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Angry Birds 3: Sudeikis and Gad return for another feather-ruffling adventure

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Another sequel for Angry Birds was announced on Thursday, marking the third installment in the popular series. 

Rovio, Sega, and Prime Focus Studios revealed The Angry Birds Movie 3 is in production, with DNEG Animation attached as an animation partner, per Deadline. 

Jason Sudeikis and Josh Gad, who previously voiced the characters Red and Chuck, are set to reprise their roles.

John Rice will be directing a script from Thurop Van Orman, who directed The Angry Birds Movie 2. 

While the announcement remained tight-lipped about specific plot details, it did confirm that The Angry Birds Movie 3 will delve into the ongoing escapades of Red and Chuck. 

Another sequel for Angry Birds was announced on Thursday, marking the third installment in the popular series

Another sequel for Angry Birds was announced on Thursday, marking the third installment in the popular series 

Jason Sudeikis and Josh Gad, who previously voiced the characters Red and Chuck, are set to reprise their roles; (pictured 2016)

Jason Sudeikis and Josh Gad, who previously voiced the characters Red and Chuck, are set to reprise their roles; (pictured 2016)

‘We are thrilled to announce that the brand-new film of the globally beloved and successful Angry Birds franchise is to be in production,’ Shuji Utsumi, President and COO at Sega, said the press release.

‘We believe that the upcoming The Angry Birds Movie 3 perfectly aligns with our strategy and presents a great opportunity for us to bring the charm of the Angry Birds brand to fans across the globe.’ 

Continuing the momentum from the first two Angry Birds movies, the upcoming installment aims to build on their combined global box office success, which has exceeded half a billion dollars.

Alongside Sudeikis and Gad, the star-studded voice cast for both films featured Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Kate McKinnon, Sean Penn, Tony Hale, Keegan-Michael Key, Bill Hader, and Peter Dinklage, with several of them reprising their roles in the 2019 sequel. 

The first Angry Birds Movie was released in 2016, taking advantage of the widespread popularity of Rovio’s mobile gaming franchise. 

No release date has been disclosed yet for The Angry Birds Movie 3. 

The announcement comes after Ryan Gosling claimed the success of The Angry Birds Movie is the reason why his and Russell Crowe’s buddy cop comedy The Nice Guys never got a sequel.

Both films hit theaters on May 20, 2016, with the animated Angry Birds movie dominating the opening weekend box office, earning $39 million. 

Rovio, Sega, and Prime Focus Studios revealed The Angry Birds Movie 3 is in production, with DNEG Animation attached as an animation partner

Rovio, Sega, and Prime Focus Studios revealed The Angry Birds Movie 3 is in production, with DNEG Animation attached as an animation partner

John Rice will be directing a script from Thurop Van Orman, who directed The Angry Birds Movie 2; (Bill Hader, Josh Gad, Jason Sudeikis and Danny McBride on February 23, 2016)

John Rice will be directing a script from Thurop Van Orman, who directed The Angry Birds Movie 2; (Bill Hader, Josh Gad, Jason Sudeikis and Danny McBride on February 23, 2016)

No release date has been disclosed yet for The Angry Birds Movie 3; (Maya Rudolph, Josh Gad and Jason Sudeikis on April 16, 2016)

No release date has been disclosed yet for The Angry Birds Movie 3; (Maya Rudolph, Josh Gad and Jason Sudeikis on April 16, 2016)

In contrast, The Nice Guys trailed behind, securing fourth place with just over $11 million in ticket sales.

Despite The Nice Guys setting up a potential sequel with its conclusion hinting at the duo starting their detective agency, Gosling revealed to ComicBook.com that the film’s fate was ultimately determined by its box office performance. 

‘So much of a sequel, I think, is decided by the opening weekend of a movie, and we opened up against Angry Birds,’ Gosling explained. 

‘So Angry Birds just, just destroyed us. Angry Birds got a sequel.’

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