Finding Dory
- Studio
- Pixar Animation Studios, Walt Disney Pictures
- Animation studio
- Pixar Animation Studios
- Distributor
- Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (U.S.)
Synopsis
Months after the events of Finding Nemo, Dory swims with Nemo and Marlin to find her family on the California coast, meeting Bailey the white beluga whale, Destiny the whale shark, and Hank the octopus along the way.
Characters
Dory, Marlin, Jenny, Charlie, Bailey, Gill, Deb, Flo, Jinx, Dr. Mobster
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Andrew Stanton
- Co-Director
- Angus MacLane
Producing
- Producer
- Lindsey Collins
- Associate Producer
- Bob Roath
- Executive Producer
- John Lasseter
Writing
- Writer
- Andrew Stanton
- Story
- Victoria Strouse, Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson
- Based On Characters Created By
- Andrew Stanton
Voices
- Voice
- Ellen DeGeneres (Dory), Albert Brooks (Marlin), Diane Keaton (Jenny), Eugene Levy (Charlie), Ty Burrell (Bailey), Willem Dafoe (Gill), Vicki Lewis (Deb, Flo), Kaitlin Olson (Dory's Sister), Dominic West (Jinx), Idris Elba (Dr. Mobster)
Music
- Music
- Thomas Newman
Editing
- Editor
- Axel Geddes
Crew
- Art Director
- Don Shank
- Animator
- David Torres
- Rendering TD
- Jonathan D. Penney
- Second Film Editors
- Torbin Xan Bullock, Robert Grahamjones, Sarah K. Reimers
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Paul Cichocki
- Dialogue Mixer
- Doc Kane
- ADR Voice Casting
- Barbara Harris
- ADR Actor
- Veronika Bonell, Riley Lio, Gunnar Sizemore, Ashlyn Faith Williams
- Promotions
- Joe Garrity
Production notes
Bumped back from a release date of November 25, 2015 to June 17, 2016 because The Good Dinosaur was pushed back in September of 2013. The new release date of June 17, 2016 marks the 30th anniversary of Pixar.
During the push-back, the ending to the film was reportedly reworked based on the backlash from the documentary Blackfish (which purports to show SeaWorld's less than ethical handling of their aquatic animals).
During the push-back, the ending to the film was reportedly reworked based on the backlash from the documentary Blackfish (which purports to show SeaWorld's less than ethical handling of their aquatic animals).
