Director Andrew Stanton certainly saw the maternal part when casting the fish parents — Charlie (Eugene Levy) and Jenny (Keaton) — of the famed, forgetful Dory (Ellen DeGeneres ...

The first details we get about Dory's parents is that they're named Charlie (Eugene Levy) and Jenny (Diane Keaton), and they come from the Jewel of Morro Bay, CA. However, we later learn that they ...

But this one is different: “Finding Dory” will have special resonance for parents whose days and time and mental energy and money are tied up in acronyms: PT, OT, ASD, ADHD, IEP and the ...

Her parents are voiced by Eugene Levy and Diane Keaton. By Ashley Lee Finding Dory Still 2 - Publicity - H 2016 Maybe it’s because Ellen DeGeneres’ forgetful blue fish from 2003’s Finding ...

Like Dory’s parents, give kids words to explain illness, differences Help children explain to their classmates, friends and teachers and become their own advocates Nicole Villalpando ...

Read more » A new trailer for Disney-Pixar’s “Finding Dory” offers a look at the titular forgetful fish’s heart-tugging emotional journey in search of her parents.

Is Crush still hilarious? Does Dory find her parents in the Finding Dory ending, after being separated from them for so many years? You see, Finding Dory begins with Dory realizing that she has a ...

In "Finding Dory," Dory is on a quest to find her long-forgotten parents and never lets her disability get in her way, even when her friends lose faith -- like Hank the octopus, who calls it "too ...

CHICAGO (CBS)-- Kids are now clamoring to get their hands on their very own absent-minding fish, like the one in the hit movie "Finding Dory." Now, here is a clear warning to parents. Don't buy ...

In Finding Dory, “alone,” “lost,” and “profoundly confused” feel like Dory’s rotating states of being. After a single word triggers memories of her parents, she swims toward the open ...

The owner of a California movie theater is apologizing after a trailer for an R-rated upcoming Seth Rogen comedy was shown ahead of a screening of Disney’s “Finding Dory.” The East Bay Times ...