“One of the project’s happy surprises was how it broadened out from a brothers story to an ensemble piece, particularly thanks to our amazing voice talent,” he says. The film’s producer, Jeffrey Hermann ( Kung Fu Panda 3, To: Gerard), points out that one of the big joys of the movie is exploring the grown-up Tim’s relationship with his daughters. I thought, well, we ended the original movie with as adults, so we could pick up the story where it left off.” Tom McGrath But then, I started to think about what we could do in a second movie. “ Boss Baby had been my pet project after the Madagascar movies, and originally I had just wanted to tell a story about two brothers. “At that point, I had done five movies back to back and was thinking about taking some time off,” he recalls. McGrath recalls when he got the call from DreamWorks’ then-president Chris DeFaria in the summer of 2018, telling him they were going ahead with the sequel and asking whether they could attach his name as director. Along the way, Tim discovers new ways to understand and bond with older daughter Tabitha, and Tina surprises them both by revealing that she is the new female Boss Baby in town! The Boss Baby: Family Business Armstrong, the enigmatic principal of his daughter’s advanced preschool, causes a crisis in Baby Corp, both Tim and his brother Ted rely on the magic formula to become kids again and save the world from the principal’s evil plan. Tim (voiced by James Marsden) is now all grown up and married with two daughters of his own, Tabitha and Tina. The sequel catches up with the Templeton family 25 years after the events of the first movie. The Boss Baby: Family Business is directed by DreamWorks veteran Tom McGrath, who also helmed the first Boss Baby outing as well as three Madagascar movies and Megamind, and penned by the original’s writer Michael McGrath ( Hotel Transylvania 3). The follow-up to that movie, which also inspired the Netflix series The Boss Baby: Back in Business, premieres on Peacock and in theaters July 2, giving audiences the chance to revisit some of their favorite characters and meet some eccentric new ones.
That’s pretty much all you need to know about DreamWorks’ sequel to its 2017 blockbuster hit, which was nominated for an Oscar and went on to gross over $527.9 million worldwide. She’s clever, cute, fearless and voiced by Amy Sedaris.
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