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- Marlin (Albert Brooks) Albert Brooks, whose onscreen credits include the films Taxi Driver (1976), Broadcast News (1987), Defending Your Life (1991), Out of Sight (1998), Drive (2011), and Concussion (2015), voiced Marlin, the clownfish who becomes separated from his son.
- Nemo (Alexander Gould) The filmmakers found their Nemo in Alexander Gould. After voicing the lost clownfish, the former child star picked up an onscreen gig in the Showtime comedy series Weeds as Shane Botwin, and added to his voice credits with Curious George, Bambi II, and The Life & Times of Tim.
- Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) Ellen DeGeneres brought her unique vocal talents to the charming and forgetful pacific regal blue tang Dory. In addition to getting her own spin-off in Finding Dory, DeGeneres' other voice credits are one and the same with Brooks—Doctor Dolittle and a 2010 episode of The Simpsons.
- Gill (Willem Dafoe) Willem Dafoe lent his trademark sound to Gill, the wise Moorish idol who has seen a lot during his time in the tank. Outside of the fishy character, Dafoe has costarred in such films as Platoon (1986), Clear and Present Danger (1994), The English Patient (1996), Shadow of the Vampire (2000), Spider-Man (2002), The Fault in Our Stars (2014), and The Lighthouse (2019).
Finding Nemo is a 2003 American animated comedy-drama adventure film [2] produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures. Directed by Andrew Stanton (in his feature directorial debut) with co-direction by Lee Unkrich, the screenplay was written by Stanton, Bob Peterson, and David Reynolds from a story by Stanton.
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- Albert Brooks as Marlin
- Ellen DeGeneres as Dory
- Alexander Gould as Nemo
- Willem Dafoe as Gill
- Brad Garrett as Bloat
- Allison Janney as Peach
- Stephen Root as Bubbles
- Austin Pendleton as Gurgle
- Geoffrey Rush as Nigel
- Finding Nemo Supporting Cast & Characters
Marlin is the protagonist of Finding Nemo, an isolated clownfish who embarks on a perilous quest to rescue his missing child with the help of several other sea creatures. He's voiced by Albert Brooks, who previously rose to fame with roles such as Aaron Altman in Broadcast News and Daniel Miller in Defending Your Life.After joining the Finding Nemo...
Dory is an amnesiac blue tang fish that joins Marlin on his quest to find Nemo, teaching him important lessons about friendship and compassion along the way. She's voiced by Ellen DeGeneres, who is most well-known for her hugely popular talk show The Ellen DeGeneres Show. First airing in 2003, the show ran for almost 20 years and quickly became one...
The father-son dynamic between Nemo and Marlin drives much of Finding Nemo's plot forward, despite the two barely sharing any time together on-screen. Nemo is an extremely innocent and naive child that's been let into the wild, and his separation from his family is the driving force of the story. Nemo was voiced by Alexander Gould, the actor behind...
Gill is Moorish Idol fish that plays a large role in Finding Nemo, helping Nemo find his way back home and discover important lessons about the world on his way. He's the leader of the Tank Gang, another group of aquatic creatures that have been separated from their families. Joining the Finding Nemo cast to play him is Willem Dafoe, the four-time ...
Bloat is another member of the Tank Gang that Nemo encounters while he's separated from his family. As a pufferfish, he's extremely volatile and blows up into a huge ball when he loses his temper, which makes for several entertaining scenes. The character is voiced by Brad Garrett, the actor who played Robert Barone from Everybody Loves Raymond and...
Peach is a starfish that Nemo encounters during his stay at the dentist, and she immediately takes him under her wing like he's family. She's patient and careful, which are traits that allow the Tank Gang to perfectly plot their escape and send Nemo home. Joining the Finding Nemo cast to voice the starfish is Allison Janney, whose most popular role...
Bubbles is a bright yellow tang that acquired his name thanks to his tendency to chase bubbles in the aquarium. Much like Nemo, he's an extremely naive and optimistic character that teaches his new friend the importance of seeing the good in the world. Bubbles is voiced by Stephen Root, whose previous accomplishments include playing Milton in Offic...
Gurgle is a royal gamma fish that spends his time with the Tank Gang, though he's often hesitant to take part in their dangerous escape attempts. He's distant and cold at first, but his relationship with Nemo allows him to open up and take more risks. Gurgle joined the Finding Nemo cast to voice by Austin Pendleton, the actor behind Max in The Mupp...
Nigel is an outgoing pelican whose friends with the Tank Gang and forms a close bond with Nemo following his capture and entrapment. The bird is voiced by Geoffrey Rush, who famously provided several great quotes as Barbossa in Pirates of the Caribbean. He's also played roles such as Lionel Logue in The King's Speech and David in Shine, even winnin...
Andrew Stanton as Crush - Crush is an easygoing sea turtle that lives alongside Nemo and Marlin, offering assistance to Marlin and Dory on their journey across the sea. He's voiced by Andrew Stanton, who famously wrote several Pixar movies (including A Bug's Life, WALL-E, and even Finding Nemo). Joe Ranft as Jacques - Jacques is a French shrimp tha...
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Robot Chicken (2005 TV Show) Voiced most times by Alexander Gould. Images of the Nemo voice actors from the Finding Nemo franchise.
May 30, 2023 · Alexander Gould voiced the titular character in Pixar's "Finding Nemo," which was released 20 years ago today way back in 2003, when the actor was just 9 years old. MORE: 'Lilo & Stitch' turns 20 ...
