Want to see a musical 'Sesame Street' movie with Anne Hathaway?

In celebration of Sesame Street's 50th anniversary, the folks behind the upcoming Sesame Street movie have given us a little bit of information about the mysterious, long-in-the-works feature.

Anne Hathaway, who was approached about starring in the film last, has been confirmed to still be involved by writer and director Jonathan Krisel in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

According to Krisel, who has written for Portlandia, Saturday Night Live, and Baskets, the feature-length project will be a musical (classic Sesame Street) in which characters get lost all around New York City and have to make their way back to the titular street. It kind of sounds like it could be a mix between Home Alone 2 and Madagascar, but with Muppets.

By the time the movie comes out, it's possible that there will actually be a street in New York City named Sesame Street. The Hollywood Reporter noted in its cover story about Sesame Street that the city will be naming a Manhattan street after the show, although right now the location of the street is unknown.

We don't know much else about the movie, like who's getting lost and where they'll end up, but honestly that's not a problem for Muppet fans — just that fact that there's a movie on the way is enough.

Krisel said that production on the yet-to-be-titled Sesame Street movie will begin this summer.