Fable Delays Gods Don't Give Gifts to December 4, Trailer Due Friday
Fable pushed the U.S. release of its AI-generated anthology film to December 4 and will launch the first trailer in theaters on Friday ahead of an Oscars push.
Fable has moved the U.S. release of Gods Don't Give Gifts from October 30 to December 4, and the film's first trailer will debut in theaters on Friday, according to Variety.
The anthology is a collection of four Shorts by Gossip Goblin, also known as Zack London, and carries an R rating from the Motion Picture Association. Fable plans to submit the film for best animated feature at the upcoming Academy Awards.
The awards campaign includes advanced screenings for Academy voters, pre-release screenings for critics and a billboard campaign in Los Angeles.
Background
Fable and London first revealed plans for a theatrical rollout of Gods Don't Give Gifts in July. In May, the Academy banned AI actors and AI-assisted scripts, rules that apply to the awards season the film is entering.
Quick answers
When is Gods Don't Give Gifts released in the U.S.?
Fable moved the U.S. release from October 30 to December 4.
When does the first trailer come out?
The first trailer will debut in theaters on Friday.
What is Gods Don't Give Gifts rated?
The Motion Picture Association gave the film an R rating.