The author of Cheburashka, Eduard Uspensky, managed to transfer the rights to the heroes of the studio “with the right to rework.”
The Russian film studio Soyuzmultfilm is planning to create a new series about Cheburashka. This was announced by the chairman of the film studio Yuliana Slashcheva, writes Interfax.
“We are exploring the possibility of creating a series about Cheburashka, because we already have 3D models of the characters created. Maybe it will be a dialogue series, because Cheburashka always has touching dialogues,” said Slashcheva.
He emphasized that the series will not be based on the movie, which was released on January 1.
In addition, according to the head of Soyuzmulfilm, the author of Cheburashka, Eduard Uspensky, managed to transfer the rights to the heroes of the studio “with the right to recycle.” And it allows you to create a new script for both the film and the series.
According to the plot, the new film will focus on the hero’s adventures in a quiet coastal town. There he has to find a name, friends and home. Cheburashka will be helped by an unfriendly old gardener, a strangely stylish aunt and her capricious grandson, a boy who won’t start talking, and his mother, who is struggling, even though she cooks the best chocolate in world.
Recall that the film studio Soyuzmultfilm previously announced their intention to sue Japan for the rights to use the image of Cheburashka.
The cartoonist who created Cheburashka has died
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