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Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie (known in other territories as The Strawberry Shortcake Movie 2) is upcoming American animated action/adventure comedy-drama fantasy musical superhero film directed by Matt Ferguson. Based on the animated web-series Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City created by Michael Vogel. The Sequel to The Strawberry Shortcake Movie, it was directed by Matt Ferguson, who co-wrote the screenplay with Michael Vogel, Julia Yorks, Kiel Murry and Sam Harperfrom a story by Glen Basner, Urszula Jurecka, Skye Lyons and Anne Loi. The film features elements from the Super-Berry sub-theme of the series. The film stars the show's regular voice cast of Ana Sani, Bahia Watson, Andrea Libman, Margarita Valderrama, Diana Kaarina, Tabitha St. Germain, Meg Roe and Vincent Tong reprising their roles and the guest voices of Wanda Sykes, Abbi Jacobson, Anthony Anderson, Neil Patrick Harris, Nathan Lane and Keke Palmer as new characters. In the film, the Berrywork gain superpowers from the berry’s crystals and must stop Nutcracker Chocolate, Purple Pie Man and their new accomplice Thunder Pruna from wreaking in Big Apple City.
The film was produced by Good Universe and animated at WildBrain's WildBrain Studios Ltd. Vancouver. It was released on To Be Announced, in the United States by FilmNation Entertainment, while in United Kingdom by Universal Pictures handled international distribution. It is the second film under the WildBrain Studios banner. Plans for a sequel began in TBA when Ferguson stated that he was interested in making a sequel after its predecessor's success. Work on the film began when it was officially greenlit by WildBrain in TBA, with a planned TBA release date, with Ferguson returning to direct. The film features elements from the Super-Berry sub-theme of the main show. Inspidea in Malaysia provide 2D-animation.
Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie was released in United States and Canada on TBA, to generally positive reviews from critics and was a financial success, grossing over $(insert of numbers) million worldwide, against a production budget of $(insert of numbers) million.
Premise[]
Voice Cast[]
- Ana Sani as Strawberry Shortcake / Aunt Praline / Custard / Honeydew Sorbet / Cakenator 6 / Jail Guard Female
- Bahia Watson as Orange Blossom / Cherry Blossom / Cherry Crisp
- Andrea Libman as Lemon Meringue / Kid #1 / Lemon Drop / Berry Mary / Sherry Bobbleberry / Lemon Tort / ?
- Margarita Valderrama as Lime Chiffon / Lime Tart / ?
- Cassandra Consiglio as Lime Chiffon Singing
- Diana Kaarina as Blueberry Muffin / Everything Bagel / Everything Muffin / Mrs. Crumbcake / Flour, a Candy Cane’s youngest sister.
- Tabitha St. Germain as Raspberry Tart / Caramella Eclair / Pupcake / Cheesecake / Parfait / Genoise la Creme / Cherry Streusel / Jelly Roll
- Shannon Chan-Kent as Raspberry Tart Singing
- Chirag Naik as Bread Pudding / Newsboy / Old Man / Lem
- Meg Roe as Sour Grapes
- Vincent Tong as Huckleberry Pie / Hippy Berry/Park Goer / Spicy Crust / Bodybuilder Berry / Potato Root Beer, a Candy Cane’s uncle. / Customer #1
- Sound Effects as Frappe (No Voice Actor)
- Crystal Balint as Kiki Keylime
- Miranda Edwards as Peach Trifle
- Felicia Bonée as Banoffee
- TBA as Apple Dumplin'
- TBA as Sweet Grapes
- Bethany Brown as Plum Puddin' / Peppermint Fizz / Crepe Suzette / Vinegar, a Candy Cane’s younger brother. / Girl #1
- Shannon Chan-Kent as Ada / Granola Crunch
- Laura Drummond as Crabapple Jam
- Erik Gow as Cheese Strudel
- Aloma Steele as Cherry Jam
- Justin Saint as Raisin Cane
- Alex Borstein as Ginger Snap
- Ian Hanlin as Purple Pie Man / Prisoner #4 / Garbage Man / Talking Angel
- Omari Newton as Fluffy Chiffon / Orange Crisp / Prisoner #3
- Andrew Toth as Dr. Lime Pops
- Brian Drummond as Caramel Tartufo / Lucky Spoon / Super-Berry Announcer
- Darius Willis as Peanut Butter Crisp
- Lee Tocker as Breaking News Man / Prisoner #2
- Maurice LaMarche as Cycle Boy
- Eugenio Derbez as Tamale
- Dee Bradley Baker as Old Woman
- Sam Vincent as ?
