Disney's Inspector Gadget 3 Returns (2019).

Disney's Inspector Gadget 3 Returns, better known as "IG3R", or Inspector Gadget 3; is an upcoming British, Canadian-American, and Australian Disney & Pixar 2019 remake live-action superhero sci-fi, fantasy and crime, comedy, family final third direct-to-video prequel movie directed by Shawn Levy, and written by Peter Williams and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, released on DVD on April 5th, 2019. The 3rd film is based on the 1983 cartoon series of the same name created by DiC Entertainment by Bruno Blanchi, Jean Chalopin and Andy Heyward which owned by Walt Disney Company at the times of same production, which was released theatrically by Walt Disney Pictures on 2019. and is a prequel to Inspector Gadget (1999) and Inspector Gadget 2 (2003).

Unlike the two films (which has a serious and darker tone and received a U ratings), Inspector Gadget 3 Returns received a PG rating and is considered a more faithful adaptation of the original animated series; the characters' personalities were altered to be more in line with their cartoon counterparts and Doctor Claw's face is never shown (except in the live-action first and third movies). Gadget and Claw are referred to as "John Brown" and "Sanford Scolex", their respective civilian names from the first film (though Claw's communicator is still labeled as "Scolex Industries"; Claw also reveals to his minions that all his assets, including his "multi-million-dollar high-rise evil headquarters", were confiscated by the police following his arrest in the previous movies). The film received mixed reviews, although its reception slightly improved over the first film.

Cameron Diaz declined the role of Dr. Brenda Bradford in favor of Any Given Sunday. Brendan Fraser and Leslie Nielsen were considered for the role of Inspector Gadget, but turned it down on account of working on George of the Jungle and Mr. Magoo, another live-action Disney film based on an animated cartoon. Kevin Kline, Steve Carell, Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Mike Myers, Kevin Costner, Jerry Seinfeld, Mel Gibson, Bill Paxton, Michael Keaton, Adam Sandler, and Robin Williams were also considered for the role. When Steven Spielberg considered being the film's executive producer, his two choices for the role of Inspector Gadget were Chevy Chase and Steve Martin, while the Farrelly brothers choice was Jim Carrey. Lindsay Lohan turned down the role of Penny, due to her working on The Parent Trap. Eddie Murphy, David Alan Grier, and Chris Tucker were considered for the role of the Gadgetmobile. Tim Curry, James Earl Jones, Willem Dafoe, Jack Nicholson, John Lithgow, Tommy Lee Jones and Dennis Hopper were considered for the role of Doctor Claw. Louis C.K. auditioned for a role as a police officer.

From Shawn Levy The Director Of Night At The Museum Movies, Cheaper By The Dozen, And Big Fat Liar, And From Jerry Bruckheimer The Producer Of The Pirates Of The Caribbean, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, G-Force, And National Treasure.

Premise.
Inspector Gadget returns to the prequel, but Gadget has to face to face against once more than Dr. Claw by stealing the precious shiny gemstones from all in the world of countries that used his Super Alternative Energy Gun whilst Gadget tries to stop him before it's too late.

Casts And Directors.
Starring Sean Flem as Johnny "John Jonathan" Brown; Inspector Gadget/ Robo-Gadget (As only Sean Flem returns in the final movie, which is replaced by the two actors of Matthew Broderick in the first and French Stewart in the sequel, but it has Disney's Inspector Gadget three movie collections of an Disney live-action trilogy box sets; similar to that of DiC Entertainment cartoon series owned by Walt Disney Company Pictures films)

Sylvester Stallone as Sanford "Stanley Stan" Scolex; Dr. Claw (As only Sylvester Stallone has portrayed himself in the third, but his face is still seen looked like from the first film, which unlike Tony Martin's face is never shown from the sequel version or every cartoon series of episodes, replaced by the two actors of Rupert Everett in the first and Tony Martin in the sequel)

Brie Larson as Brenda Bradford/ Robo-Brenda (Unlike Joely Fisher from the first movie, but Gadget has ended relationship with G2 in the sequel, only Brie Larson returned to the prequel for the parody love interest, unlike from 2019 Marvel film Captain Marvel as Carol Danvers)

Megan Brooke as Penny Brown (Unlike Michelle Trachtenberg and Caitlin Wachs from the both movies)

Denzel Washington as Artemus Bradford (Unlike the real character from 1999, he is still alive in 2019, without Rene Auberjonois, who died in 2019)

Gerard Butler as Baxter (Unlike the sequel, replaced by Australian actor Bruce Spence)

Steve Buscemi as Kramer (Unlike the first movie, replaced by Andy Dick as the villain)

Maggie Gyllenhaal as Mayor Wilson (Unlike Cheri Oteri and Sigrid Thompson from the both movies)

Adam Scott as Talon (Scolex's new nephew minion, which is based on 2015 cartoon series Inspector Gadget 2.0 title character antagonist)

Nick Swardson as Able (First minion, unlike McKibble and Kramer instead of Steve Buscemi)

Terry Crews as Barney (Second minion, unlike Brick and Sykes)

Tony Hale as Clint (Third minion)

Mila Kunis as Emily Mercer

James Belushi as Reggie Mercer

Rebel Wilson as Tintin Penn

Jennifer Connelly as Zoey The Teacher

Djimon Hounsou as Griff The Bartender (Unlike the hence nicknamed from the sequel of Inspector Gadget 2)

Richard Kind as the voice of Brain (Unlike the movies, replaced by Don Adams after his death in 2005, and Jeff Bennett in the sequel)

With Ralph Fiennes as Chief Quimby (Unlike Dabney Coleman and Mark Mitchell from the both movies)

