Warner Bros develops Rick and Morty feature film, Dan Harmon confirms

A feature-length film based on the Emmy-winning animated series "Rick and Morty" is officially in development at Warner Bros., series co-creator Dan Harmon has confirmed. The project, which is in early development, will be directed by Jacob Hair, a veteran supervising director of the television show.

Harmon confirmed the movie's existence in an interview, stating that the team became able to discuss it after news of the project surfaced online. He praised Hair's work, calling him an integral part of the production team and the ideal choice to helm the feature. Showrunner Scott Marder also endorsed Hair, noting his significant role in shaping the show's upcoming ninth season as supervising director.

Plot details for the film remain undisclosed. Harmon has previously outlined his philosophy for a potential movie, describing a desire to create a 90-minute, high-budget version of a standard series adventure rather than a film that alters the show's canonical tone. He also mentioned that filmmaker Zack Snyder, a fan of the series, had previously offered to help get a movie project started.

The announcement comes as "Rick and Morty" prepares to launch its ninth season. The series,...