But it’s Ed O’Neill’s performance as ornery octopus Hank that gives Finding Dory the unlikely but sparkling pairing that Dory and Marlin provided in Finding Nemo. Though Hank’s determined ...

Finding Nemo certainly touches on living with a disability with Nemo’s small fin, and Dory’s spotty memories, but those were not the film’s chief concerns. Finding Nemo is about Marlin ...

But Marlin isn't willing to give up his son that easily and teams up with his new forgetful friend, Dory, to tackle the ocean for themselves so that they can save Nemo. This is the first Pixar ...

While Marlin carried a big emotional load in "Finding Nemo," he's been freed up in "Finding Dory," allowing Brooks a lot more improvisational leeway this time. Designers gave Hank 350 suckers, 50 ...

When Dory, Marlin, and Nemo arrive at the marine life institute where the blue tang lost her family, ... might be where Finding Nemo fans leave disappointed. Finding Dory is simply not as funny as ...

The 2003 Pixar movie "Finding Nemo" struck a chord with audiences for its story. ... The one Marlin and Dory swam through was likely a submarine canyon, and not quite as deep.

Dory, Nemo, Marlin and a host of new characters star in the preview. By THR Staff The latest Finding Dory trailer has been released and teases the Finding Nemo sequel by providing multiple new ...

Finding Dory does avoid some pitfalls of other disability-focused movies, notably a miraculous cure ... Initially Marlin (Nemo’s father, voiced by Albert Brooks), ...

"Finding Nemo," first released in 2003, is getting a sequel called "Finding Dory," Disney announced. More than six months after "Finding Nemo" was re-released in 3-D, a follow-up to the enormously ...

While Marlin is initially hesitant to go into the big sea again, Nemo is eager to venture out. Charlie (Levy) and Jenny (Keaton) are Dory’s lost, protective parents.

Following the events of Finding Nemo, Dory found a new home with Marlin and Nemo. To better understand how she would adjust to her new family, yet still wonder about her past, animators studied ...

Marlin and Dory’s journey in Finding Nemo took them perhaps 2,000 miles along the Australian coast, which was obviously a stretch, but now these homebody fish cross more than 7,000 miles of open ...