Following the release of the official movie poster, Disney Pixar has released the first official "Finding Dory" movie trailer. The long-awaited sequel film for the box office hit "Finding Nemo" is finally turning into a reality.
On Tuesday, the first ever trailer for the "Finding Dory" movie was released during The Ellen Show. Moreover, it was published on the show's official Youtube channel. Upon the release, the video clip has gained more than four million eight hundred thousand views.
According to ET Online, the first "Finding Dory" movie poster was released on Monday, the day before the movie trailer. The poster featured the tail of the blue tang fish named Dory in the original film. Under the deep blue sea, the tag line goes "She just kept swimming."
It was indicated in the Variety that Hayden Rolence who voiced Nemo and Albert Brooks as Marlin will be reprising their roles alongside Ellen Degeneres' Dory. Under the direction of Andrew Stanton, Lindsey Collins produces the "Finding Dory" movie.
Ty Burrell will also be featured as Bailey (a beluga whale) with Willem Dafoe (Gill), Diane Keaton (Jenny), Eugene Levy (Charlie), Vicki Lewis (Deb), Kaitlin Olson (Destiny), and Ed O'Neill (Hank). Furthermore, the voices of Idris Elba and Dominic West will also be heard.
As the title suggests, the first movie was about Nemo missing and this time, Nemo and his father will be going in an adventure to find Dory. The trailer started with a snoring Dory seemingly dreaming about her family and talking to her mommy. With the clown fishes nearby, Nemo hears her and when he wakes up, she was already gone. The blue tang fish will sleep swim to find her family as she had a dream stopping her mom from crying.
This time, Nemo and his Father Marlin are bound to an adventure to find Dory. After long years of waiting, the fans are highly excited to see the three fishes as they swim back in the "Finding Dory" movie animation on June 17, 2016.
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