The creators have ideas, but the project has not yet been approved.
DreamWorks Animation studio is considering continuing the "Madagascar" series. According to director and one of the franchise creators Tom McGrath, the team already has concepts for the fourth installment, but there is no official production launch yet.As McGrath noted, the studio does not intend to release a sequel solely for profit. The main condition remains having a strong story that can justify the return of familiar characters.Co-creator of the series Eric Darnell confirmed that certain developments do indeed exist, but currently both directors are busy with other projects. At the same time, the company recognizes the commercial potential of a new installment.So far, DreamWorks has not made any official announcements or named possible release dates. Interest in the franchise has increased amid the studio's return to other popular series, including "Kung Fu Panda" and "Shrek".The original "Madagascar" was released in 2005 and became a major hit. The series includes three films, a penguin spin-off, and several TV projects. The last part of the main trilogy was released in 2012.
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DreamWorks is thinking about "Madagascar 4"
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The creators have ideas, but the project has not yet been approved.