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Scarlett Johansson features in trailer for Sing 2 ahead of UK release
The sequel to Illumination’s box office hit sees the return of big dreams, spectacular hit songs and the ever-optimistic koala, Buster Moon
A trailer for the much-anticipated animation Sing 2, featuring
Scarlett Johansson, has dropped six months ahead of the UK release.
The sequel to Illumination’s box office hit sees the return of big dreams, spectacular hit songs and the ever-optimistic koala, Buster Moon (Matthew McConaughey) with his all-star cast of performers.
As they prepare to launch their most dazzling stage extravaganza yet, there’s just one hitch: they have to persuade the world’s most reclusive rock star – played by global music icon Bono, in his animated film debut – to join them.
The cast features the vocal talents of Reese Witherspoon as harried mother pig Rosita, Johansson as rocker porcupine Ash, Taron Egerton as earnest gorilla Johnny, Tori Kelly as shy elephant Meena and, of course, Nick Kroll
as porcine provocateur Gunter.
Sing 2 is written and directed by acclaimed film-maker Garth Jennings and features new characters played by music superstar Pharrell Williams, Black Panther’s Letitia Wright and comedians Eric Andre and Chelsea Peretti.
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