Finding Dory (2016): 15 Crazy Facts About The Movie!!

Finding Dory (2016) is sequel to Finding Nemo (2003). This time the team goes on an adventure to find Dory’s family and everyone learns few things about the family along the way.

Finding Dory (2016) is directed by Andrew Stanton and the cast includes Ellen DeGeneres, Albert Brooks, Idris Elba, Bill Hader, Dominic West, Andrew Stanton, and Kaitlin Olson. The film is produced by Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures.

Let’s look at some of the interesting facts and details about the movie Finding Dory (2016).

15. Less runtime maybe more fun!

Finding Dory (2016) has 5 minutes less runtime (95 minutes) as compared to Finding Nemo (2003) which had a runtime of 100 minutes.

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14. Director is Actor.. Again!

Director Andrew Stanton reprises his role as the sea turtle Crush after Finding Nemo (2003).

13. Finding Dory is late!

Finding Dory (2016) was originally scheduled to be released on November 25,2015. After Pixar’s other film The Good Dinosaur (2015) was pushed to that date, this film was pushed back as well to release on 17th June, 2016.

12. Dory and Ellen DeGeneres!

Finding Dory (2016) was first announced by Ellen DeGeneres (Voice of Dory) on her talk show. The trailer was also first launched on her talk show.

11. Not 13 years only 6 months!

Finding Dory 2016) is set only six months after the events of Finding Nemo (2003).

10. Different setting!

The setting of this film was changed from an aquatic Park to a Marine Biology Institute after the controversial documentary Blackfish (2013) was screened for the crew of Pixar.

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9. Dory is a winner on Facebook too!

Dory is the most liked character on Facebook (25 million likes) from any Disney or Pixar film.

8. Idris Elba × 3

Idris Elba gave voice in three Disney films in the year 2016. This marks his last film in 2016, after Zootopia (2016) and The Jungle Book (2016). In all three films he voices roles of animal characters.

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7. Finding Dory on IMAX.. Wow!

Finding Dory will be the first Pixar Animation film to be shown in IMAX format since Cars 2 (2011).

6. 3rd time female lead in PIXAR!

This is the 3rd Pixar Animation film to have a Female as Main character. The other two are Inside Out (2015) and Brave (2012).

Dory is here finally

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5. Solsbury Hill by Peter Gabriel!

The catchy song featured in the second trailer of Finding Dory is “Solsbury Hill” by Peter Gabriel.

4. Change of Voice Actors!

The voice actors are replaced in the film from the previous film. Hayden Rolence replaces Alexander Gould as the voice of Nemo, due to the fact that Gould has outgrown his original role in Finding Nemo (2003). The other characters whose voice actors were replaced are Sheldon, Tad, Pearl, Squirt, and Jacques.

Marlin and Nemo

3. Fluke and Rudder together!

Finding Dory (2016) co-stars Dominic West (Rudder) and Idris Elba (Fluke) have also appeared together in famous tv show The Wire (2002).

2. Lots change from Finding Nemo to Findin Dory!

This film marks 3rd Pixar production film where supporting character from the previous film takes on the role of main character. Marlin was main character in Finding Nemo (2003) but in this film Dory is the main character. The other 2 films are Monsters University (2013) (where Mike takes the role of main character from Sullie in Monsters, Inc (2001)) and Cars 2 (2011) (where Mater takes on the role of Main character from Lightning McQueen in Cars (2006)).

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1. Nemo was G Dory is PG!

Finding Dory (2016) is first Pixar production sequel to have different MPAA rating from its predecessor Finding Nemo (2003). Finding Nemo (2003) was rated G but Finding Dory is Rated PG.

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The Little Prince (2015): 18 Amazing Things You Should Know About The Movie!!

The Little Prince (2015) is an animated fantasy film which revolves around a little girl who lives in a very grown-up world with her mother. Her mother tries to prepare her for the world. Meanwhile, her neighbor, The Aviator introduces her to a new extraordinary world of the Little Prince where anything is possible unlike her world.

The Little Prince (2015) is directed by Mark Osborne and the story is based on the French book written by Antoine de Saint Exupery. Jeff Bridges, Rachel McAdams, Paul Rudd, Marion Cotillard, James Franco, Albert Brooks, Benicio Del Toro, MacKenzie Foy, Riley Osborne and Paul Giamatti voiced the characters of this film. Hans Zimmer composed the music.

The film is indeed a masterpiece for all the fans who have read the book. Today we have put together some interesting stuff to know about The Little Prince (2015).

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18. The Little Prince (2015) topped Brazilian Box-Office!

This film became first non-American animation film to top the Box-Office in Brazil. The film topped the Brazilian chart for 3 consecutive weeks and recorded 2 million admissions as of 18 October, 2015.

