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Emilia Clarke to star in Netflix animated adaption of Roald Dahl’s ‘The Twits’

The Roald Dahl children’s book will be brought to life in animation.

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7 months ago

June 11, 2024

Ved Prabhudesai

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Netflix recently announced the cast for an animated adaptation of The Twits, based on the book by Roald Dahl. The movie will be released in 2025 and stars Emilia Clarke, who plays Daenerys Targaryen in Game of Thrones. Margo Martindale, Johnny Vegas, and Natalie Portman also star in the movie, reports Deadline.

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Emilia Clarke to star in The Twits

Credits: Netflix

The movie, helmed by Phil Johnston, tells the tale of the despicable Mr. and Mrs. Twit, owners of the repulsive and dangerous amusement park, Twitlandia. Two courageous children, accompanied by a family of magical creatures, must outwit them to save their town.

Though Clarke is listed as a cast member, we do not know which character she will be voicing. Phil Johnston and Meg Favreau wrote the script for The Twits, which Katie Shanahan and Todd Kunjan Demong directed. A team led by Phil Johnston, Maggie Malone, and Daisy May West is producing the movie.

This news about The Twits was shared during an event called “Next on Netflix: Animation,” where Netflix showcased what animated content is coming soon. Many watch Netflix for cartoons, with over 130 million households tuning in monthly.

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Ved Prabhudesai

Ved Prabhudesai is an avid enthusiast of all things pop culture. He has a special interest in the field of animation and art, with a background in Fine Arts and Digital Media Arts. He has begun his first into the field of Entertainment Journalism with Wiki of Thrones, and has been writing for them since 2023. He also has experience working as a screenplay writer, animator and comic book artist. His hobbies include holding discussions and organising events focused around pop culture, dissecting the importance of media in today's world. He began reading A Song Of Ice And Fire shortly before Game of Thrones debuted on HBO. He has followed the series religiously and has spent hours reading Wikis learning about Targaryen history and possible plot points we will see in the Winds of Winter.