Finding Nemo is no different, delivering an adventure across the ocean in which a father clownfish, Marlin, attempts to reunite with his kidnapped son, Nemo. Employing the help of forgetful blue ...

Does Nemo (left) even exist, or is he just a figment of his father Marlin's (right) imagination? Discuss. Walt Disney / courtesy Everett Collection A new fan theory about the animated childhood ...

The Original Voice Actor Just Wasnt the Right Fit For Marlin Finding Nemo focuses on a small clownfish who is determined to take on the world as well as his first day of school. Yet, his father ...

As most readers will undoubtedly know, however, Finding Nemo kicks off with proud clownfish parents Marlin (voiced by Albert Brooks) and Coral (Elizabeth Perkins) surveying their many eggs ...

Tragedy strikes, leaving Marlin widowed with one survivor in the fish nursery, whom he names Nemo and swears to protect always. It’s no wonder that Marlin turns out to be a nervous ...

Few things in life are better than making your kids happy. My four year old ... scene even when he is animated! While Marlin is coming to Sydney to save Nemo, Gil and Nemo attempt to escape ...

LOS ANGELES: ‘Finding Dory’, a sequel to the 2003 Oscar-winning animation movie ‘Finding Nemo’ has been announced. Remember the over-protective clownfish named Marlin (Albert Brooks ...

INSIDER took a look at some of the real-life facts the movie gets right. Marlin and Nemo are both clownfish. They each have three white stripes outlined in black and look like carbon copies of ...

that allows a project to endure across the decades. Finding Nemo is a classic. The concept is simple: Marlin (voiced by Albert Brooks) is a widowed father to a little fish named Nemo (voiced by ...

bright-orange-and-white-striped clownfish named Marlin (voiced by Albert Brooks) and his considerably bolder son, Nemo (9-year-old Alexander Gould, already a pro from his work on ”Ally McBeal ...