Icon Inventive Studio has tapped European gross sales and finance outfit World Constellation to deal with worldwide gross sales on its upcoming CG-animated household function “Charlie the Wonderdog,” which is voiced by Owen Wilson.

The superhero journey has already racked up a formidable slate of pre-sales throughout main territories, together with the U.S., Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Benelux, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Ex-Yugoslavia, Ukraine, the Baltics, CIS, Turkey, Israel, Center East and North Africa, South Africa, Mongolia and Vietnam.

World Constellation will deal with gross sales within the remaining territories together with U.Ok. and Eire, France, Scandinavia, Hungary, Latin America and Asia (excluding Mongolia and Vietnam), because the movie readies for a This autumn 2025 supply.

“Charlie the Wonderdog” follows nine-year-old Danny and his canine Charlie (voiced by Wilson), who positive aspects superpowers after an alien abduction. Collectively, they have to thwart a diabolical plan by the neighbor’s cat Puddy and his canine sidekick Cookie to pollute the human meals chain.

The movie is directed by Shea Wageman (“Rocket Membership – Throughout the Cosmos”), who co-wrote the script with Steve Ball (“Storm Hawks,” “The League of Tremendous Evil”), and is produced by Wageman alongside Carson Loveday (“Monsters at Work,” “Younger Jedi Adventures”).

The movie is the most recent from Icon Inventive Studio, Canada’s largest independently owned CG animation firm and a manufacturing companion to among the world’s high leisure manufacturers, together with Pixar/Disney+ (“Star Wars: Younger Jedi Adventures,” “Monsters at Work”), Nickelodeon (“Transformers: EarthSpark”), and Netflix (“Motion Pack,” “Tremendous Monsters”).

“Charlie the Wonderdog” joins World Constellation’s increasing slate of upcoming animated titles, which additionally contains “The Final Whale Singer” by Reza Memari, “The Final Dinosaur” by Federico Milella, “The Growcodile” by Joost Van Den Bosch and Erik Verkerk, “Mission Granny” by Toni Weiss, “Carmen” by Sébastien Laudenbach, and “Jim Queen” by Marco Nguyen and Nicolas Athané.