She added that she prefers for that aspect of her life to remain private: “I tend to be a little squeamish about talking about being a parent. “Playing motherhood on screen has never been really foreign to me … I have my own powers of imagination, which have kicked in, but now it’s real,” Hunter said of whether being a mother informed the role at all. Hunter herself became a parent between the two films.
is not a different character … rediscovering that ‘action person’ in her is there in the first movie.”
Speaking to the role reversal between the two main characters, Bird said, “We’ve sort of gotten credit for surfing some kind of new wave - like I knew exactly what was going to be the zeitgeist, 14 years in advance! - but it’s actually the same idea that I had back then.
Incredible (Nelson) stay home with the baby. The film sees Elastigirl (Hunter) go to work as a hero and Mr. The plotline in Incredibles 2 was not the result of Pixar hopping on any sort of trend. This was a story that he really wanted to tell.” “But I also thought, because the first one was so amazing, that Brad must have something going on. So when I began to get wind that there might be one, I was surprised,” she said, laughing. “When the movie didn’t happen after 10 years, I certainly didn’t think that there was going to be one. There was the usual amount of joking about how Incredibles 2 took 14 years to be released (“This is like a public shaming!” Brad Bird said at one point), and Hunter admitted that she didn’t expect it would ever happen. Holly Hunter didn’t think there would be a sequel. Here’s what else the audience learned from the conversation. And that’s probably one of a thousand reasons why he loves her.” “And that kind of is a core moment - that’s the character. “All I did was make her stretch, because then visually, you’re seeing that she’s his match, that she’s not intimidated by him, she’s just as tough as he is,” Bird said. Bird left all of the lines alone, merely adding the bit where she stretches to be as tall as him when saying, “It’s not about you!” It’s the only change he made, but everyone thought it was a great rewrite. Bird revealed Pixar asked him to rewrite the fight scene at home between Bob and Helen in the first film, because everyone thought it seemed like Bob was bullying his wife. At the core of the film is the relationship between Helen (Hunter) and Bob (Nelson) Parr - a partnership of equals that Bird worked hard to get right in the 2004 original.
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