Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the rest of the "Peanuts" gang are getting the modern big-screen.
The characters from Charles Schulz's long-running classic comic strip are starring in a new feature film, marking their first time in 3D.
The movie is penned by the Charles Schulz' grandson, Brian, and produced by his son, Craig, who keeps things under wrap as far as plot details, are concerned:
"It's about a round-headed kid and his dog, and that's about as far as I'm willing to go," he said.
The comic strip, Peanuts, read everyday by 355 million people since its debut, will mark its 65th anniversary upon the release of the movie in November 2015.A teaser trailer was released online Tuesday, featuring Charlie and his beloved canine. In the new clip, we get to hear the 8-year-old utter his notorious "good grief" catch phrase as Snoopy runs circles around him, seen in the video below.
"Peanuts" comes to theaters on Nov. 6, 2015.
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