Peanuts

10 Facts You Might Not Know About 'Charlie Brown' Holidays
10 Facts You Might Not Know About 'Charlie Brown' Holidays
10 Facts You Might Not Know About 'Charlie Brown' Holidays
Charlie Brown has given us enough specials for all the best holidays, but did you know the very first Christmas episode came together in a record six months? Or that it served as inspiration for The Grinch and Frosty the Snowman? Grab a blanket and brush off that dirt, as the 30th episode of ‘You Think You Know TV?’ pulls the football right out from under you with some holiday facts from Charlie Brown!
Good Grief, Here’s Another ‘Peanuts Movie’ Trailer
Good Grief, Here’s Another ‘Peanuts Movie’ Trailer
Good Grief, Here’s Another ‘Peanuts Movie’ Trailer
Dig this, blockheads: The ‘Peanuts’ gang, originally created by cartoonist Charles Schulz, have appeared in so many incarnations in their 65-year history. They’ve been a comic strip, a series of much-beloved television specials, a Broadway musical, greeting card staples, and even the successful pitchmen for life insurance. Now, for the first time, they’re becoming a 3D feature film, with this year’s ‘The Peanuts Movie.’
‘Peanuts’ Trailer: Charlie Brown, Still a Blockhead
‘Peanuts’ Trailer: Charlie Brown, Still a Blockhead
‘Peanuts’ Trailer: Charlie Brown, Still a Blockhead
As Charlie Brown and Snoopy are perhaps best known for their classic holiday special ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas,’ it only makes sense that the new ‘Peanuts’ trailer debuts with a very Christmas-y feel. You have to wait until next Christmas to see the CGI ‘Peanuts’ movie, but you can get a taste of what it will look and feel like with this new trailer.
First Look: Charlie Brown and Snoopy in 3D 'Peanuts' Movie
First Look: Charlie Brown and Snoopy in 3D 'Peanuts' Movie
First Look: Charlie Brown and Snoopy in 3D 'Peanuts' Movie
When a big-screen, CG-animated 'Peanuts' movie was announced, many people groaned a hearty "good grief!," worried they would ruin the cartoon classic. But, today we get a first look at Charlie Brown and Snoopy in the 'Peanuts' movie and, you know what? It looks very faithful to the classic Charles Schultz design.