Apo is back! "Kung Fu Panda 4", which will finally be released in April next year, is once again voiced by comedy king Jack Black after nearly ten years, playing the world's most unexpected kung fu master Apo, and also opening a new chapter of excitement and humor for this much-loved DreamWorks animated series.
In the latest ** trailer, the dragon hero Apo (played by Jack Black) defeated the world-class big bad guy in three thrilling adventures with unparalleled courage and martial arts, and now fate has arranged for him to...Take a break, and more explicitly, he was chosen as the spiritual leader of the Valley of Peace. However, Po had no idea what the Spiritual Leader was going to do, and he had to hurry to find and train the next Dragon Hero in order to take on this new high position. What's worse is that recently someone saw the ** and powerful crime boss chameleon (Oscar winner Vera Davis), this little lizard can transform into any size animal at will, she Xiao wants to get Apo's staff of wisdom, as long as she has this treasure, she can re-summon all the great demon kings defeated by Apo.
Therefore, Apo needs a helper. That's when the cunning and witty thief Xiao Zhen (played by Golden Globe winner Awkwafina) appears, this sand fox often provokes Apo, but her superb skills always come in handy. The happy couple must work together to defend the Valley of Peace from the chameleon's clutches. In the process, Awa will also discover that heroes may appear in the most unexpected places.
The film's voice cast includes returning Oscar winner Dustin Hoffman, who plays the kung fu master**; Wu Hanzhang ("Mother's Multiverse") plays Apo's adoptive father, Daddy Goose; Oscar finalist Brian Claston as Apo's biological father, Lao Lee; and Emmy Award finalist Ian McShane as the crippled leopard, a former apprentice and nemesis. Oscar winner Kwan Jiwei ("Mother's Multiverse") also joined the cast to give a voice to the new character Thieves' Lair Boss Brother.
The film is directed by McMitch (DreamWorks Animation's "Trolls", "Shrek Happy 4"), produced by Rebecca Huntley (DreamWorks Animation's "League of Bad Guys"), and co-directed by Stephanie Ma Sting ("The Baby: Isaria's War"). In 2008, Kung Fu Panda, the first Oscar-nominated film, became DreamWorks Animation's highest-grossing original animated film, grossing more than $1.8 billion worldwide.
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