movie, Up, Tangled, and The Lion King. She also collects old Peanuts comic strips, and spends her free time reading, writing for the Rotoscopers, and working a variety of jobs. You can follow Alissa on Instagram and Twitter: @ThisAlissa. See her work here.

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