Christopher Robin
1905 Movie Network News Recently, Disney's live-action fairy tale movie "Christopher Robin" announced two new posters, Winnie the Pooh, Tiger, Donkey, Piglet, one by one debuted. In Pooh's single poster, Pooh sends a balloon to Christopher Robin, which seems heartwarming.
It is reported that the story of the film will focus on Robin's life as an adult. As an adult, Robin was a fairly successful businessman who saw work as the most important element of his life, surpassing his wife and daughter. In the last days of his life, his only wish is to return to the Hundred Acres Forest, to find Winnie the Pooh again, and to discover his true self. Judging from this plot, it is very close to Mark Foster's previously filmed "The Kite Chaser". So it's not surprising that Disney decided to use Mark Foster to direct the film.
The character "Winnie the Pooh" was created by British writer Alain Alexander Milne and was inspired by his son Christopher Robin Minen and his fluffy teddy winnie the Pooh. In winnie the Pooh (1926) and Winnie the Pooh 's Cabin ( 1928), the story of "a little boy and his bear always playing on top of the forest" are told. In addition to Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin's other toys piglets, ear ears, kangaroo mothers, beans and tiggers were also added to winnie the pooh's story, which later became well-known animated characters. 1961 Disney is licensed to produce Winnie the Pooh cartoons, comic strips, and other merchandise. Since then, he has made four films, "The Adventures of Tigger", "Operation Piggy", "Winnie the Pooh's Proboscis Adventure" and 2011's "Winnie the Pooh".
The film's production team is brilliant, and Mark Foster, who has filmed "Zombie World War", "Pen Survival" and "Kite Chaser", will direct the film. "Spotlight" screenwriter Tom McCarthy and "Golden Exit" screenwriter Alex Ross Perry will write the screenplay for the film. According to the plan, the film will be released on August 3 this year.