Stephen and Ayesha Curry share striking character posters teasing new look at their upcoming basketball film

Stephen and Ayesha Curry offered fans a fresh glimpse into their next creative chapter by unveiling character posters tied to their upcoming animated basketball film, GOAT. The reveal arrived through their social media. Set for a February 13, 2026 theatrical release, the project continues Stephen Curry’s growing footprint in film production while Ayesha Curry extends her Hollywood resume as an actress.The posters connect directly to a larger rollout from Sony Pictures Animation, the studio behind Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. The Currys’ latest reveal signals a major push toward a family-friendly sports story with wide appeal.Ayesha Curry shared her poster on her Instagram, introducing her role with a lively caption that captured the tone of the film. “📣 And the crowd goes wild for Ayesha Curry as Carol 📣 From the artists that made KPop Demon Hunters, Spider-Man: Across the #SpiderVerse, and producer Stephen Curry, #GOATmovie is exclusively in movie theatres February 13,” she wrote. Stephen Curry followed with his own character poster who is set to play Lenny. The film is directed by Tyree Dillihay and co-directed by Adam Rosette, with Curry listed among the producers alongside Michelle Raimo Kouyate, Erick Peyton, Adam Rosenberg, and Rodney Rothman.GOAT is set in an all-animal world and centers on Will, a small goat voiced by Caleb McLaughlin. The character earns a rare opportunity to play roarball, a fast-paced, full-contact sport dominated by larger and stronger animals. His journey focuses on perseverance, belief, and redefining expectations, themes closely tied to basketball culture.The voice cast features Gabrielle Union, Nicola Coughlan, Nick Kroll, David Harbour, Jenifer Lewis, Aaron Pierre, Patton Oswalt, Andrew Santino, Bobby Lee, Eduardo Franco, Sherry Cola, Jelly Roll, and Jennifer Hudson. WNBA stars Angel Reese and A’ja Wilson also make cameo appearances, extending the film’s basketball connection across leagues.Stephen Curry previously explained the film’s purpose during a November interview with USA TODAY. “It has something in there for every generation,” Curry said. “We’re bringing something that hopefully is inspiring, something that brings family together, and something that's uplifting to a lot of different people in the audience that can find their best selves through one of the characters.”The Curry family has extended the hype of the upcoming animated movie. Also Read: Stephen Curry's wife Ayesha Curry opens up on why having a separate identity from being the NBA legend's wife matters