"The Wild Robot Director Interview"

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The Wild Robot: Animated Film Director and Producer Interview

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The Wild Robot stars Lupita Nyong’o , Pedro Pascal , Stephanie Hsu , Mark Hamill , Matt Berry , and Catherine O’Hara .

Director Chris Sanders and producer Jeff Hermann spoke to io9 about creating the film.

Sanders and Hermann also talked about the secret behind the best scene in the film, the possibility of a sequel.

Chris Sanders is an executive producer of How to Train Your Dragon and Lilo & Stitch .

He says he's excited about the live-action adaptations of both of his biggest movies.

Sanders: "I will always be part of Dragons because I was 50% of writing the original script".

Chris Sanders : "I think the neat thing is because of the CG assist on this film, back in Lilo & Stitch days, there was only so much we could do cinematically.

With Dragons, cinematically we were able to do a lot of stuff because we had our CG cameras and things like that, but there’s still more textures and more, I think, intimate things to explore when you get live actors in there doing their thing.

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