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'''The Amazing Maurice''', currently in production, is an animated feature film produced by Cantilever Media and Ulysses Filmproduktion in conjunction with [[Narrativia (production company)|Narrativia]], based off the book {{TAM}}. The Amazing Maurice will be the first feature film [[TV and film adaptations|adaptation]] based off of [[Terry Pratchett]]'s works and was to be the first to be originally screened in cinemas, however it seems it will now debut on Sky Cinema's pay television network, at least in the UK.
'''The Amazing Maurice''' is an animated feature film [[TV and film adaptations|adaptation]] of {{TAM}}, produced by Cantilever Media and Ulysses Filmproduktion in conjunction with [[Narrativia (production company)|Narrativia]] for Sky Media. It is the first feature film adaptation of [[Terry Pratchett]]'s works and the first to be originally screened in cinemas. (It’s UK premiere was at the Manchester Animation Festival, thought it’s first broad release in the UK was on Sky Cinema's pay television network.)
==Blurb==
 
== Blurb ==
[[Maurice]], a [[Real Cat|streetwise cat]], has the perfect money-making scam. He’s found a [[Keith the Piper|dumb-looking kid]] who plays a pipe, and his very own [[The Clan|horde of rats]] – rats who are strangely educated, and literate, so Maurice can no longer think of them as “lunch”. And everyone knows the stories about rats and pipers... However, when Maurice and the rodents reach the stricken town of [[Bad Blintz]], their little con goes down the drain. For someone there is playing a different tune. A dark, shadowy tune. Something very, very bad is waiting in the cellars. It’s not a game anymore. It’s a rat-eat-rat world down there and the educated rats must learn a new word...EVIL.
[[Maurice]], a [[Real Cat|streetwise cat]], has the perfect money-making scam. He’s found a [[Keith the Piper|dumb-looking kid]] who plays a pipe, and his very own [[The Clan|horde of rats]] – rats who are strangely educated, and literate, so Maurice can no longer think of them as “lunch”. And everyone knows the stories about rats and pipers... However, when Maurice and the rodents reach the stricken town of [[Bad Blintz]], their little con goes down the drain. For someone there is playing a different tune. A dark, shadowy tune. Something very, very bad is waiting in the cellars. It’s not a game anymore. It’s a rat-eat-rat world down there and the educated rats must learn a new word...EVIL.


==Cast==
== Cast ==
* Hugh Laurie (and Bastian Pastewka) as [[Maurice]]
* Hugh Laurie (and Bastian Pastewka) as [[Maurice]]
* Emilia Clarke as [[Malicia Grim]]
* Emilia Clarke as [[Malicia Grim]]
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* Janin Ullmann as Nahrhaft
* Janin Ullmann as Nahrhaft


==Tie-in Books==
== Tie-in Books ==
Several books and new covers were released to tie-in with the release of the film:
Several books and new covers were released to tie-in with the release of the film:
* {{TAM}} - New Cover, plus an introduction by [[Rob Wilkins]] telling the story of how the book was imagined by Terry.
* {{TAM}} - with a new cover, plus an introduction by [[Rob Wilkins]] telling the story of how the book was imagined by Terry.
* {{TUC}} - New Cover with altered title, ''The Unadulterated Maurice'', and a new introduction by [[Rhianna Pratchett]].
* {{TUC}} - with a new cover and altered title, ''The Unadulterated Maurice'', plus a new introduction by [[Rhianna Pratchett]].
* ''[[Book:Mr. Bunnsy has an Adventure|Mr. Bunnsy Has An Adventure]]’' - a facsimile edition of the book as it appears in the film.
* ''[[Book:Mr. Bunnsy has an Adventure|Mr. Bunnsy Has An Adventure]]’' - a facsimile edition of the book from the story, as it appears in the film.
* ''[[Book:The Amazing Maurice The Art Of The Film|The Amazing Maurice The Art Of The Film]]''
* ''[[Book:The Amazing Maurice The Art Of The Film|The Amazing Maurice The Art Of The Film]]''


Revision as of 13:51, 23 April 2023

The Amazing Maurice
Promotional Poster
ASIN [1]
IMDB 10473036
First Broadcast TBA
Broadcast Channel Feature Film
Director(s) Toby Genkel, Florian Westermann
Producer(s) Julia Stuart (Sky), Emely Christians (Ulysses), Andrew Baker and Robert Chandler (Cantilever Media) and Rob Wilkins (Narrativia)
Writer(s) Terry Rossio
Starring TBA
Duration 85 minutes
Episodes 1
Series Children's books
Annotations Annotations for TV and Film:The Amazing Maurice
Notes
Preceded by The Abominable Snow Baby
Followed by '
All data relates to the UK home release.

The Amazing Maurice is an animated feature film adaptation of The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents, produced by Cantilever Media and Ulysses Filmproduktion in conjunction with Narrativia for Sky Media. It is the first feature film adaptation of Terry Pratchett's works and the first to be originally screened in cinemas. (It’s UK premiere was at the Manchester Animation Festival, thought it’s first broad release in the UK was on Sky Cinema's pay television network.)

Blurb

Maurice, a streetwise cat, has the perfect money-making scam. He’s found a dumb-looking kid who plays a pipe, and his very own horde of rats – rats who are strangely educated, and literate, so Maurice can no longer think of them as “lunch”. And everyone knows the stories about rats and pipers... However, when Maurice and the rodents reach the stricken town of Bad Blintz, their little con goes down the drain. For someone there is playing a different tune. A dark, shadowy tune. Something very, very bad is waiting in the cellars. It’s not a game anymore. It’s a rat-eat-rat world down there and the educated rats must learn a new word...EVIL.

Cast

Tie-in Books

Several books and new covers were released to tie-in with the release of the film:

External Links

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