It’s called Marcel the Shell: The Most Surprised I’ve Ever Been, and we couldn’t be more excited to flip through it when it hits the shelves Oct. 21.

As a way to ensure that Marcel remained consistently himself no matter who was animating him throughout the long endeavor, Lepore and Camp put together a “bible” detailing how his movements ...

Marcel’s smallness and cuteness don’t define him, in other words. If anything, the narrative hinges on his tendency to deliver tidy conclusions, a quality he thinks of as a strength.

Marcel the Shell With Shoes On: A tiny hero 06:07. There are plenty of BIG movies this summer, from "Top Gun: Maverick" and "Jurassic World: Dominion" to "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness." ...

Marcel the Shell creators Jenny Slate and Dean Fleischer Camp explain how the internet sensation became a meta movie star. 'Marcel the Shell' explained: YouTube hit to A24 movie star - Los Angeles ...

The puppet department on 'Marcel the Shell With Shoes On' worked with 3D printers, googly eyes, cheetos, tampons and more.

Now, a decade after the height of Marcel’s popularity, that tiny snail is getting its own A24 movie, aka Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, which opens in theaters this weekend.

Marcel was birthed in 2010 in a three-minute-plus short. Created by Slate and Dean Fleischer Camp, who posted it to YouTube, the short introduced Marcel with small strokes, a shoestring budget and ...

When the director Dean Fleischer Camp and his co-writer and star Jenny Slate made their first short of “Marcel the Shell with Shoes On” in 2010, they couldn’t have imagined its impact: more ...

Jenny Slate reacts to the Oscar nomination for 'Marcel the Shell with Shoes On,' which she produced and co-created and also voiced the title character. Skip to main content Open Mega Menu ...

Based on the 2010 shorts of the same name, Marcel the Shell With Shoes On follows Dean, played by director and co-writer Dean Fleischer-Camp, a man living in an AirBnb while he figures out his life.

The experience of being small, and knee-weakeningly cute, is much at the heart of “Marcel the Shell With Shoes On,” writes AP Film Writer Jake Coyle in his review.