"Back to the Outback" the Netflix movie for fall 2021
Today Netflix announced that the new animated film Back to the Outback will make its world debut in the fall of 2021. The adventure comedy marks the directorial debut of directors Clare Knight and Harry Cripps, and the cast of the original dub will have the voices of Fisher Island, the comedian Tim Minchin, Eric Bana, Guy Pearce , Miranda Tapsell , Angus Imrie e Diesel Cash La Torraca (Little Monsters).
The producers are: Daniela Mazzucato, Akiva Goldsman and Greg Lessans, who developed the story together with Harry Cripps, executive producer.
The story of the movie "Back to the Outback"
Tired of being locked up in a reptile house where humans gape at them as if they were monsters, a group of Australia's deadliest reptiles, they plan a daring escape from their zoo, to the Outback, a place where they will adapt, without being judged and discriminated against for their scales and fangs. Leading the group is Maddie (Fisher), a venomous snake with a heart of gold, who joins Zoe, a lizard from the thorny devil (Tapsell), Frank (Pearce) an unhappy hairy spider and a sensitive scorpion Nigel (Imrie). But when their nemesis - Pretty Boy (Minchin), a likeable but hateful koala - unexpectedly joins their escape, Maddie and the gang have no choice but to take him with them. Thus begins an exhilarating and mind-blowing journey through Australia, as they are chased by Chaz (Bana), the zookeeper and his mini-collaborator in search of adventures (La Torraca).
The voice actors of the movie "Back to the Outback"
The film also features the voices of Rachel House (Moana) such as Jacinta the great white shark, Grammy winner Keith Urban as Doug the reed toad, Celeste Barber (The delusion) in the role of Skylar the koala, Wayne Knight (Jurassic Park ) in the role of Phil the platypus, Aislinn Derbez (La Casa de las Flores) such as Legs the red and black spider, YouTuber Lachlan Ross Power like Tasmanian Dave and Oscar nominee Jacki Weaver (Silver Linings Playbook) such as Jackie the crocodile.
"I've always been touched by stories of hidden beauty," says director Clare Knight (Lego 2, Kung Fu Panda). "Maddie is both beauty and beast uniquely, and getting to present that message in the play is the icing on the cake."
Adds writer / director Harry Cripps (Penguin bloom), “Growing up in Australia, I spent a lot of time in the Blue Mountains, where there are many different types of snakes and spiders, and I've always preferred them to cuddly cuddly animals, so it's a real pleasure to make a film where the heroes are these poisonous but beautiful little creatures. This film is a love letter to Australia's incredibly diverse and unique wildlife. ”
Back to the Outback will be animated by Reel FX (The book of life), with music by Ruper Gregson-Williams (Aquaman) and original pieces by Tim Minchin (Broadway's Matilda).
