‘Harold and the Purple Crayon’: See what we know about release date, plot, trailer, cast and more

Zachary Levi takes on the role of Harold in Carlos Saldanha’s adaptation of Crockett Johnson’s classic children’s book, Harold and the Purple Crayon. The trailer of the animated/live-action hybrid movie Harold and the Purple Crayon teases a whimsical yet chaotic journey as Harold discovers the power of his crayon in the human world.

Plot

The movie follows Harold, now a grown-up, who accidentally steps out of the page into the human realm with his magical purple crayon. Alongside new friends Moose and Mel, Harold must navigate real-life challenges while battling the consequences of his unlimited imagination.

Trailer

The trailer showcases Harold's accidental adventures in the human world, highlighting his ability to create anything with his purple crayon. From transforming a kiddie ride into a real helicopter to encountering challenges at a department store job, Harold's antics lead to hilarious and heartwarming moments.

What to Expect

Despite his magical abilities, Harold strives to adapt to real-life challenges. With the guidance of the mysterious Gary, played by Jemaine Clement, Harold learns valuable lessons about life and the consequences of his unlimited imagination.

Cast

The film features a talented cast, including Lil Rel Howery as Moose, Benjamin Bottani as Mel, and Zooey Deschanel as Harold's co-worker. Together, they embark on a journey filled with laughter, creativity, and unexpected twists.

Release Date

Harold and the Purple Crayon will be released in theaters on August 2.

FAQs:

How does Harold's purple crayon impact the human world in the movie?
Harold's purple crayon allows him to create anything he imagines, leading to hilarious chaos like turning a kiddie ride into a real helicopter.

Who are Harold's companions in the movie, and how do they help him in the human world?
Harold gets help from Moose and Mel, who assist him in navigating real-life challenges alongside guidance from the enigmatic Gary.