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Monday
Sep272010

The new trailer for 'Yogi Bear'

Yogi Bear

Here's the brand-new trailer for Eric Brevig's upcoming 3D flick "Yogi Bear," and to tell you the truth, it still looks kind of weird in terms of the whole live-action/CG mix. "Yogi Bear" opens Dec. 17, 2010.

The story follows a documentary filmmaker who has an encounter with Yogi at Jellystone Park. Dan Aykroyd voices Yogi and Justin Timberlake does Boo-Boo. Anna Faris and Tom Cavanagh co-star.

Eric Brevig also helmed the 3D adventure "Journey to the Center of the Earth." I don't think the world needs a "Yogi Bear" film, but then again, this looks like it can attract youngsters looking for a cheap laugh.

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Tuesday
Jul272010

Here's the first poster for 'Yogi Bear'

The first poster for Eric Brevig's upcoming "Yogi Bear" movie is now online, so give it a look down below. The mix of CGI and live action will open Dec. 17, 2010. Dan Aykroyd and Justin Timberlake lead the cast.

Aykroyd is Yogi, and Timberlake voices Boo-Boo. Cast also includes Anna Faris and Tom Cavanagh. The story follows a documentary filmmaker who has an encounter with Yogi at Jellystone Park.

I'm not a fan of these combinations of CG and live action, but hey, I'm willing to give it another shot now that the technologies have improved a bit. Brevig also helmed "Journey to the Center of the Earth."

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Monday
Nov302009

Tom Cavanagh to play Ranger Smith in 'Yogi'

Tom Cavanagh has officially boarded Eric Brevig's upcoming "Yogi Bear" film for Warner Bros. He's joining Anna Faris, Dan Aykroyd and Justin Timberlake. The film is currently shooting in New Zealand.

Variety says Cavanagh will play Ranger Smith in the mix of CGI and live-action. Brad Copeland wrote the script. Cavanagh's Smith finds himself drawn romantically to Faris' role of a documentary filmmaker.

Aykroyd voices Yogi, and Timberlake lends his voice to Boo-Boo, Yogi's partner in crime. Cavanagh's credits include "Ed," "Trust Me," "Eli Stone," "Scrubs" and "How to Eat Fried Worms."