Luck is the debut feature from Skydance Animation and we spoke to director Peggy Holmes about the good luck it took to pull off.

Apple today premiered Luck, its first feature film released as part of an exclusive deal with Skydance Animation. The multi-year deal will see Skydance produce 3D animated movies and TV shows ...

The new Luck trailer is here, and it’s offering a deeper dive into the magical Land of Luck ahead of its upcoming premiere on Apple TV+. Luck is the first film from the newly formed Skydance ...

Lasseter was fired from Pixar in 2018, following accusations of workplace misconduct around women. As the Luck trailer puts it, he is now the “creative visionary” leading Skydance Animation.

To say it’s been a rocky road to release day for the team at Luck would be an understatement, but at long last Apple+’s first animated feature with Skydance Animation will hit the platform on ...

It’s Skydance Animation a branch of Skydance Media working out of Madrid (formerly Llion Studios). And the familiar name behind the film is none other than John Lassiter. The marketers are hyping the ...

By the way, Skydance Animation is led by John Lasseter, once the chief creative officer at Pixar and the director of such Pixar hits as 1995’s “Toy Story” and 2006’s “Cars.” ...

Apple TV+ release ‘Luck’ has appeal but can’t stand with big-screen counterparts from Pixar | Movie review Production of Skydance Animation offers appealing performances, worthwhile lesson ...

Thompson exited Skydance Animation's new movie "Luck" after Lasseter was hired as the division's head.

Having landed at Skydance’s new animation division, where he oversaw August’s 'Luck,' John Lasseter is attempting to turn his own story around.