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Children’s Book of Paul McCartney will be taken to the big screen with the cast of Superstar – Radio Concert

The dear children’s book High in the Cloudswritten by Paul McCartney with Geoff Dunbar and Philip Ardagh, will be adapted to the cinema as a 3D animated . The will be taken to the screen with a luxury cast and a creative team recognized internationally.

Céline Dion, Himesh Patel (Yesterday) y Hannah Waddingham (Ted Lasso) They lead the vocal cast. Other figures that will lend their voice are Idris Elba, Lionel Richie, Jimmy Fallon, Clémence Poesy, Pom Klementieff, Alain Chabat and Ringo Starr, former McCartney partner in The Beatles.

The story follows Wirral, a teenage squirrel that accidentally unleashes a revolution against Gretsch, a diva owl that has banned all the music in his city. Moved by the power of the and the desire for of expression, Wirral undertakes a trip of adventures to music to the . The film will be directed by Toby Genkel (The Amazing Maurice) and written by Jon Crocker (Paddington 2).

High In The Clouds

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Original Songs of the former Beatle

Paul McCartney not only wrote the original book: also You will compose new songs for the tape. The soundtrack will be created by Michael Giacchino, Oscar winner for Up y recognized for your in films such as Coco e Intensely.

Production is in charge of Gaumont, MPL , Unique Features and Polygram Entertainment. McCartney also participates as a producer, reaffirming his commitment to the project.

The film has already been sold to distributors in several countries, including the United Kingdom, , Latin , Eastern Europe, Middle and Asia. This demonstrates the great global interest in the work. The film is expected to be released in 2027.

The original music will be published by Universal Music Group. The combination of McCartney’s talent and Giacchino promises an unforgettable sound experience.

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