Mister Ed Movie Goes Into Development, Would you watch it?

"A horse is a horse, of course, of course, And no one can talk to a
horse of course. That is, of course, unless the horse is the famous
Mister Ed." And Mister Ed is ready to talk again.



Waterman Entertainment announced today that they are now developing a
new feature film based on the series that ran from 1958 to 1966. Staring
Alan Young, the show followed the friendship between Wilbur Post and
his horse Mister Ed, an equine that somehow had the ability to talk. and
would only speak to Wilbur. Episodes would feature Mister Ed causing
some kind of mischief, leaving his klutzy owner to try and fix things.
The plan is to make the film into a live action/CGI hybrid movie,
meaning that there's a chance no actual horse will be involved.



The studio sees the property as a platform to build a number of
family-friendly franchises and has been digging through multiple
mediums, including television, digital, literary, and merchandising, for
new stories to develop. It was announced just last week that the studio
is also developing a new version of The Brave Little Toaster, which will be getting a upgrade and will feature modern appliances like iPhones.



Said Cooper Waterman, son of company founder Steve Waterman, about the
studio's development, "We are identifying properties that have had
success with multiple generations of parents who feel comfortable and
have excitement about reintroducing the characters and storylines to
their own kids and grandkids. While each property remains independent
of each other, they will share the commonality of addressing social
values, morality lessons, and characteristics that are clearly
identifiable for kids with comedic elements for all age groups."



The press release sent out by the studio doesn't mention when the Mister Ed movie will go into developmen