Disney's animated 2003 flick about the titular clownfish and his overprotective father—and catch some sweet secrets about the ...

Marlin probably could survive being stung in ... Sharks are constantly shedding and growing new teeth. In "Finding Nemo," Dory becomes fascinated by a glowing light that belongs to an anglerfish.

Nemo is a bit less intimidated by the ocean ... Lesson No. 8: Don't be shellfish, er, selfish. When Nigel saves Marlin and Dory from a flock of seagulls (and, yes, flew "so far away"), it should ...

I appreciated that candor. It felt real. And, as you mentioned, Mary, Dory questioning Marlin about his silly promise to Nemo is just brilliant, though, as an often emotionally inarticulate dad ...

But the entertainment industry’s larger failings in no way diminish “Finding Dory,” the sequel to the 2003 Pixar smash “Finding Nemo.” In the first film, a clownfish named Marlin (Albert ...

Nigel is the one who makes Marlin and Nemo's reunion possible. Bruce (Barry Humphries) is a great white shark that Marlin and Dory meet when they first set out across the ocean. He takes Marlin ...

Nemo, of course, has an undersized fin ... For instance, Angus MacLane, the co-director of “Finding Dory,” cites how Marlin shifted reaction to Dory’s mental issues.

But Finding Dory doesn’t depend on the side characters Dory and Marlin met during their travels in Finding Nemo. Surf-bro turtle Crush pops up briefly, but if you’re looking for another round ...

Nancy Cory Elementary School Academy of Visual and Performing Arts transformed into an aquatic wonderland with corridor walls decorated with blue ocean scenes including glow-in-the-dark fish to make ...

Except, this time, Nemo and protective dad Marlin (Albert Brooks) are the sideshow with forgetful Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) taking centre stage. We flash back to Dory as an uber-adorable baby fish ...

Article continues below Daytime chat show host Ellen DeGeneres returns as Dory alongside her clown fish buddies Marlin and Nemo - but she can't quite recall what it is she's meant to be remembering.