First Look: Angry Birds Movie 3 Reveals Red's Family

New images reveal Red and Silver's kids—Glider, June and baby Olly—in The Angry Birds Movie 3. Jason Sudeikis returns; family themes and familiar voices arrive Dec. 23, 2026.

First Look: Angry Birds Movie 3 Reveals Red's Family

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Red's life just got louder. New images from The Angry Birds Movie 3 have leaked into the wild, and for the first time we see what parenthood looks like for the franchise's grumpiest hero.

Jason Sudeikis returns as Red—this time as a father juggling three kids. Alongside him, Rachel Bloom is back as Silver, and the new snapshots introduce Glider, June and a baby named Olly. Walker Scobell, Emma Myers and Sam West lend their voices to the trio, while James Austin Johnson brings the family's fluffy pet, Fuzzy, to life. Familiar allies also pop up: Josh Gad and Danny McBride are reported to reprise their roles, keeping the series' comedic rhythm intact.

The tone feels different. There’s still the slapstick and the eggs-and-feathers chaos fans expect, but much of this chapter appears to steer toward family dynamics—parenting mishaps, sibling squabbles and the odd tender moment that lands when a character least expects it. Think bigger laughs with a warmer center. Paramount Pictures seems to be balancing the franchise's signature energy with emotional beats about growth and generational clash.

Visually, the images suggest a playful palette and expressive character animation that leans into personality: Glider's curiosity, June's spunk, and baby Olly's irresistibly chaotic calm. Little details—like Fuzzy's tiny mischief and the way Red's wings betray exhaustion—hint at set pieces that could be as much about parenting crises as about epic hijinks.

Mark the calendar: The Angry Birds Movie 3 lands in theaters on Dec. 23, 2026 (2 Dey 1405). Will this family-first angle refresh the franchise or simply add another layer of gags? Either way, the new photos make one thing clear: this is Red like you've never seen him before—frazzled, funny and full of heart. Keep an eye on the galleries and trailers; they might just make you book a matinée.

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