It’s been 13 years since Finding Nemo hit theaters, a film that went on to make $936 million at the worldwide box office. For the better part of a decade it was the most successful animated movie of all time, before losing that honor to another Disney Pixar film, Toy Story 3.
Finding Dory, which is more of a companion piece to the first film than a traditional sequel, has been five years in the making and is set to be an even bigger success. Ellen DeGeneres, probably one of the most well known people on the planet, returns as the voice of Dory, the forgetful blue tang fish.
I caught up with her in Los Angeles to talk about returning to Dory, the love for the Finding films and characters, a possible threequel or cameo in Toy Story 4 and why she thinks a remake of her 1996 rom-com, Mr. Wrong, is long overdue.
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Finding Dory, which is more of a companion piece to the first film than a traditional sequel, has been five years in the making and is set to be an even bigger success. Ellen DeGeneres, probably one of the most well known people on the planet, returns as the voice of Dory, the forgetful blue tang fish.
I caught up with her in Los Angeles to talk about returning to Dory, the love for the Finding films and characters, a possible threequel or cameo in Toy Story 4 and why she thinks a remake of her 1996 rom-com, Mr. Wrong, is long overdue.
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