These animated movie characters look totally different in other parts of the world! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

When you think of your favourite animated characters, you’ll no doubt have certain looks, certain voices and, obviously, certain names in mind – and you probably think everyone on the planet sees and hears those characters in exactly the same way.

But that’s not actually the case at all – far from it, as a matter of fact.

Given the nature of animated characters, it’s fairly simple to alter them for different audiences – and special effects wizards around the world take advantage of that fact in order to cater to different demographics.

Characters in the likes of Cars, Planes, Moana and the Shrek series have all been customised to suit certain countries better – and in this video, we’ll be taking you through eighteen such examples.

The characters in question include the likes of; the news anchor from Zootopia (2016), the heroine of Planes (2013), Minty Zaki and Dr. Brad Scott from Wreck-It Ralph (2012), Harv from Cars (2006), Jeff Gorvette from Cars 2 (2011), the hockey team from Inside Out (2015), the titular character Moana from Moana (2016), and Doris the Ugly Stepsister and the Red Carpet Announcer from Shrek 2 (2004).

You’ll just have to watch the video to find out what aspects of these characters were changed, as well as which other characters were altered in different countries – you might be surprised at some of the inclusions!

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Joaquin Phoenix’s method for becoming the Joker was unlike any actor that came before him! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix’s new Joker film has finally screened for some critics and the first reactions are in. Needless to say, the response is certainly divisive.Given standing ovations and drawing comparisons to Taxi Driver, it’s safe to say that Joker is already stirring up a lot of conversation. At the center of most of that conversation is Phoenix’s performance, which is garnering critical acclaim and even Oscar Buzz. Phoenix, a respected actor in the indie and art-film scene, was an unconventional choice, but one that has appeared to pay off.

With so much attention on Joaquin Phoenix as an actor, and this performance in particular, it’s hard not to wonder about the process that goes into playing a character like this. Especially after the highly publicised tragedy surrounding Heath Ledger’s portrayal, and the widely mocked mysticism built up around Jared Leto’s.

While Phoenix has remained tight-lipped about a lot of his preparation methods, he has dropped enough hints and clues during interviews to begin to paint a picture of his process. It’s difficult to even imagine getting into the head of a character as nihilistic and violent as the Joker, and even a pro like Phoenix struggled with it. But he took the job as a challenge, and the ways in which he conquered that challenge are really fascinating.

In the full video, we dig into Phoenix’s psychological prep as well as his physical, and dive into how some of his previous roles could have prepared him for playing the clown prince of crime. Check out the video for more information on how Joaquin Phoenix prepared for Joker.

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