Teddymovie: Teddy vs. Aliens

 is an animated musical dramedy action science-fiction television film that will premiere on The CC (Cartoon Comedy) November 17, 2017 and will be distributed by its movie company, The CC MovieC. The movie will star Elijah Wood as the voice of Teddy and Michael Cera as the voice of Bibi, the main characters. The movie will be directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, who also directed for The Lego Movie.

Plot
According to Variety, "Teddy: The Movie will see our "stuffy" characters face a new threat as the aliens reach ultimate power after signing a contract with other aliens who pose a bigger threat. They agree to all invade New Stuff City on our main characters' birthday (which they share). Our stuffy friends will have to stop partying in order to save their beloved city."

Cast
Main article: The Adventures of Teddy and Friends § Characters
 * Teddy (voiced by Elijah Wood) - The main character who's a yellow teddy bear. He's more smarter and more of a worrywart than his laidback, koala brother.[1]
 * Bibi (voiced by Michael Cera) - The other main character who's a gray koala and is more laidback and "chill" than his worrywart yet smart brother.[1]
 * Om Nom (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) - The little cute, green alien character from Cut the Rope who loves candy. In this movie, he won't speak much, though.[1]
 * Tin Woodman (voiced by Jason Bateman) - The character from The Wizard of Oz.[1]
 * Mr Snuggles (voiced by Pierre Coffin) - A minion from Despicable Me. Pierre Coffin reprised his role of minions from the Despicable Me franchise, having voiced Tim, Bob, Mark, Phil and Stuart.[1]
 * John Crazy (voiced by Jim Carrey) - Teddy's kooky scientist friend.[1]
 * Stella (voiced by Katie Holmes) - Bird of Angry Birds fame who's obsessed with all the boys in the "stuffy gang" (most notably Teddy).[1]
 * Elizabeth "Kitty" (voiced by Jillian Bell) - Teddy's cat wife who belonged to Queen Elizabeth II (1926-), hence her full name.[1]
 * Pac-Man (voiced by Jack McBrayer) - Character from the eponymous game franchoise who's a yellow orb with an infinite hunger.
 * The Alien King Father (voiced by Morgan Freeman) - The main antagonist of the series, this alien happens to be the king of aliens who commands them to attack Teddy and his friends. He's also the father of Alien Princess Daughter and Alien Prince Son.[1]
 * The Alien Queen Mother (voiced by Scarlet Johansson) - The main antagonist's wife who also happens to be the queen of the aliens and also a mother to the Alien Princess Daughter and Alien Prince Son.[1]
 * The "Milk" Alien (voiced by Danny DeVito) - An alien sidekick who can't speak much apart from repeating the word "Milk", hence his name.[2]
 * The Alien Princess Daughter (voiced by Anna Faris) - The alien princess and daughter to the Alien King Father and Alien Queen Mother. She is like every teenage girl with boyfriend issues.[2]
 * The Alien Prince Son (voiced by Zac Efron) - The immature alien prince who's also the son of the Alien monarchy who acts like every teenage boy.[2]
 * Frank Cap the Rap Moose (voiced by Wayne Brady)[3] - New Stuffy City's most famous rapper who also happened to be born there, Frank Cap helps the gang fight off the aliens in hopes of getting more public attention after his latest album, Diz Body, flopped.
 * Camilla (voiced by Holmes)[3] - A stuffy woman who was obsessed with Teddy but helps him fight off the aliens.
 * Turbo (voiced by Ryan Reynolds)[3] - Main character from the 2013 animated film Turbo who helps the gang.
 * Statue of Liberteddy (voiced by Baker)[3] - New Stuff City's beloved statue who is a helper.
 * The Kids (voiced by Art Parkinson and Alison Brie)[3] - Teddy and Kitty's offspring in the form of Angry BirdsTM who are brought along.

Soundtrack
The soundtrack will be released a week earlier, in November 10, 2017, though its music has already been revealed.

Production
The movie had begun production back in mid-2015, almost two years before it was officially announced. It was based on a 208-paged screenplay by Arthur K. Cunnigham, who proposed for it to be a movie just a mere month after the show ended in May of 2014. It took a whole year for the movie to began production due to casting and budget issues. Originally, the movie was set to air in summer of 2016.