The All-New CHUCKY Invites You to Play
Chucky is Back!
Chucky, the killer doll many of us have grown to love or hate, is back. However, this time around, he’s not just a soul of a serial killer living inside a doll, waiting for a chance to become human again. He’s in fact, a product of what could really happen fast forward with all the advancements of technology we’re now enjoying… which makes it even scarier.
Produced by the same team that brought “IT” (2017)—now the highest-grossing horror movie of all-time---Child’s Play (2019) is a contemporary re-imagining of the 1988 horror classic. It follows Karen (Aubrey Plaza), a single mother who gifts her son Andy (Gabriel Bateman) a Buddi doll, unaware of its more sinister nature. Mark Hamill, the “Luke Skywalker” in the “Star Wars” films, and also known as the voice of “The Joker” in the original “Batman: The Animated Series”, will be voicing the character of “Chucky”.
CHILD’S PLAY is directed by Lars Klevberg and produced by Seth Grahame-Smith and David Katzenberg on behalf of KatzSmith Productions (It, It: Chapter 2). The screenplay is by Tyler Burton Smith (Kung Fury, Quantum Break video game) based on characters created by Don Mancini. Aaron Schmidt and Chris Ferguson serve as executive producers. The creative team includes director of photography Brendan Uegama (“Riverdale,” “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”), production designer Dan Hermansen (“Supernatural,” “A Series of Unfortunate Events”), editor Tom Elkins (Anabelle, The Prodigy), costume designer Jori Woodman (The Boy, Final Destination), composer Bear McCreary (Happy Death Day, 10 Cloverfield Lane, “The Walking Dead,” “Battlestar Galactica”), and music supervisor group Hit The Ground Running (The First Purge, “Gotham,” “Rapture”).
Chucky, the killer doll many of us have grown to love or hate, is back. However, this time around, he’s not just a soul of a serial killer living inside a doll, waiting for a chance to become human again. He’s in fact, a product of what could really happen fast forward with all the advancements of technology we’re now enjoying… which makes it even scarier.
Produced by the same team that brought “IT” (2017)—now the highest-grossing horror movie of all-time---Child’s Play (2019) is a contemporary re-imagining of the 1988 horror classic. It follows Karen (Aubrey Plaza), a single mother who gifts her son Andy (Gabriel Bateman) a Buddi doll, unaware of its more sinister nature. Mark Hamill, the “Luke Skywalker” in the “Star Wars” films, and also known as the voice of “The Joker” in the original “Batman: The Animated Series”, will be voicing the character of “Chucky”.
CHILD’S PLAY is directed by Lars Klevberg and produced by Seth Grahame-Smith and David Katzenberg on behalf of KatzSmith Productions (It, It: Chapter 2). The screenplay is by Tyler Burton Smith (Kung Fury, Quantum Break video game) based on characters created by Don Mancini. Aaron Schmidt and Chris Ferguson serve as executive producers. The creative team includes director of photography Brendan Uegama (“Riverdale,” “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”), production designer Dan Hermansen (“Supernatural,” “A Series of Unfortunate Events”), editor Tom Elkins (Anabelle, The Prodigy), costume designer Jori Woodman (The Boy, Final Destination), composer Bear McCreary (Happy Death Day, 10 Cloverfield Lane, “The Walking Dead,” “Battlestar Galactica”), and music supervisor group Hit The Ground Running (The First Purge, “Gotham,” “Rapture”).
Fans of “IT” (2017), together with fans of the original “CHILD’s PLAY” franchise (and of CHUCKY himself) should prepare for a wild kind of terror Chucky, the killer doll, has in store.
Distributed by Reality Entertainment and Cobalt Productions in the Philippines, Child’s Play will be shown for the first time in the country via a Special Advance Screening on June 17, 2019 Monday 7pm at SM Megamall, in partnership with MYX, Wave 89.1 and SM Cinemas, with media partners CNN Philippines and WheninManila.com.
Child’s Play hits Philippine theaters June 20, a day ahead of its US Release
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