- Conrad Vernon as Nathen / Blackpepper Onion, a Candy Cane’s father. / Prisoner #1 / Giant Brick Monster
- Glen Basner as Jail Guard Male
- Kaylee Johnston as Talent Child Berry
Featured Voices[]
- Wanda Sykes as Thunder Pruna
- Daveed Diggs as Nutcracker Chocolate
- Abbi Jacobson as Cheddar Pudding, a robot berry invented by Lemon Meringue.
- Kevin James as Talking Frappe
- Anthony Anderson as Pearthony Mangoson
- Neil Patrick Harris as Candy Cane, a happy berry was the best friend Sour Grapes.
- Nathan Lane as Dr. Plum Shake, a laboratory berry was Plum’s father.
- Jaquita Ta'le as Cherry-quita, a yoga berry is doing exercise to calmly yoga gym.
- Keke Palmer as Peach Blush
- Neil deGrasse Tyson as Doctor HealthCake
- DJ Khaled as DJ Berry
- Jacki Weaver as Nutmeg Garlic, a Candy Cane’s mother.
- Renée Zellweger as Juniper Lee / Berrysona
- Charli XCX as Tuneberry Songcake
- Patrick Warburton as Onion Pudding
- Oprah Winfrey as Charcoal Dustbunny
- James Corden as Mr. Celery
- Kristen Miller as Berry Princess
Additional Voices[]
Production[]
Development[]
In an TBA interview, Matt Ferguson stated that he was interested in making a sequel after the success of The Strawberry Shortcake Movie. He said, "TBA." On TBA, WildBrain announced that a sequel, titled Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie had begun development.
The sequel will feature elements from the Super-Berry sub-theme of the series, where a magical meteor crash lands in Big Apple City and the beries transform into Super-Berry with superpowers.
Conrad Vernon, who produced the film sequel, said that he wanted to tell a deeper story that could resonate even stronger with kids and families worldwide. He added, "TBD."
Casting[]
In TBA, it was announced that Wanda Sykes would join the cast in a new role. After joining the sequel, she made the following statement: "TBD."
On TBA, Daveed Diggs, Abbi Jacobson, Keke Palmer, Anthony Anderson, Nathan Lane, Neil Patrick Harris and Kristen Miller (reprising her role as Berry Princess). During FilmNation's presentation at CinemaCon, (insert of people), president of FilmNation Family, Good Universe, MRC and WildBrain Studios, previewed a trailer for Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie and revealed that Kevin James will have a cameo in the film.
Animation[]
On TBA, it was announced that Inspidea in Malaysia, who animated the first film, would return to handle the animation.
Music[]
- Main article: Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie (Soundtrack)
On TBA, TBD. Additionally, three original songs were announced to be made for the film. Tove Lo featuring Afrojack performs "Tangerine", which is stated to be released by Island Records on TBA. Clean Bandit, Olivia Rodrigo and G-Eazy performs "Am I Gleaming", which is stated to be released by Hollywood Records/Island Records on TBA. while Nate Russes, Icona Pop and Tiësto performs "Launch And Chase Sky", which is stated to be released by Ultra Records on TBA.
Release[]
Theatrical[]
Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie is scheduled to be theatrically released in the United States and Canada on TBA. Unlike the first film, which was simultaneously released on Netflix in addition to a traditional theatrical release due to the RAGED-22 pandemic, the film was released exclusively in theaters.
