the voice of winnie the pooh was played by christopher robin in the movie christopher robin.
the voice of winnie the pooh was played by christopher robin in the movie christopher robin.
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christopher robin
in april 2015, it was reported that disney was making a live-action movie and continuation based on a. a. milne's "winnie-the-pooh" stories and characters. written by alex ross perry, the film is about an adult christopher robin who returns to the hundred acre wood to spend time with pooh and the gang. it was announced on november 18, 2016 that marc forster would direct the film and that it would be titled "christopher robin". on march 1, 2017, tom mccarthy was hired to re-write the script. the following month, ewan mcgregor was announced to play the title character and that allison schroeder would do additional work on the script. on june 22, 2017, gemma arterton was in early talks to play christopher robin's wife evelyn; however, she quickly decided not to appear in the movie. on august 2, it was announced that hayley atwell would play christopher robin's wife evelyn. on august 14, it was announced that jim cummings would reprise his voice roles of winnie the pooh and tigger, and brad garrett and nick mohammed cast as eeyore and piglet respectively. on january 16, 2018, sophie okonedo, peter capaldi and toby jones were cast as kanga, rabbit and owl. the film was released on august 3, 2018.
winnie the pooh (franchise)
the film's plot is based primarily on seven a. a. milne stories: "in which eeyore finds the wolery and owl moves into it" (chapter ix from "the house at pooh corner") "in which tigger comes to the forest and has breakfast" (chapter ii from "the house at pooh corner"), "in which pooh & piglet go hunting and nearly catch a woozle" (chapter iii of "winnie the pooh"), "in which piglet does a very grand thing" (chapter viii from "the house at pooh corner"), "in which christopher robin gives a pooh party and we say goodbye" (chapter x of "winnie-the-pooh") and "in which piglet is entirely surrounded by water" (chapter ix of "winnie-the-pooh"), with elements taken from "in which piglet meets a heffalump" (chapter v from "winnie-the-pooh": winnie the pooh's nightmare of heffalumps and woozles). in a. a. milne's original story, pooh shows more initiative during the flood, finding his way to christopher robin by riding on one of his floating honey pots, which he names "the floating bear", then having the inspiration of using christopher robin's umbrella to carry them both to piglet's house.
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