Teddy’s Christmas Trailer Brings Zachary Levi’s Stuffed Bear to Life in Wonderful Vacation Motion Picture
Zachary Levi voices a charming packed bear in the heartfelt however incredibly snowy Norwegian Christmas film called in English.
Summary
- Teddy’s Christmas is a wonderful Norwegian vacation movie blending live action and CGI-animation, including the wonderful Zachary Levi as the voice of Teddy.
- The movie belongs to a Christmas trilogy motivated by the work of precious Norwegian author Alf Prøysen, and it follows the story of an eight-year-old lady who forms a bond with a living teddy bear.
- The Norwegian setting contributes to the appeal of the movie, as the Nordic nations have a history of producing terrific Christmas movies, using a relaxing and stunning background for this heartfelt tale.
Halloween has actually simply ended, so you understand what that suggests– dropkick your pumpkins, take down your ghosts; hang the holly and blast the Mariah Carey. From one season to another, we are quickly transitioning into the warm and fuzzy Christmas season, and absolutely nothing screams warm and fuzzy like a charming teddy bear voiced by none aside from the delightful Zachary Levi, among our preferred charmers from titles like Chuck, Shazam!, Twisted, and the upcoming Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget. Levi stars as the animated “Teddy” in a brand-new and sweet global vacation movie, Teddy’s Christmas
Andrea Eckerbom’s wonderful movie is a Norwegian vacation story about an eight-year-old lady who pursues a daring living teddy bear blends live action and CGI-animation, and has actually been called in English for the release. It stars Levi, Marte Klerck-Nilssen, Jan Gunnar Røise ( The Important Things), Nader Khademi ( Compatriots), and Mariann Hole ( Made in Oslo). You can have a look at the main trailer listed below:
A Wonderful Norwegian Christmas Story
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Journalism release for Teddy’s Christmas information the unique context of the movie and the run-through. Teddy’s Christmas (Teddybjørnens Jul) is based upon Alf Prøysen’s tune ‘Teddybjørnens Vise,’ composed for the screen by Harald Rosenløw Eeg and Lars Gudmestad. The movie belongs to a Christmas trilogy motivated by the work of the precious Norwegian author, poet, playwright, songwriter and artist. The very first was Santa Swap Merry Christmas Mr Andersen (2016) directed by Terge Rangnes, followed by 2019’s Forgotten Christmas (2019 ), likewise directed by Eckerbom.
” While going to a Christmas market, eight-year-old Mariann unexpectedly sees an amazing sight: on the leading rack of a carnival video game cubicle, the most lovable packed teddy bear has actually simply moved his head and sneezed. Feeling an instantaneous connection with the living stuffed-animal, Mariann can’t consider any much better Christmas dream than to win him as a reward. However when another person wins Teddy, it depends on Teddy and his brand-new hedgehog good friend, Bolla, to reconnect with Mariann and find the real significance of household and relationship.”
” This is the type of wonderful household vacation movie that warms the hearts of young and old, and we are enjoyed bring it to American audiences, who we understand are going to like Zachary Levi as Teddy,” stated Drew Goldblatt, capelight photos’ SVP of North American Circulation.
The Norwegian setting needs to be definitely magnificent for this particular vacation tale. Snowy, peaceful, comfortable, and stunning, the Nordic nations have actually produced terrific Christmas movies in the past, a far cry from the ‘Nordic noir’ they are typically understood for, such as The Killing and The Bridge In between more strange snowy Christmas classics like Fairies and Uncommon Exports: A Christmas Tale, to more heartfelt and beautiful vacation movies like Journey to the Christmas Star, Echo, and Aurora, there are a lots of terrific Christmas and December-centric movies in basic originating from Norway and other nations in the area.
Make sure to have a look at the sweet Teddy’s Christmas when it is launched theatrically across the country in the U.S. on December 1st.
