The new chapter's unheralded stars include smaller but memorable characters and dazzling scenes with special effects that weren't possible in 2003’s Finding Nemo. “There’s a bit of breath ...

One of my favorite stories to tell is about the time that I got so excited to watch “Finding ... “Nemo” has been there through these firsts, too. My friends and roommates are very familiar with my ...

Ellen DeGeneres gives voice to a memory-challenged fish in search of her parents in Pixar's follow-up to its 2003 hit Finding Nemo ... just enjoy the view? DEGENERES: (As Dory) How can you ...

There is a "whale language" though Dory probably ... lower side. That said, clownfish do lay their eggs near their sea anemone or coral habitats in batches, just like in "Finding Nemo." ...

For years, a standing bit on Ellen DeGeneres’ talk show was her irritation at the lack of a “Finding Nemo” sequel. The comedian, who voiced the cheerful, amnesiac sidekick Dory in the ...

Finding Nemo was essentially about the trials and tribulations Marlin encountered as he made his way across a vast expanse; Finding Dory is more of a fairy tale. As baby Dory struggles to remember ...

First Stage's "Finding Nemo" shows off many of this family theater company's assets: a strong adult cast featuring Karen Estrada as the bubbly if forgetful Dory and Jake Horstmeier as nervous dad ...

Lopez’s mini-me is a big Disney fan even past its animation side — namely ... the voice of Dory in Finding Dory and its predecessor Finding Nemo, in January. “We had light saber fights ...

is somewhat sad and sets up the Pixar sequel, Finding Dory. While a major theme of the movie is Marlin coming to terms with ...

One such iconic character is the small blue fish with a short memory, Dory from "Finding Nemo" and "Finding Dory." If you have ever wondered what kind of fish Dory is, where in the ocean she lives ...

The new chapter's unheralded stars include smaller but memorable characters and dazzling scenes with special effects that weren't possible in 2003’s Finding Nemo. “There’s a bit of breath ...