“Curious George” the movie is surprisingly faithful in look ... Overall, the film version feels warmer than the books, stressing the monkey’s amour fou for Ted, that yellow-headed heartbreaker.

After rereading the book to prepare some preschool filmgoers, we decided no movie could truly be "Curious George" without the firemen depicted on the book's cover and without the scene in which ...

Margret Rey sold the television and movie rights to Universal before ... Over the years, there have been other Curious George books besides the original Rey editions, but this is the first time ...

It was probably inevitable that someone would make a movie based on the Curious George books. Not only does the little monkey possess one of the great brand names in kid lit, but the second title ...

The movie, a G-rated, 86-minute affair ... the original and delightful H.A. Rey illustrations. (The first “Curious George” book, written by Rey’s wife Margret, came out in 1941.) ...

favorite book is an old version of the “Curious George” book series. A Curious George toy appears in the movie — but not an animated version of the beloved monkey, as Roth, 79, originally ...

They crossed into Spain and continued to travel from place to place before winding up in New York City, where they published the first Curious George book in ... a 2006 movie, and in apps and ...

Two years later, he starred in his own book, and six more adventures followed ... We'll keep you updated on how the new Curious George movie is progressing as more details come in, including ...

The Reys wrote seven Curious George books — he takes a job ... There's no question that George lives on — today he's the star of a movie, an Emmy Award-winning TV series, a website, video ...