Lupus Films has officially started production on ‘Mog’s Bad Thing’, a seasonal special commissioned by Channel 4. The project is based on Judith Kerr‘s beloved picture book and will be distributed worldwide for theatrical and television release by Serious Kids, excluding the U.K.
Produced by Ruth Fielding and Camilla Deakin at Lupus Films, the film is written by Joanna Harrison and directed by Robin Shaw. ‘Mog’s Bad Thing’ promises to deliver a warm-hearted and humorous adventure featuring Mog, the lovable family cat from Kerr’s series, which has sold over 4 million copies globally.
The film is set to premiere in U.K. theaters before its television debut on Channel 4 during Christmas 2026, and it will be paired with ‘Mog’s Christmas’.
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