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 ...

‘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.' ...

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 ...

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 ...

During the writing process of Dory, the writers worked hard to make sure Dory showed some wisdom and didn't come off as too silly. The most impossible parts of the story were Hank and Dory.

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 ...

Destiny taught Dory to speak whale. Credit: Walt Disney Pictures. Of course, the fact that Destiny is a whale shark -- not a whale -- explains Dory's limited understanding of the language.

Hank : A "septopus," or an ... Dory's parents, Jenny and Charlie Diane Keaton and Eugene Levy): Jenny is happy-go-lucky and Charlie is a jokester too, but both are fiercely devoted to their daughter.

This weekend the long awaited sequel, "Finding Dory," opens in theaters. We have a behind-the-scenes look at Disney's Pixar Animation Studios, including what it took to resurrect those old ...