Casting team needed a more youthful fledgling.

Julia Sawalha, who sounded the role of Ginger in the 2000 movie “Chicken Run,” won’t voice the character in the forthcoming continuation since makers have considered her excessively old, she said.

The actress got the news via an email

A week ago I was educated out of nowhere, by means of email, through the operator that I would not be given a role as Ginger in the Chicken Run spin-off, she wrote in the tweet. The explanation they gave is that my voice presently sounds ‘excessively old’ and they need a more youthful on-screen character to repeat the job.

Source: Metro

Mel Gibson, 64, who co-featured nearby Sawalha in the first vivified film, was additionally chopped out from the continuation.

Julia was 30 years old when the first Chicken Run movie was released

She asserts that the casting was done without allowing her the chance to do a voice test, which she guarantees is typically standard in such circumstances. Not prepared to surrender without a battle, Sawalha recorded her own voice test at home and sent it to the makers. She got a reaction from one of the creatives, who concurred with her that her voice had not perceptibly matured, yet disclosed to her the job would at present be reworked.

I tried really hard to demonstrate to the creation that my voice is near equivalent to it was in the first film. In the event that they will utilize a portion of the first cast individuals … we should be blunt, I believe I have been unjustifiably excused, Sawalha’s letter proceeded. To state, I am crushed and angry would be putting it mildly. I feel absolutely frail.

All things considered, while she didn’t regard the choice she doesn’t keep up malevolence for the task and composed that she wished the creation the good luck and the best accomplishment with the spin-off.

Aardman Animations, which delivered “Chicken Run,” has not reacted to a solicitation for input, as per the Hollywood Reporter.