Some octopuses are born grumpy. So it would seem when it comes to Hank from Pixar's animated underwater adventure, Finding Dory.He was in a bad mood long before TV curmudgeon Ed O'Neill wrapped ...

Disney/Pixar’s Finding Dory — the sequel to 2003 Academy Award winner Finding Nemo — sends a cast of characters including Dory (Ellen DeGeneres), Marlin (Albert Brooks) and a curmudgeonly ...

‘Finding Dory’ Preview: Hank the Octopus Jumps Into the Pool. Ed O'Neill voices Dory's curmudgeonly new sidekick in Andrew Stanton's follow-up to 'Finding Nemo.' By Carolyn Giardina.

The hit movie “Finding Dory” may revolve around Ellen DeGeneres’ fish, Dory, but its most elaborate character is the one voiced by Ed O’Neill of “Modern Family”: Hank the septopus, an ...

Finding Dory: Ed O'Neill didn't know he was a lead. ... They said, ‘It’s an octopus named Hank, and you’re going to get paid by the session.’ Which sounded to me like a cameo.

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 ...

Jokes aside, Finding Dory character supervisor Jeremie Talbot told CNet that Pixar didn't have the technology to animate Hank back in 2003 — at least well enough to suit their high standards ...

In Finding Dory, “alone,” “lost,” and “profoundly confused” feel like Dory’s rotating states of being. After a single word triggers memories of her parents, she swims toward the open ...

In "Finding Dory," Dory is on a quest to find her long-forgotten parents and never lets her disability get in her way, even when her friends lose faith -- like Hank the octopus, ...

On Monday, the Disney Parks Blog announced the Finding Nemo-inspired ride reopens July 25 with the addition of Hank, the crabby septopus voiced by Ed O’Neill in Pixar’s Finding Dory.

I know, Dory is the star of the new movie Finding Dory. But Hank the cephalopod is the one who stole our hearts — with all seven of his tentacles. So we’re honoring him in cake form. Yes ...