History Trivia / ThePeanutsMovie

** The Japanese dub of the film deserves a special mention: Unlike previous dubs of the franchise, when adult or teenage voice actors voiced the characters, child voice actors will voice all the child characters for the first time in Japan. The Little Red-Haired Girl is dubbed by Mana Ashida, whom many non-Japanese viewers can remember her as [[Film/PacificRim young Mako Mori]]. Sally is [[Anime/SpaceDandy Erssime]].

* ExecutiveMeddling: A rare case where this made the movie better: The Schulz estate had an eagle's eye over the movie's entire production, to make sure the film stayed true to Schulz's creation. Three of the film's executive producers were Sparky's grandchildren.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Originally there were plans for a Live Action Film in 1992 by writer Creator/JohnHughes but due to the critical failer of ''Film/{{Dennis The Menace}}'' the film was never made.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Earlier drafts had Snoopy's siblings appearing in his World War I novel, filling a similar role to the bird mechanic crew.

* NeverTrustATrailer:
** Snoopy covering his doghouse with Christmas decorations never happens in the film. In fact, the bookends of the second teaser trailer concerning Snoopy at the doghouse at night is never in the film at all, yet the ImagineSpot in the middle is preserved.
** Charlie Brown does try to kick the football in the film, however, he does not rev up for the kick by running backward through several locations around the world to do it.
** The emoji gag made many fans uneasy, fearing the movie would be packed with jokes about pop culture and social media that would date it in an instant. The actual film preserves the Peanuts' timeless feel and makes no attempt to awkwardly [[WereStillRelevantDammit shoehorn in references to contemporary culture]].

* CelebrityVoiceActor: Fifi is voiced by Creator/KristinChenoweth, who won a Tony Award for playing Sally in the 1999 Broadway revival of ''Theatre/YoureAGoodManCharlieBrown''.

* MarketBasedTitle: Outside North America, many countries include Snoopy in the movie's title somewhere due to him being more well-known than the rest of the cast.

* NeverTrustATrailer: Snoopy covering his doghouse with Christmas decorations never happens in the film. In fact, the bookends of the second teaser trailer concerning Snoopy at the doghouse at night is never in the film at all, yet the ImagineSpot in the middle is preserved.

** In some parts of Europe, the title is ''Snoopy and Charlie Brown: A Peanuts Movie''.

* StillbornFranchise: The film was a critical and commercial success so naturally [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox Fox]] wants to make a sequel. Unfortunately, they only had the rights to make one film and the Schulz estate has not given the green light.

* TalkingToHerself: Francesca Capaldi voices both The Little Red-Haired Girl and Frieda.

* CelebrityVoiceActor: Fifi is voiced by Creator/KristinChenoweth, who won a Tony Award for playing Sally in the 1999 Broadway revival of ''Theater/YoureAGoodManCharlieBrown''.

* ExecutiveMeddling: A rare case where this made the movie better: The Schulz estate had an eagle's eye over the movie's entire production, to make sure the film stayed true to Schulz's creation. Three of the films executive producers were Sparky's grandchildren.

* RelationshipVoiceActor: Japanese dub again: Charlie Brown's and The Little Red-Haired Girl's voice actors (Fuku Suzuki and Mana Ashida, respectively) worked together previously in a song titled ''Maru Maru Mori Mori!''.

** The Japanese dub of the film deserves a special mention: Unlike previous dubs of the franchise, when adult or teenage voice actors voiced the characters, child voice actors will voice Charlie, Lucy, Sally and The Little Red-Haired Girl for the first time in Japan. The Little Red-Haired Girl is dubbed by Mana Ashida, whom many non-Japanese viewers can remember her as [[Film/PacificRim young Mako Mori]]. Sally is [[Anime/SpaceDandy Erssime]].

* ExecutiveMeddling: A rare case where this made the movie better: The Schulz estate had an eagle's eye over the movie's entire production, to make sure the film stayed true to Schulz's creation. At least 2 of the films executive producers were Sparky's grandchildren.

** The Little Red-Haired Girl is voiced by Francesca Capaldi, best known to tweens for being on a show [[Series/DogWithABlog that knows a thing or two about sentient canines]].

* CelebrityVoiceActor: The Japanese dub of the film deserves a special mention: Unlike previous dubs of the franchise, when adult or teenage voice actors voiced the characters, child voice actors will voice Charlie, Lucy, Sally and The Little Red-Haired Girl for the first time in Japan. The Little Red-Haired Girl is dubbed by Mana Ashida, whom many non-Japanese viewers can remember her as [[Film/PacificRim young Mako Mori]]. Sally is [[Anime/SpaceDandy Erssime]].

* CelebrityVoiceActor: The Japanese dub of the film deserves a special mention: Unlike previous dubs of the franchise, when adult or teenage voice actors voiced the characters, child voice actors will voice Charlie, Lucy, Sally and The Little Red-Haired Girl for the first time in Japan. The Little Red-Haired Girl is dubbed by Mana Ashida, whom many non-Japanese viewers can remember as [[Film/PacificRim young Mako Mori]]. Sally is [[Anime/SpaceDandy Erssime]].

* CelebrityVoiceActor: The Japanese dub of the film deserves an special mention: Unlike previous dubs of the franchise, when adult or teenage voice actors voiced the characters, child voice actors will voice Charlie, Lucy, Sally and The Little Red-Haired Girl so far for first time in Japan. The Little Red-Haired Girl is dubbed by Mana Ashida, who many non-Japanese viewers can remember her as [[Film/PacificRim young Mako Mori]]. Sally is [[Anime/SpaceDandy Erssime]].
* RelationshipVoiceActor: Japanese dub again: Charlie Brown and The Little Red-Haired Girl's voice actors (Fuku Suzuki and Mana Ashida respectively) worked together previously in a song named ''Maru Maru Mori Mori!''.

* CelebrityVoiceActor: The Japanese dub of the film deserves an special mention: Unlike previous dubs of the franchise, when adult or teenage voice actors voiced the characters, child voice actors will voice Charlie, Lucy, Sally and The Little Red-Haired Girl so far for first time in Japan. The Little Red-Haired Girl is dubbed by Mana Ashida, who many non-Japanese viewers can remember her as [[Film/PacificRim young Mako Mori]]. Sally is [[Anime/SpaceDandy Erssine]].