No, it’s not banking on decades-old franchise nostalgia, nor is it bringing back beloved franchise actors who have been MIA for the last handful of installments, but you get the idea. The Boss Baby: Family Business premieres on Peacock Premium and in theaters on July 2.'The Boss Baby: Family Business' Dreamworks and UniversalĪt a glance, the sequel (which presumably doesn’t demand knowledge of Netflix’s pretty damn good Boss Baby: Back in Business episodic) is skipping ahead to make a glorified “legacy sequel.” The kid stars (Tim and Ted) of the first film now aged to adulthood and acting as the “elders” to Tim’s seven-year-old daughter as she reveals herself as a Bab圜orp agent as well. Interested in getting a peek at how this all plays out? You can check out the trailer here and have another reason to count down the days until the summer holiday. Lisa Kudrow and Jimmy Kimmel also reprise their roles as Ted and Tim’s parents.
When Ted visits his brother and his nieces, however, it turns out that the youngest, Tina (Amy Sedaris), is a secret agent for Bab圜orp and is on a mission to uncover what’s going on at her older sister Tabitha’s (Ariana Greenblatt) school, which is run by the mysterious Dr. The Templeton brothers Tim (voiced by James Marsden in the sequel) and former Boss Baby, Ted (Alec Baldwin), are now adults and have drifted apart. The Boss Baby takes place decades after the first movie. “Our Peacock subscribers love movies, so we are thrilled to be expanding our relationship with UFEG and to offer Peacock customers this premium content from one of the industry’s most beloved animation brands,” said Matt Strauss, Chairman, Direct-to-Consumer and International, NBCUniversal. “DreamWorks Animation films, from Trolls World Tour to Shrek and beyond are among Peacock’s top performing titles to date, and we’re certain that The Boss Baby: Family Business is sure to become this summer’s ultimate streaming event.” Given the relative success of these two titles, both Peacock and Universal Filmed Entertainment are expecting The Boss Baby to do well over the summer holiday weekend.
At the end of 2020, DreamWorks released The Croods: A New Age in theaters and on digital, and T rolls Word Tour was made available on digital in April 2020. The Boss Baby joins other animated films that have premiered both in theaters and streaming platforms during the past year when things were largely shut down because of COVID-19.
Sign up for Peacock here: #BossBaby /agFaip0tFv- DreamWorks Animation May 24, 2021 Announcement from the world's tiniest titan - The Boss Baby: Family Business is coming to theaters and on July 2.
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