Moana 3 is the upcoming computer-animated musical-adventure-comedy film that it will be produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. It is the sequel to Moana 2 and the third installment of the Moana franchise. It will be scheduled in the on May 17 2026
Synopsis[]
Walt Disney Animation Studios' epic animated musical film Moana 3 takes audiences on an unforgettable ocean voyage with Moana, Maui, and a brand-new crew of seafarers and warriors. After receiving a call from her wayfinding ancestors again, Moana must journey to the farthest seas of Oceania where she encountered a crew of savage pirates led by their captain of the largest pirate crew. Now it's up to her to face against her new enemies with a little help from her crew and her army.
Cast[]
- MIA TALERICO as Moana
- David Cowgill as Maui
- Airton Dittz as Heihei
- Tim Fox as Chief Tui
- Nigel Hardwidge as Sina
- LIV KING as Simea
- Rich Moore as Loto
- David Ochs as Kele
- Howard Buck as Moni
- Jonathan Vargo as Kisa
- Chris Lawrence as Captain Seabeard
- Alex Cook as Kilo
- JULIANNA REVILLA as Clara
- MALACHI BARTON as Ryuu
- NOAH LALONDE as Garrett
- FINN WOLFHARD as Jackson
- SHANE BLANCHARD as JJ
- NOAH FRANKLYN-MILLER as Everest
- AUDREY THOMPSON as Mira
- Violet Grace Schaffer as Andrea
- LIAMANI SEGURA as violet
- Nick A Fisher as Liam
- Owen Cooper as hiro
Production[]
to be added
Galyn Susman
Steve Bloom
Matthieu Cassagne
Michael Chia-Wei Chen
Eric S. Degner
Airton Dittz Jr.
Sarah Dunham
Joanna Goldfarb
Stephanie Hamilton
Nigel Hardwidge
Byron Howard
Kelly Lamar
Tony Kaplan
Morgan Karadi
Sureena Mann
Erica Milsom
Claire Munzer
Jonathan Vargo
Release[]
Moana 3 is scheduled to be released on March 16, 2035, in the future.
Trivia[]
- A previous idea was for it to focus on the arrival of British colonists to Motunui and would have been a fictionalized but historically accurate story of the exploits of the British East India Company from the perspectives of the natives. It was rejected reportedly because it would have to be the saddest film in the trilogy due to the fact that this concept would focus on the lasting effects of colonialism, meaning the villains will have to win for the plot of the film to work.
- This concept was created under the working title of "The British Are Coming!", a reference to Paul Revere's midnight ride.