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===Subsequent animated ''Mario'' film=== | ===Subsequent animated ''Mario'' film=== | ||
{{main|The Super Mario Bros. Movie}} | {{main|The Super Mario Bros. Movie}} | ||
On November 14, 2017, ''{{wp|The Wall Street Journal}}'' reported that a subsequent movie based on the ''Mario'' franchise was being planned by {{wp|Universal Pictures}} and [[Illumination]]. | On November 14, 2017, ''{{wp|The Wall Street Journal}}'' reported that a subsequent movie based on the ''Mario'' franchise was being planned by {{wp|Universal Pictures}} and [[Illumination]]. On February 1, 2018, Nintendo officially confirmed that Illumination would be developing an animated ''Mario'' film, co-produced by [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and {{wp|Chris Meledandri|Chris Meledandri}}, aiming for a purported 2022 release. It was eventually released as ''The Super Mario Bros. Movie'' in April 2023, and stars [[Chris Pratt]] as [[Mario]], [[Anya Taylor-Joy]] as [[Princess Peach]], [[Charlie Day]] as [[Luigi]], [[Keegan-Michael Key]] as [[Toad]], [[Seth Rogen]] as [[Donkey Kong]], [[Jack Black]] as [[Bowser]], [[Fred Armisen]] as [[Cranky Kong]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] as [[Kamek]], and [[Sebastian Maniscalco]] as [[Foreman Spike|Spike]]. | ||
On February 1, 2018, Nintendo officially confirmed that Illumination | |||
==References to the games== | ==References to the games== | ||