In keeping with 2017’s unifying theme of, “None of you can have nice things,” MGM has announced a new Addams Family film – but it’ll be computer-animated. The CG film will be helmed by Sausage Party director Conrad Vernon, with a screenplay from Corpse Bride and Monster House scribe Pamela Pettler. Pettler’s screenplay reportedly draws from cartoonist Charlie Addams’s original comic strips, rather than the 1960s TV series or ’90s films.
The internet has been fancasting a live-action Addams Family reboot for months, mostly with Oscar Isaac as Gomez and either Ruth Negga or Eva Green as Morticia. (How can I even choose a preference between those two?!) The casting is so obviously perfect that the fan-made trailer below, for an imaginary Netflix reboot, actually fooled a number of people into thinking it was already in production.
But, alas. Instead, we will get an animated film. Honestly, I think The Addams Family is super fun, so I’ll still be happy to see a CG version – and we can hold out hope that the internet’s dreamcast will at least be realized when they cast the voice actors for the movie.
For now, we’ll just have to be content with these wonderful looks at glory-that-could-be.
oscar isaac and ruth negga as gomez and morticia addams (c/o twitter fancasts) 💀🌹 pic.twitter.com/2VDBU1bWZg
— justine (@jusnines) September 22, 2017
full offense but i deserve an addams family reboot with ruth negga and oscar isaac pic.twitter.com/NlXpflBBVr
— jessus (@fnnrey) September 4, 2017
every day we go by without an addams family remake w/ eva green and oscar isaac is a day wasted. this isnt living this is existing
— ana, but spooky 🎃 (@lupinedraws) August 12, 2017
Where is my Addams Family remake starring Eva Green & Oscar Isaac and directed by Guillermo Del Toro?! pic.twitter.com/M3Eu867Rsd
— feardosa addams (@atomicwick) August 10, 2017
Oscar Isaac and Ruth Negga are the Addams Family we need right now https://t.co/H5mb7Mm7To
— JUST ADD COLOR (@COLORwebmag) May 4, 2017
(Via The Hollywood Reporter and Collider; image via Shutterstock)
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