And Charlie Day as the voice of Gadgetmobile (As only Charlie Day provides his voice, which was replaced by D.L. Hughley from the two films of 1999 and 2003 to 2019 for his third role as the vehicle is given a new blue instead of white and purple)

Directed by Shawn Levy

Produced by Jerry Bruckheimer

Written by Peter Williams

Heath Stiller as the Puppeteer 1

Richard Hopkins as the visual effects supervisor

Jasmine Acheson as the Puppeteer 2

Patrick Clemson as the action vehicle coordinator

Paul Saajid Finn as the executive producer

Eason West as the stunt coordinator

Freddy Burns as the drill-to-pole maker

Graham Worthington as the VFX and CGI artist supervisor

Trevor Unger as the special effects coordinator

Simon Connolly as the animatronics

Filming Locations / Movie Productions.
The film is shot located somewhere between entirely in and around all the countries and cities, followed by the nationality names of United Kingdom, Canada, United States Of America, and Australia. Filming locations including Canada; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (similar to that of Are We There Yet? 2005 film), Stanley Park, University Canada West Campus (Riverton, Ohio of Metro City Police Department police station); Toronto, Canada, 264 Milan Street, Toronto, Ontario M5A3Z6 house (Inspector Gadget's home), Royal Ontario Museum (party) / United States Of America; Nashville, Tennessee, Wild Beaver Saloon bar (Red Ribbon bar scene, similar to that of the parody of film and song; Coyote Ugly and Little Mix's No More Sad Songs), Nashville Warehouse Company, 1131 Fourth Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37210, warehouse; New York City, FAO Schwartz Store, Fifth Avenue And 59th Street, 30 Rockfeller Plaza (Technology Fair, but this scene is very similar to that of four movies included from Big, Home Alone 2 Lost In New York, The Smurfs, and The Night Before, which was based on a shopping store or fair, it resembles the toy store, a piano is still in the same floor. In the near of that scene, Inspector Gadget has briefly shown his extendable arms and legs, making it shape of "Mickey Mouse's head", due to the easter egg reference to the 'Walt Disney Company Pictures' logo version) / London, England, Great Britain, London Eye, South Shields, Tyne And Wear, British Museum / Belgium; Etterbeek, Belgium, Royal Museum Of The Armed Forces And Military History / Mexico; Puerto Vallarta, Pacific Ocean's Bahia de Banderas, Jalisco, Mexico; Cabo San Lucas, Baja California / Spain; Malaga, Spain, Trade Fair And Congress (Gaming Convention scene); Barcelona, Barcelona Zoo, Parc de la Clutadella, Catalonia, Spain / Hong Kong; Victoria Peak, Tian Tan Buddha, Ocean Park, Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong Museum Of Art / Scotland; Glasgow, Scotland, Riverside Museum, Glasgow Cathedral, Hunterian Art Gallery, Duke Of Wellington, Glasgow International Abbotsinch Airport / Ireland; Dublin, Ireland, St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin Zoo, Phoenix Park, University College Dublin, Institute Of Technology, Royal College Of Surgeons In Ireland / France; Paris, France, Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum (Resembling the museum, similar to that of Wayne Enterprise from Wonder Woman 2017 film), France, Arc de Triomphe, Musee d'Orsay, Paris Charles de Gallue International Airport / Russia; Moscow, Russia, St Basil's Cathedral, Kremlin, Red Square, The State Tretyakov Gallery / Wales; Cardiff, Wales, National Museum Cardiff, Cardiff Bay, University Of Wales, Royal Welsh College Of Music And Drama, St Michael's College/ final then Australia; Perth, Australia, The Art Gallery Of Western Australia, Federal Reserve Bank Of Australia (Riverton's Silvery And Golden Ingots In The World Bank, robbery clip), Swan Valley, Perth Zoo, Margaret River; Melbourne, Australia, University Of Melbourne, Deakin University, Melbourne, Melbourne Park, Melbourne Skydeck Building, Queen Victoria Market, National Gallery Of Victoria, Fitzroy Gardens; Sydney, Australia (the location is similar to that of Disney 2003 animated film Finding Nemo), and Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Trivia.

 * In the Behind The Scenes, Freddy Burns uses the power drill like a puppeteer stunts connected to pole from three or four shown clips. For example; when Gadget is seen in Bathroom Drill Brush Mayhem or Restroom Madness for scrubbing the toilet with Power Brush in his hand underneath his sleeve of arm, and is also seen in 1999, The Chase Sequence or Jetpack And Tri-Scooter for flying hat around the world with Helicopter Hat and with Jetpack used by fan connected to stick with the drill in the VFX and CGI screen.
 * Alexander Skarsgård has auditioned for the Disney parody role of Sean Flem's Inspector Gadget 3 Returns, but he turned it down in favor 2016 film The Legend Of Tarzan. In addition, Alan Tudyk, Bill Hader, Tom Holland, and Chris Pratt have been auditioned for the live-action movies of it.
 * When his Gadget Skyhook Grappling Rope is used, Gadget is at his wits end; he says "Go, go, Gadget something to get me down there".
 * In 1999, it was filmed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, PPG Place; Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Industries (with the castle-like main tower of Pittsburgh's PPG Place playing a central role), Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Los Angeles, California. In 2003, The film was shot entirely in and around Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Filming locations included Queensland University Of Technology Gardens Point Campus, Queensland Parliament House, University Of Queensland St Lucia Campus, South Bank Parklands Beach, South Brisbane War Memorial Park, Toowong Village, Anglican Church Grammar School, and the William Jolly Bridge.