17. Son of director Mark Osborne plays the Prince!

Riley Osborne, son of director Mark Osborne, gave voice to the lead character of The Little Prince.

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16. Director Mark Osborne’s wife gifted him The Little Prince during college days!

Director Mark Osborne revealed that the book Little Prince deeply affected him on a personal level. It was given to him by his wife years ago, back when they were dating. The two were in different colleges at the time and trying to keep their long distance relationship alive. “The Little Prince brought us back together,” he admits. “I paid very close attention to it. It means so much to me and to everyone who has read the book, because it really connects you to the significant relationships and friendships in your life.” Mark Osborne’s wife is thanked in credits.

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15. The Werth Academy reference!

The Werth Academy school is shown in the film which is named after the writer Leon Werth. He is the one, to whom the Little Prince book is dedicated (“To Leon Werth, when he was a little boy”).

14. Oscar winners and nominees in the cast of The Little Prince (2015)!

The cast of the movie includes 3 Oscar winners (Benicio Del Toro, Marion Cotillard, Jeff Bridges) and 4 Oscar Nominees (Albert Brooks, Paul Giamatti, James Franco, and Rachel McAdams).

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13. The Little Prince book and the Film!

Oliver d’Agay, author Antoine Saint Exupery’s grand nephew said in an email to Los Angeles times in January 2016: “The movie is extremely faithful to the book. The story of the little girl, her friendship with the aviator, her conflict with her mother, [illustrate] the place of children today in a tough world of competition and solitude. It’s why the two stories are really well linked. This is the originality and the genius of that movie: to show that the magic and the power of the book is still operating today.”

12. French connection of the film!

Although the movie was produced by French companies, it was written, directed and voiced first in English. The French version was recorded later.

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11. James Dean and James Franco’s favorite book!

The Little Prince was the favorite book of famous actor James Dean. James Dean is one of actor James Franco’s main idols. James Franco voiced The Fox in this film. James Franco has also portrayed James Dean in the biopic James Dean (2001), for which he won a Golden Globe award.

10. The Little Prince (2015) and composer Hans Zimmer!

The Little Prince (2015) is fifth animated film whose musical score was composed by Hans Zimmer. The other four films are The Lion King (1994), The Prince of Egypt (1998), Madagascar (2005), and The Simpsons Movie (2007).

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Finding Nemo (2003): 16 Fun Facts About The Animated Movie!!

Finding Nemo (2003) is an animated adventure/comedy genre movie produced by Pixar Animation Studios. It is directed and written by Andrew Stanton. The movie characters are voiced by Albert Brooks (Marlin), Ellen Degeneres (Dory), Alexander Gould (Nemo), Willem Dafoe (Gill), and many more.

Finding Nemo (2003) tells the story of a timid clownfish and his adventure to rescue his only son “Nemo” who got captured at the Great Barrier Reef and taken to Sydney, Australia.

The movie has won several awards including an Academy Award in Best Animated feature category. Finding Nemo (2003) was released on 30th May, 2003 and earned close to 1$ billion on its theatrical run. Let’s have a quick look about the interesting facts and details about movie Finding Nemo (2003).

16. Finding Nemo (2003) surpassed  The Lion King (1994) to become the highest-grossing animated film at that time. The Lion King (1994) producer Don Hahn called director Andrew Stanton to congratulate him and said, "It's about time".

: Finding Nemo and The Lion King

15. Director Andrew Stanton did the voice of Crush the sea turtle (lying on his couch) in his office. Squirt the sea turtle is voiced by Nicholas Bird, the young son of Pixar director Brad Bird.

: Marlin, Dory, Crush and Squirt

14. The look and feel of the underwater world was essential to the film's success. To achieve that, the production crew were all exposed to visits to aquariums, diving stints in Monterey and Hawaii. They attended study sessions in front of Pixar's own 25-gallon fish tank and even a series of in-house lectures from an ichthyologist.

: Finding Nemo movie

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13. Rendering a frame which lasted about 1/24th of a second in the film Finding Nemo (2003) could take up to four days. It was because of the complexity of the underwater environment with sunlight coming through the water and hitting fish scales.

: Marlin and dory

12. Kids would try releasing their pet fish by flushing them down a drain.  A company that manufactures equipment used by water filtration and sewage treatment plants released a warning the Thursday after the film came out saying that, even though drains do eventually reach the ocean, before it got there the water would go through equipment which breaks down solids, and went on to say that in real life the movie would more appropriately be called "Grinding Nemo".

: Marlin and dory finding nemo

11. Though never mentioned in the film, it is revealed by the directors in the commentary that Crush and his crew of thrill-seeking turtles are headed for Hawaii.

: Sea Turtle Drive

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