Sesame Street Movie Now Set For Summer 2021 Release!

After a production delay, Warner Bros. has moved the release date for the upcoming 
Sesame Street movie from January 15, 2021 to June 4, 2021.

The film will follow Big Bird and his friends as they find themselves mysteriously transported to Manhattan. When unable to return to Sesame Street, they team up with a history show host to save her series from cancellation and to prove the existence of the childhood favorites’ home to the world, all while avoiding an evil mayor attempting to thwart their efforts.


Anne Hathaway is set to star in the film. No word yet if her recent pregnancy announcement will further delay the production. 

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If there are no further delays, expect the still untitled Sesame Street movie to hit theaters June 4, 2021.

Next Sesame Street Movie Gets Premiere Date!

Warner Bros. has set the date for the next Sesame Street film for Jan. 15, 2021.

“Portlandia” director and co-creator Jonathan Krisel will helm the musical which will be co-financed by Warner Bros. and MGM.

Anne Hathaway is currently being scouted to star in the film in a still unspecified role.

We'll keep posted as more developments emerge!

Stranger Things - Sesame Street Film Back on Track!

There have been rumours and tidbits of news floating around for years about a new Sesame Street feature film and looks like it's back on track again.

The latest Sesame film still doesn't yet have a title, but is being developed by Shawn Levy, one of the producers of the upcoming sci-fi film Arrival and Netflix's hit show Stranger Things!

In addition to producing, Levy is set to direct the film as well. He's directed family movies like the Night at the Museum trilogy, Cheaper by the Dozen, and the boxing robot flick, Real Steel. 

After previously being developed at Twentieth Century Fox, the film has now moved to Warner Bros.

Levy told Sceenrant:

“Sesame Street is at Warner Bros, and we are right now working on a treatment for what I think is going to be a really imnaginative and entertaining take on that beloved and decades old global brand. 

The trick there is to honor these characters that are beloved but in a movie that feels entertaining for the kids who we might bring to the movie but humorous on that second level for those parents who bring their kids. It’s early – we’re still at the treatment stage, but very bullish on that.”

Our last news about the project was in 2015 when Levy told The Tracking Board that the film "will be in the style of the more recent Muppets films."

Although a full creative team has not been announced according to Entertainment.ie,Mike Jones, who penned the English adaptations of The Wind Rises and The Tale of Princess Kaguya, and long-time Sesame Street writer Joey Mazzarino are working with Levy.