Actor: Ellen DeGeneres

Ellen DeGeneres voiced Dory in Finding Nemo and Finding Dory, and the character’s memory loss is played for comedy and then, in one scene, for genuine distress.

She came out publicly in 1997, both personally and through her sitcom character, and the show was cancelled the following year amid advertiser withdrawal. Her daytime talk show ran nineteen seasons, ending after reports about the workplace environment.

Finding Nemo (2003) film posterAlbert Brooks

Finding Nemo (2003) Review

Finding Nemo is one of the foundational documents of Pixar's golden era and one of the great American animated films of the early twenty-first century. Stanton would subsequently direct WALL-E in 2008, Finding Dory in 2016, and various other major…

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Finding Dory (2016) film posterAlbert Brooks

Finding Dory (2016) Review

Finding Dory is one of the more substantive Pixar sequels and one of the more thoughtful contemporary animated productions about cognitive disability. The substantial gap between productions reflected Pixar's broader sequel discipline during the period.

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