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Ellen’s voice for Dory

The muchloved TV show host Ellen DeGeneres has lent her charming voice to Dory in the upcoming animation movie Finding Dory

Updated At : 06:23 AM Jun 10, 2016 IST

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Voice over: Ellen DeGeneres

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The much-loved TV show host Ellen DeGeneres has lent her charming voice to ‘Dory’ in the upcoming animation movie Finding Dory. While the conclusion of the 2003 Oscar-winning film Finding Nemo left fans perfectly satisfied, director Andrew Stanton had the realisation that there may be some unfinished story worth exploring. “Dory had wandered the ocean most of her life,” says Stanton. “Because of her short-term memory loss, she couldn’t remember anybody she’d met, but she had emotional memories—she always remembered how it felt,” he adds.

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