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Brad Bird's 'Ray Gunn' was slated for an October 2026 London Film Festival debut

Deadline reports Bird developed the film at Turner in the 1990s; it was shelved after Turner's merger with Time Warner.

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Brad Bird told Deadline that 'Ray Gunn' took three decades to make, but he set the idea aside rather than working on it for 30 years. Deadline reported in October 2026 that the animated film was headed to the London Film Festival. It follows a detective voiced by Sam Rockwell, and Netflix planned a December 4 theatrical release and a December 18 streaming debut.

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Deadline@DEADLINEThis week, animation auteur Brad Bird debuts his latest feature, 'Ray Gunn,' at the London Film Festival, ending what the veteran filmmaker describes as a three-decade journey to bring the animated feature to life. “I wish I could dress it up in some more reasonable-sounding way, but it actually took that long,” Bird jokes, speaking with Deadline from his office in California. Read the full interview here: https://deadline.com/2026/10/brad-bird-ray-gunn-london-film-festival-skydance-netflix-1237148899/ (Photos: Netflix, Getty)1h
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    Deadline@DEADLINEThis week, animation auteur Brad Bird debuts his latest feature, 'Ray Gunn,' at the London Film Festival, ending what the veteran filmmaker describes as a three-decade journey to bring the animated feature to life. “I wish I could dress it up in some more reasonable-sounding way, but it actually took that long,” Bird jokes, speaking with Deadline from his office in California. Read the full interview here: https://deadline.com/2026/10/brad-bird-ray-gunn-london-film-festival-skydance-netflix-1237148899/ (Photos: Netflix, Getty)1h
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