When Finding Nemo first premiered in 2003, it struck a chord with both children and parents. Though this film is set underwater, these humble fish express true emotion, proving that Pixar has the ...

Finding Nemo is a true classic, beloved by families across the world. However, a scientific version of what would have actually happened to Marlin and Nemo likely wouldn't have gone down too well ...

Finding Nemo 2 would have focused on a sibling rivalry between Nemo and the new character Remy, offering a unique family dynamic. Circle 7 Animation had plans for sequels to Pixar films, like Toy ...

By Margi Murphy, The Sun Published July 17, 2017, 3:48 p.m. ET Nemo (left) and Marlin Walt Disney ...

On the “Just the Nobodys” Podcast, the hosts conjectured that the character of Nemo never actually existed. In a “Beautiful Mind”-like twist of fate, Marlin — Nemo’s father, voiced by ...

Following the events of Finding Nemo, Dory found a new home with Marlin and Nemo. To better understand how she would adjust to her new family, yet still wonder about her past, animators studied ...

Marlin in 2003's Finding Nemo. (Alamy) The death of Coral is the first real gut-punch death of Pixar’s filmography, happening senselessly to a character who didn’t ‘deserve’ it.

Finding Nemo follows Marlin (Albert Brooks), a traumatized and nervous clownfish, on a transoceanic voyage to save his one surviving child, Nemo (Alexander Gould).

Everyone knows the story of “Finding Nemo,” the 2003 animated smash that led to the highly anticipated sequel, “Finding Dory,” which opened Friday. Box office experts predict the flick ...

So don't worry, Nemo absolutely has a part to play in Finding Dory. He might sound a teensy bit different thanks to the new voice actor, but he should still be the cute and troublesome little ...