Bollywood

Ellen DeGeneres gives sneak peek of 'Finding Dory'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 15 Aug, 2015 02:27 PM

After voicing Dory in "Finding Nemo" over a decade ago, popular talk show host Ellen DeGeneres will once again lend her vocals to the forgetful fish in the 2003 film's sequel "Finding Dory".

DeGeneres, along with stars Ed O’Neill and Ty Burrell, were here to share a preview of the new film.

The insight of the Disney·Pixar’s film was given at the D23 Expo 2015 on Friday, being held at Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim.

“This is so exciting for me. I'm so proud of this film. I’m so excited for you to see this," she said.

While DeGeneres is giving voice to the blue fish Dory, Neill lends his voice to Hank, a bad tempered octopus; Burrell is the voice of Bailey, a misguided beluga whale and actress Kaitlin Olson voices Destiny, a kind hearted whale shark.

Dory will get a flashback of her past which makes her go on a search mission to locate her parents. The search will take her to various places and the film will narrate the story of how they overcome obstacles and find success.

The film, co-directed by Andrew Stanton and Angus MacLane, will release on June 17, 2016.

Prev Next

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Subhash Ghai Wants To Make A Biopic On Shankar Mahadevan

The trend of biopics has gripped Bollywood with most of them succeeding at the box office and work on several others has already begun.

Subhash Ghai Wants To Make A Biopic On Shankar Mahadevan

Vir Das Writes His First Film Script

Stand-up comedian and actor Vir Das, who was in London for the screening of his forthcoming film “31st October” at the London Indian Film Festival, wrote a film script for the first time on an almost 100-year-old typewriter.

Vir Das Writes His First Film Script

'Masaan' about India's transition, not peddling poverty: Neeraj Ghaywan

Set in modern-day Varanasi, Neeraj Ghaywan's directorial debut "Masaan", which wowed Cannes critics, steers clear of cliches associated with the holy Indian city.

'Masaan' about India's transition, not peddling poverty: Neeraj Ghaywan

Don't Regret It: Kailash Kher On Missing College Life

Delhi University has started its new academic session and award-winning singer Kailash Kher, who couldn't be a regular college student of the university, doesn't regret the fact that he could only do a correspondence course.

Don't Regret It: Kailash Kher On Missing College Life

What Made Parineeti Chopra Cry?

Actress Parineeti Chopra says she cried a lot while watching Neeraj Ghaywan directorial "Masaan". "I cried a lot inside the theatre," Parineeti said at a special screening of the film here on Wednesday night.

What Made Parineeti Chopra Cry?

Salman Khan Goes Gaga Over Remo D'souza

Superstar Salman Khan, who is basking in the appreciation that is coming his way for “Bajrangi Bhaijaan”, has lauded ace choreographer-filmmaker Remo D'Souza for bringing different dance forms into the mainstream with his “Dance +” TV show .