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Netflix releases new trailer for Ray Gunn

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Netflix released a new trailer for the upcoming animated film Ray Gunn in November 2026. Director Brad Bird confirmed the project has been in development for 30 years, with the script co-written by Matthew Robbins and Brad Bird. The film blends a futuristic setting with classic 1930s noir detective themes, drawing inspiration from the B-52s' 'Planet Claire' and Henry Mancini's theme music from the classic TV show Peter Gunn. Bird described the tone as a mashup of The Maltese Falcon and Buck Rogers, emphasizing a mix of comedy, action, and hard-boiled detective elements.

Key points

• Brad Bird has directed several acclaimed animated films including The Iron Giant (1999), The Incredibles (2004), and Ratatouille (2007), with Ratatouille winning two Oscar wins.
• The Ray Gunn script was co-written by Matthew Robbins and Brad Bird and has remained in a filing cabinet at Warner Brothers for 30 years.

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Brad Bird, known for directing The Iron Giant, The Incredibles, and Ratatouille, has been developing the Ray Gunn project for 30 years. The film combines a futuristic setting with classic 1930s noir detective themes, inspired by the B-52s' 'Planet Claire' and Henry Mancini's theme music from the classic TV show Peter Gunn.

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