Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry Reunite for Animated ‘Canterville Ghost’

With the long-running medical drama series “House M.D.” coming to an end next week, I’m hoping that means Hugh Laurie will have more time for feature films. He’s lent his voice to films like Hop, Monsters vs. Aliens and Arthur Christmas recently (since voice roles are considerably less time consuming when hiatus between seasons of a TV show), and he’s adding another one to the mix. However, this time THR reports Laurie will reunite with his old comedy cohort Stephen Fry for the first time in 13 years to lend their voices to an animated film called The Canterville Ghost, an adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s short story. The two made quite the name for themselves in their comedy series “A Bit of Fry and Laurie” and now they’ll star opposite each other with Fry playing the title character, Sir Simon de Canterville, a 300 year old ghost, while Laurie voices his …