Marketing[]
A line of action figures and toys collection by WildBrain was released in TBA.
Home Media[]
Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie was released on DVD, Blu-Ray, Blu-Ray 3D and Ultra HD Blu-Ray by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment on TBA. It includes two short films: Candy Cane’s Super Power, and Lemon Meringue Inventing New Family.
Reception[]
Box office[]
Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie grossed $(insert of numbers) million in the United States and Canada, and $(insert of numbers) million in other territories, for a worldwide total of $(insert of numbers) million.
In the United States and Canada, Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie was released alongside (insert feature films), and was projected to gross $(insert of numbers) million from 4,628 theaters in its opening weekend.
Critical response[]
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Accolades[]
| Award | Date of ceremony | Category | Nominee(s) | Result | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hollywood Music in Media Awards | TBA | Best Original Song — Animated Film | "Tangerine" - Tove Lo, Afrojack, Bebe Rexha, Bahia Watson, Ana Sani, Benny Blanco and Cirkut | TBA | |
| People's Choice Awards | Song of the Year | "Am I Gleaming" - Clean Bandit, Olivia Rodrigo and G-Eazy | TBA | ||
| Favorite Animated Movie Voice | Wanda Sykes, Daveed Diggs, Keke Palmer, Oprah Winfrey, DJ Khaled | TBA | |||
| Critics' Choice Movie Award | Best Song | Tove Lo, Afrojack, Bebe Rexha, Bahia Watson, Ana Sani, Benny Blanco and Cirkut ("Tangerine") | TBA | ||
| Best Animated Feature | Strawberry Shortcake: The Super-Berry Movie | TBA | |||
| iHeartRadio Music Awards | Song of the Year | "Woocha Baking With?" - Doja Cat and Strawberry Shortcake | TBA | ||
| "Tangerine" - Tove Lo and Afrojack | TBA | ||||
| Writers Guild of America Awards | Best Original Screenplay | Michael Vogel, Julia Yorks, Kiel Murry and Sam Harper | TBA | ||
| Academy Awards | Best Animated Feature | Matt Ferguson, Conrad Vernon Jennifer Korba-Gill |
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| Best Original Score | Junkie XL | TBA | |||
| Best Original Song | "Tangerine" - Tove Lo, Afrojack, Bebe Rexha, Bahia Watson, Ana Sani, Benny Blanco and Cirkut | TBA | |||
| Golden Trailer Awards | Best Animation/Family | "Embrace the Witness" | TBA |
Videos[]
Trivia[]
- Several facts about Tangerine Smash and Guava Girl are revealed in this episode
- In this episode of Super-Berry when Orange looks at comic book from Tangerine Smash and Guava Girl.
- Superhero Costumes:
- Strawberry Shortcake: Guava Girl
- Orange Blossom: Tangerine Smash
- Lemon Meringue: Yellow Light Speed
- Lime Chiffon: Transformette
- Blueberry Muffin: Frosty the Snowgirl
- Raspberry Tart: Wandacadabra
- Sour Grapes: Iron Grapes
- This movie has a similar plot to the season 1 episode "A Berryworks Mystery," a both involves Custard and their pets being taken in by Purple Pie Man.
- Strawberry also looks for Custard and shouts his name several times, once in the elongated speech, similar to how he does in "A Berryworks Mystery."
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TBA
Future[]
Reboot[]
- Main article: Strawberry Shortcake: The Alien Invasion Movie
In TBA, WildBrain announced a third Strawberry Shortcake movie was in development. On TBA, FilmNation Entertainment, Good Universe and MRC replaced as Columbia Pictures, Vanguard Animation and WildBrain Studios, with animation provided by Agora Studios. It was announced that Rodeo FX would be animating the film. On TBA, it was confirmed that production on the film had officially begun. On TBA, the title of the movie had been changed from its original title, Through Outer Space, to its new title, The Alien Invasion Movie. The film had a theatrical release in United States on TBA.