El creador de Stitch revela TODO! 😱 Entrevista con Chris Sanders, Tia Carrere y Courtney B. Vance

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Tuvimos el privilegio de entrevistar al mismísimo Chris Sanders —mente detrás de Stitch— junto a Tia Carrere (la Sra. Kekoa) y Courtney B. Vance (Cobra Burbuja) sobre el esperado live action de Lilo & Stitch. Desde momentos nostálgicos, secretos detrás de escena, hasta cómo fue traer a estos icónicos personajes a la vida real. Si creciste con esta película, este video te va a romper el corazón de lo bonito que es. 🌺

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00:00Bueno, hola chicos, es Gonzalo de Vertex 2 en España.

00:03First of all, congratulations, el movie es tan, tan divertido, tan increíble.

00:06Gracias.

00:08Bueno, mi primera pregunta es para ti, Chris,

00:11porque no sé cómo se ve los previsiones de la box office de este remake.

00:16Parece que es going a ser enorme.

00:17¿Qué te hace un personaje tan especial, tan icono para los niños, para los adultos, para todos?

00:24I've always felt like people identify with him

00:26because he's a mixture of, I think, impishness and the right amount of evil.

00:35The whole concept was that we would redeem a villain.

00:39When we were finishing up Mulan, we were walking around and we were talking about

00:42how are we going to kill the Shan Yu, who's the big villain in the film.

00:45And I said out loud, I said, you know, people wouldn't suspect how much time we spend

00:47in the halls of Disney animation talking about how we're going to kill a character.

00:50And it was at that moment that I thought, well, do we have to kill one?

00:54Could we turn one of our villains into a hero?

00:57Could we redeem one of them?

00:58And that was really one of the engines that was, you know, at the core of the concept.

01:04And so he occupies this really fun space that I think people can empathize with a character

01:10and identify with a character who makes mistakes.

01:13And that's the beautiful thing about him is that, like, he, he, the idea in the first film

01:19is that Nani and Lilo are in a precarious position.

01:21Stitch doesn't cause the collapse, but he hastens it.

01:24And the whole idea is if he had not been invited into their house, they would have fallen apart.

01:29But because he's there, he becomes this element that initially hastens the collapse,

01:34but then ultimately he's powerful enough to pull it together

01:37when he finally really understands what family means.

01:40I love that.

01:41No, that's amazing.

01:43That's amazing answer.

01:45How was your reaction when you first saw this design, this live action,

01:49not only for you, Chris, but for you guys also, too?

01:51How was your first reaction?

01:53When we saw the film, the finish?

01:55Oh, when you saw the design of Stitch as a live action.

01:59Oh, the design, the design.

02:00Yeah.

02:00I love the design because we were on set and they were keeping this thing

02:04in, like, a cylinder completely protected.

02:06I was like, what's that?

02:07They're like, oh, that's a Stitch pop.

02:09I'm like, can I see?

02:10You can't take a picture.

02:11Be careful.

02:12Don't show anybody because we can't have any leaks.

02:14So I was like, I looked and they're these big eyes and they're soft and the fur is beautiful.

02:19And I thought it was a perfect.

02:21And it moved.

02:21It was engaged.

02:23The one that I saw just was like the, it was just a still thing.

02:27They were just showing them the design the first day over at the warehouse in Waikiki over there.

02:33The place that had bed air conditioning.

02:35Would they use him for, like, eye lines and stuff like that?

02:38Yeah.

02:39They had him on a pole.

02:40But he was, he was, I thought he was perfect.

02:43He was like the right amount of wrong, the right amount of, you know, scary and adorable and cute at the same time.

02:49It was beautiful.

02:50It was amazing the way, I mean, you.

02:53I didn't see the one that moved.

02:54Yeah.

02:56We had a huge, the end of the movie.

02:58So he was, he was there and so for eye lines and stuff.

03:01And his eyes blinked and things.

03:03Oh, wow.

03:04It was amazing to see that, that, that, that technology of puppetry.

03:09And I, you know, we, we, we, we got so used to seeing the puppet.

03:14We, you know, in the movie, it was like, where's the puppet?

03:16Oh, no, no, wait, wait, this is the movie.

03:17Yes, go, Stitch.

03:19You know, so it, it was, it served the purpose very well.

03:24Yeah, I was asking because it actually works incredibly well, even if it's a live action,

03:29because we all know the difference between animation, live action, etc.

03:32It goes incredibly well.

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