Frick & Frack

Frick & Frack is a 2026 American 3D computer-animated buddy adventure film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. It was directed by Brad Bird and written by Jonathan Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein. The film stars Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele, Tessa Thompson, Randy Quaid, Edward Norton, Michael Douglas, and Christopher Lloyd. The film revolves around Frick, a rooster, and Frack, a wild turkey, as they team up with a group of old tap house owners in order to save theirs from going bankrupt. The film opened up on November 25, 2026, to both positive reviews and a box-office success. It won the Academy, Golden Globe, and Annie Awards for Best Animated Feature.

Synopsis
Set in a world populated by talking animals and no humans, the film revolves around two tap house owners, Frick and Frack, as they team up with other old tap house owners in order to save theirs from going bankrupt.

Voice cast

 * Keegan-Michael Key as Frick, a wisecracking rooster and one of the two owners of Frick and Frack's Tap House.
 * Jordan Peele as Frack, a goofy wild turkey, Frick's best friend, and one of the two co-owners of Frick and Frack's Tap House.
 * Tessa Thompson as Melissa, a sexy hen and Frick's semi-girlfriend who despises her semi-boyfriend's tap house.
 * Randy Quaid as Henry Howler, an evil and greedy coyote who wants to purchase Frick and Frack's Tap House so he can build his new mansion on its foundation.
 * Edward Norton as Jimmy Seven Toes, a seven-toed bobcat and the owner of a tap house from the 1960s named Tappy's.
 * Michael Douglas as Danny, a muscular bull who owns a 1940s tap house named Dan's Taps.
 * Christopher Lloyd as Wilson Fillson, a self-absorbed goat and the owner of a 1990s tap house named Will's Alcohol.
 * Peter Sohn as Bill, a duck who works at Frick and Frack's.
 * Seth Green as Richard, a crocodile who works at Frick and Frack's.
 * Jon Bernthal as Brett, Frick's adopted sparrow brother.
 * John Ratzenberger as himself, a moose reporter.
 * Dave Boat as Walter, a weasel newsman.