At the live-action premiere of ‘The Little Mermaid’, the actor defended his character’s appearance
Since the reveal of the visuals for the live-action characters of “The Little Mermaid”, numerous discussions about the appearance of Flounder, Ariel’s faithful friend, have come to dominate the internet.
However, as much as some may not have liked it, Jacob Tremblaythe actor responsible for dubbing the character in the new version, defended the fish during the premiere of the feature held earlier this week, stating that “people should see the film, and then judge”.
“I actually saw [o visual do Linguado] for the first time during the audition — the [diretor] Rob [Marshall] showed me. I thought it was really cool because I like how they look like real animals […] In rehearsals, I also saw the other character designs and I thought they were really cool, and then I finally saw the movie and I thought it worked really well. I couldn’t imagine it any other way, if that makes sense. I thought it worked perfectly; it was a smart decision […] I think people should see the film, and then judge,” said the actor.
With direction of Rob Marshall and script signed by David Magee It is jane goldmanthe live-action “The Little Mermaid” promises to adapt the Disney classic released in 1989 that tells the story of Princess Ariel.
In addition to Jacob Tremblay like Linguado, the film features the participation of Halle Bailey giving life to Ariel, Jonah Hauer-King of Prince Eric, Melissa McCarthy like Ursula, Javier Bardem in the role of King Triton, Daveeddiggs giving voice to Sebastião and Awkwafina like Scuttle.
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