A new VeggieTales film will make its way to cinemas in 2026.
Art Ayris is the CEO of Kingstone Studios.
“VeggieTales is the absolute gold standard for faith-based children’s animation,” he said.
“We couldn’t imagine a better brand in providing a big screen treatment for kids than to bring Larry Boy and the cast of memorable VeggieTales characters back into theaters,” he said.
The VeggieTales franchise is a series of Christian shows and films that revolve around the adventures of a group of anthropomprhic singing vegetables. It is the most financially successful faith-based children’s series of all time, generating over $1.7 billion in retail sales.
The VeggieTales franchise has released two films, Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie (2002) and The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything (2008), which collectively made over $39 million at the box office.
While the title and plot details are being kept under wraps, Producer Dan Merrell (MKM Development) has gathered a team of writers who are excited to helm Larry Boy’s first theatrical adventure.
“Kingstone focuses on epic content and Big Idea is the perfect partner for launching a new LarryBoy feature into theaters for families to enjoy worldwide,” Mr Ayris said.
The VeggieTales series returned in 2022. In Australia, you can rent or buy VeggieTales from AppleTV.
