Happiness Is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown (2011)

Synopsis of Happiness Is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown

The Peanuts gang learns a valuable lesson in the importance of security after Linus learns that his grandmother plans to rid him of his beloved blanket during an upcoming visit in this animated special inspired by the comic strips of Charles Schulz. Wherever Linus goes, his blanket is sure to follow. But when Linus learns that his fuzzy, ever-present companion may soon be taken away from him, his friends all rally to highlight the importance of letting go. Somewhere between Lucy's arm-chair psychiatry, Snoopy's scheming to claim the blanket for himself, and Charlie Brown's inability to act while seeing his friend in distress, however, the insightful owner of the blanket in question points out the fact that everyone has a comfort item that helps them through hard times, and that sometimes when the going gets tough the best we can do is hang on and hope that things will get better soon. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:

46 mins

Director(s):

Andy Beall, Frank Molieri

Writer(s):

Craig Schulz, Stephen Pastis

Producer(s):

Margaret M. Dean

Categories:

Animation, Family & Kids

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