Albert Brooks swimming back to Pixar's 'Finding Nemo'
Ellen DeGeneres already on board to reprise her voice role as Dori
'Finding Nemo'
You can't keep a good clownfish down.
Albert Brooks has signed on to reprise the voice of Marlin in Pixar's long-awaited "Finding Nemo 2"
The animated sequel has been in the pipeline for quite some time, with Ellen DeGeneres already on board to return as the short term memory-challenged Dori, and original director Andrew Stanton returning to animation after his live action debut on "John Carter."
Nabbing Brooks or the role again required a little more time, according to Deadline. In the original, Brooks voices Marlin, who teams with Dori in a cross-Pacific journey in order to find his missing son, Nemo.
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Brooks has been experiencing a nice comeback lately, first in Nicholas Winding Refn's "Drive," and more recently in Judd Apatow's "This Is 40."
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February 12, 2013 at 10:01PM EST Reply to CommentSo they lose him again?
Obligatory "Why they hell haven't they talked to Brad Bird about The Incredibles 2?" post.
I realize there isn't much of an audience for superhero films right now, but I have a feeling that one could be a sleeper hit.