A forgetful but sweet-natured blue tang named Dory won audiences over instantly in Finding Nemo. She's no less lovable in Finding Dory, but the sequel suggests her short-term memory loss is more than ...
"Finding Nemo" fans first fell in love with Dory, the forgetful blue fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres, when the blockbuster Pixar classic hit theaters in 2003. Dory proved so popular, she scored her own ...
"Finding Dory" is not only shattering box office records. Some say the latest Disney Pixar movie is also breaking down stereotypes about the disabled, reports CBS News correspondent Reena Ninan.
It's a whale! It's a shark! No, it's a whale shark! If you're confused, I'm talking about Destiny the whale shark in Finding Dory, who's one of the stand-out characters from the new movie. Destiny and ...
Before audiences make new memories at screenings of "Finding Dory" (opening in theaters June 17), the life lessons from its predecessor, "Finding Nemo," are worth remembering — even if Dory, herself, ...
After 13 long years of waiting for a sequel to Finding Nemo, we finally got it on June 17 with Finding Dory - which centers on our favorite forgetful blue fish. In celebration of the film's launch a ...
7th Update, Monday Final: Overall, Father’s Day weekend was a better frame than a week ago, totaling $232.7M, +53%. But this year’s paternal holiday frame was off -6% from a year ago when Jurassic ...
Director Andrew Stanton was looking for a unusual way to voice his sea lion characters in Pixar's Finding Dory. He couldn't shake the thought of making them Guy Ritchie-type East London gangster sea ...
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The "Modern Family" actor plays a neurotic Beluga whale in the Pixar sequel. — -- “Modern Family” actor Ty Burrell said he jumped at the chance to play an animated whale in Pixar's newest film, ...
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