"Finding Nemo" was released on May 30, 2003, and blew everyone away, including the Box Office. On a budget of $94 million, it quickly earned $940.3 million. The movie was well-loved, even earning ...

It was Coral, aka Nemo’s mom, all along. For those scratching their heads, here’s a quick refresher about the opening of the 2003 animation “Finding Nemo.” When Nemo was still an egg ...

But anyone who dove deep into the premise of 2003's Finding Nemo—Disney's animated comedy-drama about a sweet titular clownfish (voiced by future Weeds star Alexander Gould) who gets separated from ...

Of all the Disney Pixar movies, Finding Nemo has to rank among the most beloved. To this day, viewers can't help but be charmed by the timeless tale of a determined clownfish father scouring the ...

"It just spoke so deeply to everybody who watched it," Gould told "GMA." Twenty years ago, a small clownfish named Nemo swam into the hearts of moviegoers and hasn't left since. Alexander Gould ...

The star, who voiced the iconic clownfish character Nemo when he was aged nine, also spoke about why he was unable to reprise his role in the film's 2016 sequel, Finding Dory. Speaking on Good ...

Such balance between the believable and the fantastical is what allows Finding Nemo to maintain its status as a classic of the medium. The push and pull between realism and creativity was an ...

Alexander Gould costarred with Albert Brooks, Willem Dafoe and Ellen DeGeneres in Pixar's 2003 classic 'Finding Nemo' Barry King/Getty;Moviestore/Shutterstock 20 ...