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Brave Receives Ten Annie Nominations!
Brave snagged 10 nominations as part of the 40th annual Annie Awards, presented by the International Animated Film Society, ASIFA-Hollywood. The Brave nominations are listed below, but I’m particularly happy that Steve Pilcher’s brilliant production design was recognized. Let’s hope it … Continue reading
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Brave: New TV Spot & Behind the Scenes Featurette
A new Brave TV spot and a behind the scenes featurette have been released. The behind the scenes piece really focuses on the setup and the family, as the creators and cast of the film attempt to tell you why … Continue reading
Brave: Production Art and Casting News!
There’s no Pixar film that has me more excited than Brave. Entertainment Weekly has unveiled some gorgeous production art and broke the news that Reese Witherspoon is no longer voicing the title character of Princess Merida. Excellent Scottish actress Kelly … Continue reading
