Peter Rabbit

A mischievous rabbit confronts a farmer in a clever battle of wits. Presented as a television programme, the family comedy draws on Beatrix Potter’s beloved stories and features the voices of James Corden and Margot Robbie in the series.

Peter Rabbit is a programme presented in a movie format, classified as a family comedy. It brings the beloved character from Beatrix Potter’s tales to the screen, aiming to entertain viewers of all ages with a light‑hearted adventure. The story follows a cheeky rabbit who squares off against a farmer, engaging in a clever contest of wits. Throughout the film, the rabbit’s mischievous nature drives a series of humorous encounters, turning a simple farm setting into a playful battleground where both sides try to outsmart one another, while keeping the tone suitable for families. The farmer, determined to protect his crops, devises his own schemes, leading to a back‑and‑forth exchange that highlights the rabbit’s quick thinking. The production features voice performances by James Corden and Margot Robbie, who bring the main characters to life with distinctive vocal styles. Their contributions add personality to the animated figures, reinforcing the comedic tone that underpins the entire narrative. Together, they help translate the spirit of Potter’s original stories into a modern, accessible format. Rooted in the world created by Beatrix Potter, the film retains the charm of the classic tales while presenting a fresh, family‑friendly storyline. By focusing on a witty rivalry between rabbit and farmer, it offers a straightforward, entertaining premise that aligns with the lighthearted spirit of the source material. It stays true to the playful tone that has made the original books beloved for generations.