Chickenhare
- Studio
- Sony Pictures Animation, Dark Horse Entertainment
Characters
Chickenhare, Abe
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Mike Richardson, Keith Goldberg (Executive Producers)
Writing
- Writer
- Chris Grine (Graphic Novels)
Crew
- Based On The Dark Horse graphic novel series Chickenhare by
- Chris Grine
Production notes
Sony Pictures Animation announced Chickenhare as an animated CGI film in June 2011.
Chickenhare is the story of a unique animal that is half chicken, half hare and all hero.
The eponymous graphic novels in which Chickenhare was introduced, originally published in 2006 and 2008 by Dark Horse, follow him and his shelled sidekick, Abe, on their adventures in an amazing fantasy world filled with monstrous creatures, demonic critters, and danger lurking around every corner. The two pick up a few more friends and a few more problems, all while exploring themes of identity, family and friendship.
In October 2012, Chris Grine wrote on the official Chickenhare Facebook page: "Read the screenplay last night. It's quite a bit different from the source material, but that doesn't mean it wasn't terrific! I honestly enjoyed it. Now let's hope it stays on course!"
In June 2013, Chris Grine wrote: "Finally got to read the 2nd draft of the Chickenhare screenplay. Man, if this thing makes it to the big screen, you guys in are in for a treat! It's SO full of adventure and laughs I almost can't believe it. Let's all cross our fingers."
Chickenhare is the story of a unique animal that is half chicken, half hare and all hero.
The eponymous graphic novels in which Chickenhare was introduced, originally published in 2006 and 2008 by Dark Horse, follow him and his shelled sidekick, Abe, on their adventures in an amazing fantasy world filled with monstrous creatures, demonic critters, and danger lurking around every corner. The two pick up a few more friends and a few more problems, all while exploring themes of identity, family and friendship.
In October 2012, Chris Grine wrote on the official Chickenhare Facebook page: "Read the screenplay last night. It's quite a bit different from the source material, but that doesn't mean it wasn't terrific! I honestly enjoyed it. Now let's hope it stays on course!"
In June 2013, Chris Grine wrote: "Finally got to read the 2nd draft of the Chickenhare screenplay. Man, if this thing makes it to the big screen, you guys in are in for a treat! It's SO full of adventure and laughs I almost can't believe it. Let's all cross our fingers."