'Despicable Me' Director Opposes Live-Action Minions Adaptation

Chris Renaud believes the animated format is essential to the franchise's unique appeal and humor.

Chris Renaud, co-director of 'Despicable Me 4,' firmly rejects the idea of a live-action Minions movie.
Renaud argues that animation allows for creative liberties that wouldn't translate well to live-action.
Universal is exploring live-action remakes, but 'Despicable Me' remains animated for now.
The 'Despicable Me' franchise has grossed over $5 billion, making it the biggest animated series globally.
A third Minions spinoff is set to release on June 30, 2027, continuing the animated tradition.