16 most interesting facts about the super-popular cartoon film, about which you did not even guess!
1. A fish who said: "Oh, God! Nemo sailed to the sea! ", There is a name. Her name is Cathy.
2. The film initially did not start so sadly.
About the death of Nemo's mother was briefly described, flashback. However, the animators changed the beginning, because they wanted to reveal the nature of Marlin more seriously.
3. American actor, voicing Nemo, played in the series "Shoals."
It looks like a family contract. And Coral, the mother of Nemo, was voiced by an actress performing Celia in "Shoals." And the role of Marlene also went to the actor from this popular series.
4. Studio Pixar likes to insert links into movies into their old projects.
Here, for example, Buzz Light is lying on the floor of the dental office.
5. A child in the queue reading comics about the superfamily.
6. Himself Nemo appeared "Corporation of monsters" in the role of one of Bu's toys two years before the release of "In Search of Nemo."
7. Carefully watching the finale "In search of Nemo", you can see Luigi from the cartoon "Cars", which will be released only three years later.
8. It has been a controversy among fans for years that a poster with a big mouse on the wall next to the bathroom alludes to Ratatouille, which will be released in four years.
9. And, of course, as in any other studio project, in one of the episodes appears truck Planet Pizza.
10. On the camera of the diver is the secret code "A113".
In the classroom No. A113, freshman classes were held, which later became the leading animators of the Pixar studio. This code, as well as the truck, appears in every Pixar project.
11. The scene where Dory's nose is bleeding is the first "bloody" shot in the entire history of Pixar.
12. Bruce was named after the white mechanical shark from Steven Spielberg's "Jaws."
In the opinion of the animators, the painted shark was also out of order as often as its mechanical prototype during the filming of the thriller.
13. Idols of a tick in an aquarium are copied from a photo of employees of studio.
14. Seagulls have also been modeled from nature.
The prototype of gulls was the famous penguin from the cartoon "Wallace and Gromit."