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Willem Dafoe Back For ‘Finding Dory’, Says It’s Better Than ‘Nemo’

Pablo Ruiz by Pablo Ruiz
October 7, 2013
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Hypable is reporting that Willem Dafoe is back for Finding Dory, reprising his role of Gill from the original Finding Nemo. Dafoe joins returning cast members Albert Brooks (Marlin) and, of course, Ellen DeGeneres as everyone’s favorite fish. They are joined by Diane Keaton and Eugene Levy, who will play Jenny and Charlie, Dory’s parents. Also joining Pixar’s movie is Modern Family’s Ty Burrell as Bailey, the Beluga whale.

Dafoe also spoke highly of the sequel, saying “it’s better than the first [one]”. That’s high praise indeed, considering 2003’s Nemo is one of the most beloved Pixar movies and certainly one of their best efforts.

Finding Dory swims into theaters in June 2016, after being delayed as consequence of the production problems The Good Dinosaur is having. Andrew Stanton returns to direct a script penned by newcomer Victoria Strouse.

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Pablo Ruiz

Pablo Ruiz is a Colombian filmmaker. Movies like Toy Story, The Lion King and Aladdin made him fall in love with the art form and now he hopes to dedicate his life to telling stories, hopefully for Pixar (if they go back to doing original films). Some of his ambitions are making a movie as emotionally impacting as Toy Story 3, meeting JK Rowling, and petting a million dogs. Follow him on Twitter (@PabloRV7).

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