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Please feel free to remind me on monday!Agreed. I love its atomsphere of the poster. I hope it will be the official teaser poster.Mmmadelon wrote:That 'poster' is really, really beautiful!Sotiris wrote:Production Designer Steve Pilcher and Shader Art Director Tia Kratter previewed the stunning visuals of Pixar's Brave.
Source: http://d23.disney.go.com/news/2011/08/c ... ith-pixar/
Thanks again!sunhuntin wrote:Thanks for the link, Sotiris.
You're both welcome!Patrick wrote:Wow! Thank you so much for posting!
No problem!Jackoleen wrote:Dear Sotiris,
Thanks! You're a life-saver!
Sotiris wrote:I've found another website that has posted the artwork from the Brave presentation.
Here:
http://www.pixar-planet.fr/actualite/20 ... twork.php3
You're welcome!Dr Frankenollie wrote:Thanks Sotiris.
Kelly Macdonald has confessed she's feeling the pressure of being Pixar's first ever leading lady.
The No Country For Old Men star leads a Scottish cast in Brave, which is due for release next summer.
But she revealed it took a while to realise the character she voices, Princess Merida, is the studio's first female protagonist.
"I kind of didn't realise until quite recently that I was the first female - like way after I'd started my voice recordings and everything," she laughed. "I'm delighted but it's kind of scary."
Fellow Scot Kevin McKidd, who voices the role of Lord MacGuffin in the animation, said he was happy to be flying the flag for all things Scottish.
He said: "I'm proud of being Scottish and to be involved in a film that's going to shout from the rooftops that Scotland is an awesome place and has brilliant stories and cool characters... it does mean a lot actually.
"To be in a Pixar film anyway, is amazing."
Boardwalk Empire star Kelly, who appeared at Disney's D23 Expo to give fans a sneak peak of the movie, chimed in: "To be in a Pixar film and to get to play in your own accent and with all these fellow Scots as well."
Robbie Coltrane, Billy Connolly and comedian Craig Ferguson also star in the movie, which tells the story of a princess who defies her parents to follow her interest in archery.
I recently had the chance to speak with actor Kevin McKidd about his upcoming action project Bunraku, which arrives on VOD formats on September 1, in advance of its theatrical release on September 30. We also discussed his double-role in the upcoming Pixar animated tale Brave, where he voices Lord MacGuffin and Young MacGuffin. Here's what he had to say about his characters, and the experience of working with Pixar.
"I'm doing two voices in that movie now, actually. My kids are unbelievably excited that I'm in a Pixar movie. I was at the D23 convention last week in Anaheim, and it was great to see the audience's reaction. They all seemed to love it. I play Lord MacGuffin and Young MacGuffin. Young MacGuffin is one of the suitors to Merida, Kelly Macdonald's character, who asks for her hand in marriage. He's a strapping young chap but he can't be understood by anyone because his Scottish brogue is too thick. His father kind of translates for him on his behalf. They just landed on the idea that I should do both voices. I've been a Pixar fan from the start, so to get to work with them, I'm kind of pinching myself. I think they do the best work around."
The actor also revealed his work on Brave is almost finished, which brings a two-year production experience to a close.
"Yeah, I think I have one or two more sessions to go before picture locks. I think picture locks in the spring. So yeah, we're almost there, but I've been involved with this project for two years now."
