There are several other bulls, a calming goat, horses, and even hedgehogs, plus human characters who Ferdinand befriends. In this interview with Cartoon Brew, Saldanha details how the ...

Ferdinand’s story is an uncomplicated one. He’s just a bull who would rather sniff flowers than fight in a bullring — a subject perfect for the bestselling book and the Disney cartoon based ...

Will Ferdinand’s bravery prove intrepid enough to win this weekend’s box-office battle against The Last Jedi or will the mighty (and mightily fey) cartoon bull prove to be no match for the Force?

The story is about a bull from Spain named Ferdinand, who would rather smell ... 1 Is this based off an old cartoon? This seems familiar. grimjob on Mar 28, 2017 ...

Ferdinand the Bull, which would take home the Oscar for best short subject (cartoons). The visual renderings, including those pastoral vistas, with all the bright green rolling hills and sunny ...

You won’t be surprised to learn that “Ferdinand,” the new animated feature based on the beloved 1936 children’s book, manages to find a way to put the titular bull into a literal china shop.

Ferdinand is the original cartoon sissy, and the prototype for an ... with — especially after the script reveals that every bull’s fate is either the “chop shop” or death by sword in ...

Honoring Leaf's gentle "The Story of Ferdinand," about a Spanish bull who would rather smell the flowers than fight in the ring, the film incorporates the book's story arc, with stylistic nods to ...

The beloved children’s book “The Story of Ferdinand” by Munro Leaf, with illustrations by Robert Lawson, was published in 1936. But the simple, pacifist story about a bull who would rather ...

And that bull has been on quite a journey to get here. John Cena, the actor who voices Ferdinand in the new movie, recently read the original story to hundreds of DC public school kids at the ...

Not to mention a bull in a china shop. The nomination of Blue Sky‘s “Ferdinand” was the biggest surprise among animated features (yes, even bigger than DreamWorks’ “Boss Baby”).